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Make your Milky Way images pop
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
|April 2026
Simple, free processing techniques using FastStone Image Viewer
Capturing images of the night sky is only half of the battle. Processing them is an equally important step and, for beginners, this part can feel overwhelming - especially as much of the image-editing software out there isn't particularly intuitive to use.
It’s frustrating to shell out money on a program that you then struggle to get the most out of. Luckily, there are several free or low-cost options to try, such as FastStone Image Viewer, a free image-browsing and editing tool that's compatible with Windows. You can download the latest version from www.faststone.org. It has many of the tools required for astro processing in a package that's easy to navigate, and it lets you quickly browse through your raw files, as well as other common file formats. It can also convert a batch of images from one file type to another.
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