What’s New in Re_Frame 2.0 Expanded file support for SER, AVI, FITS, MOV, MP4 and image sequences. Improved frame analysis and ranking for more accurate selection of the sharpest frames. Enhanced alignment and stacking, with better stability on lunar, solar and planetary recordings. New deconvolution tools, including a special Solar Lucy–Richardson. Improved wavelets, unsharp masking and detail enhancement controls. New lunar processing tools, including mineral colour rendering and the Clementine UVVIS thematic palette. Advanced solar H-alpha processing, with improved prominence, spicule, corona and surface-detail rendering. New scientific and visualisation tools, including limb fitting, transit overlays, planetary satellite positioning and polar projections. Improved Saturn processing, with enhanced ring reconstruction, occlusion and shadow rendering. Individual processing steps can now be hidden, restored or removed directly from the workflow. Hidden processing steps are automatically excluded from both previews and final exports. Processing-step visibility is preserved when reopening a project. Double-click any slider to restore its default value. Improved colour processing, including true-colour amplification and refined broadband lunar colour estimation. Improved 16-bit TIFF export for higher-quality post-processing. Performance and memory-management improvements, especially when processing large recordings. Numerous interface refinements, stability improvements and bug fixes.

Enhanced Solarmodule, bug fix

Re_Frame 1.1 introduces improved solar processing tools, with refined handling of the solar corona, spicules, and CME structures. This update also adds enhanced H-alpha colorization and improved color science, providing a more consistent and natural rendering workflow for solar, lunar, and planetary stacking.