Streaks on a stacked star field Stacking by Sequator 100 dng photos of night sky taken with a smartphone resulted in a (beautiful, I would say) populated star field where undesired arc streaks are seen all over the field. It is like as the program treated the vast majority of stars as wanted, while (perhaps the less brighter) others are just rendered as they moved along the 100 frames period.
Align stars was chosen then accumulation.
Question: Is this a common problem using Sequator, or at least happened to some of you? Is there any trivial setting or way to redo the stacking? Thanks.
Attached is a compressed copy of the final photo. 

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https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/124748/arcs-in-stacked-star-field
Those are probably just &quot;hot pixels&quot; that don't move on the sensor like the real stars do, so that the stacking spread them out in an arc.
I don't think the software processes and treats each star separately, they can't be &quot;skipped stars&quot; mingled with &quot;recognized stars&quot;. Notice that they are all 1 pixel wide, whereas stars are much wider.