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Initial evaluation of data (particularly light frames), general list of bad stuff/"perfect" photo
Newbie here. I'm working my way through Pixinsight Fundamentals. I'm in Processes videos right now. I've also bought Pixinsight Horizons and Photoshop subscriptions.
I'm aware that just about each and every video deals with evaluation of data, but one of the things for a newbie like me that would be very helpful would be a video showing Adam evaluating light frames taken of different targets. By watching his initial analysis of light frames it would help me learn to evaluate light frames. Also would be helpful to have a list and examples of the major bad stuff and a list of what a "perfect" photo after processing would look like - what it would have and wouldn't have. I'm aware each image has its unique challenges but surely there is a way to pull off this type of request.
Love the videos. Am aware this may be covered in future videos I've yet to watch but thought I would go on and list anyway. And maybe a video like this earlier in Pixinsight would help newbies get a better sense of goals of processing. Learning what's going on under the hood is important but general overviews are too.