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Bruce Donzanti
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And it only occurs using Windows.
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I just got an answer from John. Just so you and others know, it is a current bug he is working on. After so many files are entered, it will crash and shut PI down.
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I ran it a fourth time but it gave me an error before shutting down........... There is nothing strange about the 100th frame as they all looked the same when I blinked them. The error is saying insufficient resources but not sure why that is the c…
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Looking forward to it. I collected 1.5 hrs of data under thin clouds in B7 skies and did my best with what I had to work with using the traditional method. Still not good as the core is bright but no tail to speak of. Also, Since I do not have th…
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I tried a L filter with the RGB image using the same sensor, but it did nothing to help.
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Thanks, Adam. I appreciate the compliment. Oh, well- I was afraid of that. Didn't hurt to ask.
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Ok- thank you for confirming, Adam
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Just to explain what I was doing wrong. I was saving the files as jpeg instead of as .xisf files.
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John just addressed my questions on another site.......... I was trying to open the files through PI and not Windows Explorer. I was also trying to save the files as jpeg instead of as .xisf files. Once I found everything in Windows Explorer and s…
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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ok- 4 screen shots The first 2 show how I set things up and got the image. The third should be the file location but it is empty. The last SS compares what I produced on the left vs. that same file that I saved to reopen later.
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Thanks for the feedback, Jeff. A few folks I know have been tinkering with this script, with mixed results, in my opinion. Hopefully, Adam will weigh in on this topic.
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ahh....I never would have figured that out! Attached was the file path with "new data" in it When I simply put those data into the other folders containing the 100 gain files, it worked. Thanks, Adam. I would have been pulling the rest of my hai…
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I am back to this problem again. I captured data both at a gain of 100 and 300. I have darks, flats, and dark flats at both gains. The fits of all the file types all show gain as 100 or 300 as expected. Yet, when I place them in WBPP and use GAI…
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Thanks for confirming. Another lesson learned.
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Here is a screen shot of my master dark which I just noticed a gradient. I do not see this gradient from my other camera on another scope. So, perhaps this is the cause of the problem.