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Sedat Bilgebay
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There are some others under other sub menus. One that comes to my mind immediatly is Render/PSFImage.Clear skies
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Go to Resources/updates/manage repositories and add the following line: https://www.skypixels.at/HVB_Repository/ Game and many other usefull scripts will be automatically loaded next time you run PI or if you push check for updates button under the…
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Excellent! Thanks for sharing this tip with the rest of us.
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Well, it appears those 20 minute exposures were hidden somewhere else :(
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I bit the bullet and bought some credits.. unfortunately, there are only 32x 600 sec O3 subs in the set I have downloaded... there are no trace of the 1200 sec O3 subs :( the data set contains 32x 600 sec subs of Ha, O3 and S2 filters, totaling to 1…
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or you can use the stars of you image to obtain the psf of your system but this needs to be modified somewhat as per Adam's video on this subject, in order to achieve a meaningful result.
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Yes, you can. I use this method very often since the introduction of SXT. You just need to experiment with the parametric psf option. Please see Adam's recent video on this subject.
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Excellent documentation indeed. Cheers!
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I went through NSG documentation and you were right, as expected. SW is not needed at all. Sorry...
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Just one note: you disabled Subframe Weighting in WBPP. I thought this was needed for NSG to make some initial assessments (noise values?) but probably I'm wrong ? Noise evaluation is probably done at an earlier step...
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Thanks for the update Adam!
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Excellent! I will have look asap. Thanks for your time and effort. CS Sedat
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Hello Adam, I fully agree with you that pressing the buttons is not the way to use this script at its current state. The script produces the desired mask only when we use the "h" values to determine its operation range. For your second and third poi…
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Thank you Adam! This is a very enlightening video. I'm afraid there is even more going on here and it has something to do with PI's handling of the CIE L*c*h* or maybe, with PI Color Management Setup, ICC Profiles etc. https:// commons.wikimedia.org…
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What Andrew says... I don't think you should redo the whole thing.. this is an important detail but could be conveyed via an overlay text where you are suggesting to switch to HSI readout mode. Cheers Sedat
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Good day Andrew and Adam. Thank you for your time and effort. As I suspected, there was something wrong with my PI settings so I did reset them and obtained the following new "h" values: https://www.astrobin.com/full/ksgtmw/0/?nc=user I hope they a…
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Indeed! Sorry for being the bearer of bad news! But hopefully other members will read this post and use the h space as the selection criteria. Thanks for your time !
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Noted with thanks... it makes sense. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 9.0px Helvetica; color: #ff3333} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 9.0px Helvetica} span.s1 {color: #000000}
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Great tutorial as always. How about binned data?I have some 2x2 and 4x4 data which can greatly benefit from this script.
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Adam I checked again but part 1 is still the same. Part 2 plays ok without any additional effort from me. Just so you know.