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As Pixinisight evolves (and as a select few write some very creative scripts), it allows people to process much better. However, it often comes at the expense of their learning the mechanisms and concepts behind the curtain. So the progress is both…
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I have to leave this comment.Your video:https://www.adamblockstudios.com/articles/what-do-spcc-bxt-sxt-nxt-and-hdrmtWhat a gem!Firstly there are several brilliant concepts illustrated. The most stunning is the hue and sat extraction and subsequent c…
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If I, too, become a blockhead-nebulist might I find myself automatically improving in table tennis?
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Thank you very much,I will review all of your recommended videos and start from there. The timing of my question is ideal. Why? It is because I only shoot around the meridian. So, at this time of the year M42 is very much in the Eastern sky and is t…
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Read your responses and some of it exposes some ignorance on my part. I have previously watched (haphazardly) the video on M42. However, I think the wise thing for me to do is to relocate it and watch it in detail. So, when you asked whether I was …
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So as to answer first your question. I am doing it first before I have had time to read and study your very prompt response posts. It was not from ABS. It was a general Youtube, called:"Image Weighting in Pixinsight: Part 2" at roughly 3:27 Inciden…
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Thanks Blockhead. (I feel uncomfortable calling you that). Thanks for nailing the question. Your answer is as I anticipated but I feel better with your assurances since I am doing some strange manipulations of target names for acquisition reasons on…
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Thanks. You are 100% correct....once I saved it and reopened the header changed. You're probably thinking, "well duh!" But, for me, it wasn't obvious. Again, thanks for your help.
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Thank you Blockhead. You are probably correct (sorry about the "probably" but I wouldn't be using that word if it was, in fact, Adam ;-) )The proof will be in the pudding when I actually get around to it. I wish to make 2 points that are potential…
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It does, of course. And 'm sure I can calibrate these with darks and flats shot with the overscan included. But thats a pain. And in the end I will have integrate those calibrated frames ultimately ultimately with the already acquired data that I ac…