[Sticky] Bayer Drizzle Workflow

Hi Minusman,

Bayer Drizzle will integrate only the bayer data of camera's that have a bayer CFA on the sensor, like DSLR camera's. So the data won't be debayered before integration.

A suggested setting to use would be to

• set bayer drizzle for integration mode
• keep integration scale at 1.0
• set drizzle drops at 2.0 and
• drizzle kernel, try tophat.

The results from this would and should be similar to normal integration (no drizzle) with AAD debayer.

Then if you lower the drizzle drops value, if the data permits, the integration/stack will become sharper but noisier.

Applying drizzle is always a choice between improved resolution versus an increasing amount of noise.

Let me know, if you can create a nice bayer drizzle result 😉

Cheers,

Mabula

Must I have to adjust in Raw / Fits no  interpolation?

Hi minusman,

No, you can keep the 0) RAW/FITS settings for debayer on the default AAD debayer.

For star analysis and registration of the light frames, APP will dynamically debayer your frames to get good star lokations and optimal registration. Without debayering this is not possible.

Then, when the light frames are loaded at the beginning of the integration task, APP will NOT debayer your light frames, so only the bayer CFA pixels will be loaded into the integration 😉

So, it's setup automatically for you. You only need to select the Bayer Drizzle integration mode.

Let me know if it works 😉

Mabula

p.s. I have made a sticky of this 😉

This is really easy.

Thanks Mabula

😉 you're welcome minusman !

Hi Mabula- you mention the above advice is for DSLRs - does it also apply to a OSC like my ASI071MC Pro?

I get 2 files afterwards - the 'normal' integrated one as well as a WeightMap. I assume that I continue processing the integrated one in either 9) Tools or an external program like PS - correct? But what do I do with the WeightMap file?

I have seen your advice in other posts about trying different settings for droplet size, etc. to determine my own preferences. I will do so, but would like to know if there are any processing steps I should take before comparing them?

Rgds and thanks for a great processing program!