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2x drizzle results in star holes

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(@thabib)
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Hi,

I'm trying my under-sampled data with 2x drizzle mode: Bayer/X-Trans, topHat kernel and drop size 0.5 and getting a weird black holes in the star. I was hoping someone might be able to help me with the correct settings.

Briefly, I have about 600secs x 80 subs dithered using asiair and calibration frames.

Thanks!

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(@stefanastro)
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I got this too, with my zwo color camera. while i extract HA and want to use drizzle i get this result.

I am testing now to stack first in airy adaptive and after that extracting the intergrated file. to get HA out of there



   
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