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Calibration warning on dark duration

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Hi,

When I recently processed some of my latest frames of Messier 22 (light frames are 30sec each), I loaded for testing purposes my 60sec Master Dark in APP (set it to "all channels" since it was multichannel processing). Then I clicked on "assign Masters to Lights" with "calibration warnings" and ... nothing happens? Instead the master dark was assigned to each light showing up in the list. I'm a bit confused - shouldn't APP warn the user?

Stephan


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I do recommend that APP warns the user when

- ISO/Gain values of all frames do not match
- exposure Time of Darks and Lights resp. DarkFlats and Flat do not match

Although I'm usually very carefully, I recently had the case that I calibrated lights images with darks of different ISO value accidentally...

Stephan



   
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I'm not 100% sure, but APP does work with dark scaling. Although I'm not sure if it should do that (or if it does that at all when using already made master-darks) automatically. Mabula, can you shed some light on that? (@mabula-admin)



   
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Scaling Darks is disabled by default. So when you load wrong darks something will go wrong...

I suggest to implement some kind of warning.



   
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