2023-03-15: APP 2.0.0-beta14 has been released !
IMPROVED FRAME LIST, sorting on column header click and you can move the columns now which will be preserved between restarts.
We are very close now to releasing APP 2.0.0 stable with a complete printable manual...
Astro Pixel Processor Windows 64-bit
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When I set up my club's remote scope, I forgot to schedule luminance flats. I do have a full set of RGB flats from the night but they are insufficient to eliminate what I assume are some condensation artefacts. Since the artefacts are very similar on the RGB filters, I assume they are on either the scope or the sensor.
If I integrate without the luminance frames, correction is very good. However, if I include the luminance frames, the resulting image shows the artefacts.
Is there a way I can use the RGB flats to calibrate the luminance frames or, synthesize a Luminance flat from the RGB flats?
When I set up my club's remote scope, I forgot to schedule luminance flats. I do have a full set of RGB flats from the night but they are insufficient to eliminate what I assume are some condensation artefacts. Since the artefacts are very similar on the RGB filters, I assume they are on either the scope or the sensor.
If I integrate without the luminance frames, correction is very good. However, if I include the luminance frames, the resulting image shows the artefacts.
Is there a way I can use the RGB flats to calibrate the luminance frames or, synthesize a Luminance flat from the RGB flats?
Bump ... anyone have any thoughts?
In his video tutorial on this page David Colonnello shows how to make a synthetic luminance from RGB files.
