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Can't get flats assigned to one session and channel

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(@rickwayne)
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This is rather odd. I have two sessions, Ha and OIII for each. I have master darks, bias, and BPM that go to all sessions. I have one set of flats that should go to both sessions -- when I loaded them I specified "all sessions".

I've done it several times, with 1.082 and 1.083 beta, and every time the appropriate flats get assigned to everything except the Session 1 Ha frames. Doesn't matter if I re-assign the generated master flats and do it over.

What the heck?! I guess the next thing to try is to run "calibrate" to completion with only the session 1 frames loaded and the master flats, then load session 2's lights and run "calibrate" again.



   
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(@rickwayne)
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Figured it out. Won't apologize for posting, perhaps someone else will see this and have the penny drop.

Some bits of my imaging chain use "H_alpha", and others call it "H-alpha". So when I allow the "FILTER" tag to determine the assignment, it doesn't match the wrongly-tagged lights. That's all it was.



   
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(@wvreeven)
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Glad you figured it out. Yes, that is a tricky situation that may be hard to solve. 

Wouter



   
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