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Combining data from different imaging trains

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(@mike-lockwood)
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Apologies in advance if this topic has already been covered. 

I want to combine data from 2 different imaging trains. Sharpstar 61EDPHII @ 274 focal length and Stellarvue SVX102T-R @ 551 focal length.
I have data with both setups on the same target.

Are there any special steps required and is there a tutorial video covering this subject ?

thank you 



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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In principle not no, load both in in 2 sessions, each with their own calibration data (different sensors then require their own set of bias/darks/flats) and then run an integration.



   
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(@mike-lockwood)
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Posted by: @Anonymous

In principle not no, load both in in 2 sessions, each with their own calibration data (different sensors then require their own set of bias/darks/flats) and then run an integration.

thank you sir......I guess with your answer "not no" - that means yes ?

 



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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Haha, I meant "in principle not" to require any more steps. 😉



   
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