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Don't understand master dark file naming/creation

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Red Giant
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Hi,

I'm noticing that master dark files are being created that don't make sense to me.

For example, I just loaded one sub that is 180s in length and ISO800, put it in session 2, loaded my 180s darks in the same session, with flats and flatdarks at 1/30s exposure used across all sessions. 

In the working folder, I now have two master files for session 2: MD-IG_800.0-E180.0s-CANON_EOS_1000D-3948x2622-session_2.fits and MD-IG_800.0-E91.0s-CANON_EOS_1000D-3948x2622-session_2.fits

I understand the E180.0s file, but where has the 91.0s file come from? None of my exposures are at 91s, and I don't get why two masters would be created 

Thanks, Brendan



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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Is it possible you have a few files that are 91s amongst everything?



   
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(@brendanc)
Red Giant
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I'll have to look! I'm fairly certain not. They all say 180s in the filenames. Plus, there was only one sub in session 2. Looks like I've got a job to sift through them all, or just watch out for this happening again and then drilling down to understand what's going on.


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(@Anonymous 174)
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I think they may be in the darks, not the lights. APP does create different masters if there are different darks.



   
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Red Giant
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How very interesting - just did a search through all my darks files, found out there's an 'exposure time' column I can view in the search results, and there it is! One 91s exposure, even though it was timed at 180s and says 180s in the filename. There are some others at different times too. Never even remotely occurred to me that this could happen. OK, well, looks like APP has revealed something I didn't know about my darks library. 

Thanks for the help! 🙂



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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Nice! Have a look in the fits headers of those other exposures, maybe the capture program is having an issue there.



   
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(@brendanc)
Red Giant
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They're all Canon CR2 files, not FITS, but I've been through the other exposure durations and picked up a few more, which also tally with some other oddly-named masters that APP generated. So, I'm fairly sure this was the problem - just a handful of files among many - so I'm happy just doing a quick check when/if I rebuild my darks libraries in future. Learned a new thing today.

Thanks again for your help. 🙂


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(@Anonymous 174)
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Excellent, I love to learn as well. 😉



   
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