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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I have been trying to process this image using flats darks dark flats and bias frames. It seems like Astro pixel processor is not using those frames for the final image. I have done a test where I used just the light frames, Then I would add the flat frames to another integration, then add the darks etc. each image looks exactly the same when integrated. Is there a setting or something that I missing? You can see by the image titles which images are which. Just seems like adding flats and darks don't seem to make any difference in the final integration. Last image is one of my flat frames and the one with the boxes is the light pollution correction with darks, flats, dk flats and bias frames integrated.
@gmehal If you first only integrate the lights and then add the calibration frames, you cannot go straight to tab 6 and click integrate. You need to go through all the tabs and click the buttons for each processing step. Can you do that and verify that that solves your issue?
Another thing you can try is to start APP and load all frames in tab 1 and then go to tab 6 and click integrate. That should show that APP indeed does use the calibration frames.
@wvreevenI will try both methods now. Will report back shortly
@wvreevenLooks like that did the trick! Adding all images and then integrating. Im still getting registration errors using 1.83b2. When I increase star registration to 1500 it works.
@gmehal The star registration occasionally shows a glitch in 1.083-beta2 and Mabula is working on a fix. Please try 1.083-beta instead and see if that solves this error for you.
@wvreevenyou mean 1083-b1. correct?
