2023-04-17: APP 2.0.0-beta17 has been released !
RAW support for camera color matrix with Bayer Drizzle integration, fixed couple of image viewer issues.
We are very close now to releasing APP 2.0.0 stable with a complete printable manual...
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Hi,
I have a problem with the 1.075 version.
I don't why APP is considering all the flat subs as light. The software tries to analyse stars in the flat subs!
Regards.
Franck
The cause may be because of the name of my luminance filter called Light.
I check this problem.
regards.
My last post is the answer.
I change the name of the filter from 'Light' to 'Luminance' into my luminance subs, and into my flat sub.
Now it works.
I could change the name of the filter into the FITS header thanks to FITS4Win2 Header Data Utility.
You can find the website here :
Does your capture software call these files "light" also in the FITS header? This should be corrected with the capture-software, so tell at that stage that you want the flat frames to be called flats.
Yes because i named my luminance filter Light...
i had to change the name of the filter in each fitsheader.
Now it works fine
I could renamed my fits header thanks to f4w2dudoc :
Yes because i named my luminance filter Light...
i had to change the name of the filter in each fitsheader.
Now it works fine
Dear Franck @franck_chile ,
I am fixing this, to prevent this bug from happening in the next release.
Is there any reason why you would name a filter: "light" instead of lum/l/luminance ? Is this common practice to name fitlers "light". I am just trying to understand why you would use such a naming convention 😉
Anyway, I will make sure that APP will treat them properly next time.
Mabula
😀 I just named my Luminance filter like this at the beginning...
Now Luminance... it's not a common name.
Sorry for that.
Regards.
😀 I just named my Luminance filter like this at the beginning...
Now Luminance... it's not a common name.
Sorry for that.
Regards.
No problem Franck @franck_chile 😉