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Keeping the higher resolution

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(@elgol)
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hello,

 

when combining data done with different focal lengths APP seem to keep the resolution of the shorter focal length. I thought when setting in "4" to the corresponding sub frame I could influence this. Tried and it did not work out

 

so how can I achieve this: APP takes the resolution of the longer focal length thus less arcsec/pixels to the data instead of downsclaing these to the lower resolution of the shorter focal length stacks?

below you see a test combination where I combined Ha data with a 6200mm sensor of 3 different telescopes, focal length 400, 550 and 640 mm

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testall21 Ha session 1 1 St

 


   
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(@mabula-admin)
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Hi @elgol,

There are different factors involved that decide which reference frame would be chose automatically. In your case, you can simply set the reference before reigstration to one of the files with the highest resolution. Did you try this?

Mabula


   
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(@elgol)
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Posted by: @mabula-admin

Hi @elgol,

There are different factors involved that decide which reference frame would be chose automatically. In your case, you can simply set the reference before reigstration to one of the files with the highest resolution. Did you try this?

Mabula

 

of course I did

 


   
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(@mabula-admin)
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@elgol, so then it should work fine, didn't it? The scale will be preserved of the reference frame if scale factor in 6) Integrate is set to 1.0.

 


   
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