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!!! Big performance increase due to optimizations in integration !!!
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Hi am using this OSC camera . Captured lights, flats dark flats and all calibrated and registered and on stretch could see some Nebula , was also using an Optolong Lextreme. All settings at default with Winsorised selected .however when I get to registration all I see is a black screen no nebula at all? Any ideas
A black screen usually points to a data calibration issue. What happens when you integrate without calibration? You're sure you have stretch selected (on the right-hand side of APP)?
Yes stretch is ticked.
stupid question- how do I integrate without doing the calibration first - you mean just integrate Light subs only ?
@gilgm Just load the lights and no calibration. Then go straight to tab 6 and click the integrate button. APP will take care of the intermediate steps. Let us know please if the resulting image is black again. It shouldn't be.
Will give it a go and let you know - thanks .
Hi Wouter - Just did the Integration - Final integration is black again - individual subs all look OK - not sure what is happening ?
Interesting, could you share your data with us so we can better see what might be the problem?
Go to https://upload.astropixelprocessor.com and for the username and password, use: upload
Create a directory named “gilgm-blackIntegration” and upload in there. Thank you!
Hi Wouter
I have uploaded 5 Light Subs as requested to the Directory 'gilgm-blackIntegration'. They are large files 117MB each.
Many thanks That worked ! But what does GL off do ? I’m on version 1.082
That button switched off OpenGL which is used for faster processing in the image-viewer. If that helps, there is likely an issue with your graphics drivers on your system. Maybe you have a conflict with 2 drivers? Sometimes people have both Intel and NVidia etc.