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Weights on sky background and dispersion

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(@chris_g_bne)
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Request for weights on sky background / dispersion.  When doing widefield this is really important and when integrating dark nebula from suburbs it is also useful to have.  here is an up to date example here where integration with weights on skky background would yield a better result for this dark nebula.  

Also ongoing request for batch background subtraction with consistent region between frames.



   
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(@astrogee)
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I have a question. First I'm quite comfortable with the other metrics but what is the significance of dispersion in astrophotography? What are it's visible effects?



   
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