Kaczorek wrote:
ElevatedG wrote: There is a way to salvage those frames with 4 pixels chopped off. I have experienced this problem recently with my asi071 camera. I've found a simple work around to this is to crop all images to match the smaller image size using DynamicCrop and image containers in pixinsight. Its a quick way to batch crop all your images to the correct size so they will stack. You have to do your flats, bias, and darks also this way for it to work.
I would kindly disagree. This approach assumes you know which lines are missing. Whereas these might be: 4 top lines, 4 bottom lines, 2 top + 2 bottom, 1 top + 3 bottom, ..., whatever you choose.
Cropping images changes physical mapping of pixels and may render unpredictable results during stacking phase. It would also influence calibration phase due to possible shift of light vs dark or light vs flat.
Corazon
There is a way to salvage those frames with 4 pixels chopped off. I have experienced this problem recently with my asi071 camera. I've found a simple work around to this is to crop all images to match the smaller image size using DynamicCrop and image containers in pixinsight. Its a quick way to batch crop all your images to the correct size so they will stack. You have to do your flats, bias, and darks also this way for it to work.
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Imaged Oct 30-31 with a total of 82x180s subs @-15C, 50gain.
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My pacman nebula
Imaged under a 91% illuminated moon this past Sunday night (10/21). All captured with a OSC cooled CMOS ASI071 Pro.
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