Author Topic: Batch preprocessing using master frames  (Read 2431 times)

Offline k8jb

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Batch preprocessing using master frames
« on: 2016 September 04 10:26:52 »
I thought I'd give the batch preproc script another whirl just to see how it compares with my manual process.  For some reason, it rejects all my master calibration files (including the superbias) and will only work if I use the original raw calibration data.  I created these master cal frames using the process described in the tutorials and they work properly with the Calibration Tool.

However, if I use the master calibration images created BY the script and run it again using these images as master calibration images, it will run to completion. 

Replacing the scripted-created master flat with my own and it again fails. 

** Warning: No flat frames have been selected to calibrate light frames (filter="Luminance", binning=2, exposure=30.00s, length=6)


What's it looking for that the manually created master flat don't have?

John

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Re: Batch preprocessing using master frames
« Reply #1 on: 2016 September 04 12:53:02 »
check the fits header of the script-generated masters and see what's in there - if it's written the flat attributes to the header then that's what it's looking for.

i think you might have to "force" the attributes of a user-created master frame by setting the type, filter and duration in the user interface.

rob

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Re: Batch preprocessing using master frames
« Reply #2 on: 2016 September 04 15:01:44 »
Definitely different.  Added the extra keywords and it ran.

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Re: Batch preprocessing using master frames
« Reply #3 on: 2016 September 04 20:44:58 »
great! i wonder if the keywords get applied if you use the UI to force the frame type.

rob