Author Topic: Does BatchPreprocessing script apply bias, dark, and flat frames?  (Read 1859 times)

Offline Can Poyrazoğlu

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Hello,

I am using BatchPreprocessing (I know it's not meant for the best results, but I'm just getting used to it) to calibrate and register my raws. I've noticed that the script generates master bias and dark images (it also probably generates flats but I haven't tried it).

Does BatchPreprocessing script apply bias, dark, and flat frames to the images in the process of calibration, or does it just create the master frames and leave them for manual use?

Thanks,
Can.

Offline John_Gill

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Re: Does BatchPreprocessing script apply bias, dark, and flat frames?
« Reply #1 on: 2018 February 20 06:03:10 »
Hi,

The BPP script will use the Bias, Darks and Flats and creates each Master file.  It will then apply the Master files to the Lights. The end result will be an integration of Lights after the Bias, Darks and Flats have been applied.

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