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Offline wvanreeven

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Re: Flat frames for OSC images
« Reply #15 on: 2019 September 16 07:00:48 »
Good job on fixing this yourself. Nice image of M 39 (if my eyes aren't deceiving me)!


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Re: Flat frames for OSC images
« Reply #16 on: 2019 September 16 09:01:13 »
Quote from: Tertsi on 2019 September 16 06:57:11
Hi,

I think I solved the problem! Flipped image was clue to this mystery! I checked "Up-Bottom-FITS" option ON from the BatchPreProcessing script and now calibrated images are just fine and histogram looks as expected. I attach final stack image from PI with Up-Bottom-FITS ON! :D

Sincerely,
Tero

ah yes - good news! the dreaded fits reader/writer direction problem. i did not notice that your frames were flipped!

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Re: Flat frames for OSC images
« Reply #17 on: 2019 September 16 09:04:58 »
Quote from: pfile on 2019 September 16 09:01:13
ah yes - good news! the dreaded fits reader/writer direction problem. i did not notice that your frames were flipped!

Yes, I'm super happy! :D
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Offline Juan Conejero

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Re: Flat frames for OSC images
« Reply #18 on: 2019 September 16 09:12:17 »
Quote from: Tertsi on 2019 September 16 09:04:58
Yes, I'm super happy! :D

I'm glad to read that. Isn't it great when one discovers the solution to a weird problem? :) Now the important thing is that you understand why this has happened. PixInsight has been designed and developed to be comprehensive, powerful and versatile. But this exacts a price: complexity.
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Re: Flat frames for OSC images
« Reply #19 on: 2019 September 16 09:30:04 »
Quote from: Juan Conejero on 2019 September 16 09:12:17
I'm glad to read that. Isn't it great when one discovers the solution to a weird problem? :) Now the important thing is that you understand why this has happened. PixInsight has been designed and developed to be comprehensive, powerful and versatile. But this exacts a price: complexity.

It was great feeling, yes! Many thanks to you Juan and to entire PixInsight Team for making this awesome software! :)
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