JayHov
Member
I have been using WBPP for some time now ... and with great success. It just does its thing, and I've been a very happy camper since I started using it.
Presently, I have shot two nights of M94. The first night's Master Light is fine. Today I loaded up all of my frames from last night, but decided to manually designate a Reference Light Frame. A few "things" happened during the process: 1] WBPP paused looking to Plate Solve the Reference Image (I assume), and though I can successfully Plate Solve an image otherwise, I was not able to here (even though I designated "M94" as the gist of the image) ... so I canceled that portion of the process and WBPP seemed to go forward without issue until 2] I inspected the resultant Master Light. It is below:
At that point, I figured this result was related to manually designating a Reference Image, so I cleared out WBPP, inserted all of my frames and re-ran it allowing it to choose the Reference Image automatically (as I have always done previously). Unfortunately, I received the same result.
At this point, I'm not sure what else (if anything) might have also changed in playing around with the Reference Image selection feature. Any help would be appreciated, but please know that all of my sub frames are good (even per WBPP standards). In other words, no light frames were rejected.
Thank you,
Jay
Presently, I have shot two nights of M94. The first night's Master Light is fine. Today I loaded up all of my frames from last night, but decided to manually designate a Reference Light Frame. A few "things" happened during the process: 1] WBPP paused looking to Plate Solve the Reference Image (I assume), and though I can successfully Plate Solve an image otherwise, I was not able to here (even though I designated "M94" as the gist of the image) ... so I canceled that portion of the process and WBPP seemed to go forward without issue until 2] I inspected the resultant Master Light. It is below:
At that point, I figured this result was related to manually designating a Reference Image, so I cleared out WBPP, inserted all of my frames and re-ran it allowing it to choose the Reference Image automatically (as I have always done previously). Unfortunately, I received the same result.
At this point, I'm not sure what else (if anything) might have also changed in playing around with the Reference Image selection feature. Any help would be appreciated, but please know that all of my sub frames are good (even per WBPP standards). In other words, no light frames were rejected.
Thank you,
Jay