I am using the WBPP script. I am using master darks and a super bias that I made prior to image acquisition. I am not actually using WBPP to do final integration (although I would love to see the rough integration in WBPP, and check the box to do it), but I am applying cosmetic correction and generating drizzle data.
I add the following files:
Superbias (XISF)
Master dark (XISF)
25 flats per filter (FITS)
Light frames (FITS)
On diagnostics or running the script I get this:
** Warning: Flat frames (filter = Lum, binning = 1, exposure = 2.25s, length = 25) will be calibrated with a master dark with a different exposure of 300 sec.
I'm not sure what to take from this. Shouldn't my flats always be different exposure lengths (2-5 seconds for mine) than the master darks (5, 10, 15 minute)?
I get one such error message per filter, and no other warnings on diagnostics or running.
WBPP completes its work, but then fails to do an integration. I can get by without it since I drizzle integrate later, but I've found that PI is always a lot smarter than I am, and I suspect I am not using the script correctly somehow. What am I doing wrong?
I add the following files:
Superbias (XISF)
Master dark (XISF)
25 flats per filter (FITS)
Light frames (FITS)
On diagnostics or running the script I get this:
** Warning: Flat frames (filter = Lum, binning = 1, exposure = 2.25s, length = 25) will be calibrated with a master dark with a different exposure of 300 sec.
I'm not sure what to take from this. Shouldn't my flats always be different exposure lengths (2-5 seconds for mine) than the master darks (5, 10, 15 minute)?
I get one such error message per filter, and no other warnings on diagnostics or running.
WBPP completes its work, but then fails to do an integration. I can get by without it since I drizzle integrate later, but I've found that PI is always a lot smarter than I am, and I suspect I am not using the script correctly somehow. What am I doing wrong?