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I agree. I have not looked into the comet data..but comets are much much more unpredictable. They are more likely to have non-Newtonian forces (heating, jets...etc) that effect their orbits. In addition many come and go...so it would be a huge take …
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Actually this could be something more subtle and devious...and it is good for me to know.I am using Amazon Edge servers to deliver the streaming videos/data. They store files at "Edge Servers" near to the location of data requestors (you). I fear th…
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I do not think we are done yet. You need to manually stack the darks. One time using WSC and the other using LFC. Make certain you can reproduce the difference you see. Look at the % of rejection. I am guessing that LFC is doing more aggressive rej…
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I have turned on Right Click access for you.You can now download videos. If you start this video playing... and then right click you can save it to your computer.Then play it. It has to be a cache issue in some way.(you can try from your phone as we…
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At the moment I just cannot seem to catch up.So I have a suggestion. You should open your WBPP process container from the log folder.Then you can look at the ImageIntegration instance (setup and configuration) for the darks that are integrated. You …
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Yes... it is the same video- links to the same page.You can seen in the attached screen capture that with about 2 minutes left (near the end) the "40" (from 40" for the diameter of Jupiter) is on the calculator. This is the new version of the video.…
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Hmm.. maybe a cache thing?Can you please check with a incognito tab in your browser?I just checked..I am pretty certain it is up-to-date now.Thanks-the Blockhead
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Thank you for the correction.This is what I get for doing things on the fly without thinking. Yes, you and others are correct.Yesterday I posted an updated version with the correct math.-the Blockhead
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Karen, Just to push a concept... it doesn't matter where you got the number from at the end of the day. Published values will not always match the instrument in hand. The measurement we make by finding the answer... is the real answer no matter what…
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Hi Karen, If you get a chance... would you mind watching this video? https://www.adamblockstudios.com/articles/plate-scale -the Blockhead
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Karen, It does not fail.Your first file above is the LN reference. (which is better than the masterLight).It solves just fine. The second file is your masterLight. It solves just fine. Please see the screenshots. You did not show me a screenshot of …
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Yep. I know my videos are long. However, I do explain in the WBPP series all of this information. Many beginners are confused by metadata in file headers...so I have highlighted the organizational use of folders (paths). However, if you review this …
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Reggie, This image solved without an issue. The coordinates provided in the file are fine.There is only one other number to contend with and that is the focal length or platescale.But ask yourself... which value has great fine control? I hope you ag…
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Well... we are certainly narrowing things down.So... you need to provide me with the raw dark frames. (you may have given them to me... I just need to make certain we are using the same ones) I will do exactly as you are doing (or what I think you a…
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Also. You need to do something. You need to create your masterdark again manually.Then you need to use WBPP and create the masterdark only. Just look the dark frames you used manually into WBPP. Do nothing else. Then run WBPP and create this masterd…
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It does not clarify. You need to show your WBPP configuration that produced the masterLight you sent me. Use the Diagnostics button to generate and show all WBPP panels. This is a configuration issue. -the Blockhead
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Sorry, I did not understand. You said the result remained the same. However, if you solved the zero issue there result is definitely NOT the same. You made a significant improvement. Zeroes in your data means you are literally throwing away informat…
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Why do you think 100 is enough?-the Blockhead
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Hi Joe, That information is in Horizons. Please see here (and specifically the NarrowBand section) for content that I currently have: https://www.adamblockstudios.com/categories/Pixinsight_Horizons -the Blockhead
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Hi Joe, With regards to your first question...I do not know what it is! (you did not ask one)Please share your WBPP configuration. Did you remember to register by keyword?Use the diagnostics button to generate the screenshots in one click. Concernin…