Thanks Adam. The log shows the reference file name and location. Remembering this name and location hours or days later was the challenge I think, as the multiple steps take a bit of time on my slower PC. But now with the _ref ending I can find this…
Thanks Adam. I see how the operand works now. Yes, my error was in the reference frame selection, which was readily available in the log. I need to redo all steps with the correct one in place.
I have now renamed this file with a _ref ending to make…
Q1. Yes. I used the same reference frame which is my Blue 30.
Q2. The same Blue 30 for the comet alignment.
But I found one mistake. I had Star Aligned checked below the operand input field. So this caused the output images I had in Blink to be Com…
Thanks Adam. You answered my question thoroughly. But my Bortle 7 skies often yield lots of junk data that needs to be trashed. So I "wish" didn't have to Blink through it all, especially since my imaging extends a few hours at a time over many nigh…
Thanks Adam. I have now tried WBPP both with and without the Scaling Factor checked and this has not made a huge difference. The big patches are still there.
I have noted the optimization of frames, but this is the same thing I have tried successful…
Thanks Adam. In my most recent NB processing, MureDenoise was used on the light masters from an ASI2600MM-P camera and worked quite well on the OIII and SII frames, but with Ha not as much change, just as you have shown in this tutorial.
Regards,
Jo…
Thanks Adam. Will try to create some subtracted images like you suggested. Thought I had a pretty cool perspective with the comet's location but didn't anticipate these complications.
Regards,
John
Thanks, Adam. Even though the subframes were taken with little to no moon present, the avg. ADU's were high, ~ 3000. I think local haze must have been whitening the sky from reflected city lighting. Even my R, G, and B's show the same gradient. I tr…