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65% waxing moon, altitude 40 degrees, intermittent cloud. Exposures=71ms, gain=15 (out of 29). MONO8, SER. QHY5L-II-M, IR685 filter. 2x barlow Details on Astrobin links to high resolution images. Sharcap 3.2, Autostakkert!3, GIMP 2.10 The 2x Barlow and the atmospherics did not go well together. I us...

65% waxing moon, altitude 40 degrees, intermittent cloud. Exposures=14ms, gain=10 (out of 29). MONO8, SER. QHY5L-II-M, IR685 filter. Details on Astrobin links to high resolution images. Sharcap 3.2, Autostakkert!3, GIMP 2.10 Clavius, https://www.astrobin.com/h83ia3/B/?nc=user Clavius.jpg Copernicus ...

65% waxing moon, altitude 40 degrees, intermittent cloud. Exposures=14ms, gain=10 (out of 29). MONO8, SER. QHY5L-II-M, IR685 filter. Details on Astrobin links to high resolution images. Sharcap 3.2, Autostakkert!3, Microsoft ICE, GIMP 2.10 Mare Imbrium, 3-panel, https://www.astrobin.com/s28jk0/?nc=u...

A good image and use of Live Stack.

Dave

Chris Windows "snip" whatever that may be Snipping Tool comes as part of Windows, with the latest upgrades it is now morphing into Snip & Sketch . Looks to me like QHY might be dropping older cameras from their SDK. I remember it happening to me with a Nebulosity upgrade when Canon dropped the 350D ...

Chris

I used the Snipping Tool in Windows to capture an area of the screen, then follow the steps here in order.



Dave (not Robin)

Kip I found the Titan manual on the web. I have an Atik 314E (about 10 years old). The Titan looks similar to the 314E but in a blue case - different sensor with 659x494 capture area - mine is 1391x1039. I run the Atik successfully under Sharpcap with the ASCOM driver. The only camera control I see ...

Robin

Nebulosity 4.3 and 4.4.1 both have this:



In the Nebulosity system folder the following files can be found (some quite old dates there)


Dave

Tim Dark Flat is in lieu of a bias frame. Is that correct? I think so. As a relative beginner I have steered clear of dark flats. To me it seemed an unnecessary complication. Get this wrong and one could end up subtracting the bias twice (not good). Read this (all of it) https://www.cloudynights.com...

Bruce

Some insight into my workflow in these links:

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1561

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1647

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1223

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=736


Dave