Hello
My enquiry concerns a small feature that is missing (or perhaps I’ve simply overlooked it) in the ‘Lunar Planetary Live Stacking’ section, which I have also been unable to implement via a script – namely, the automatic refresh of the stacked image display – and which would be very useful in our efforts to improve images of lunar craters to increase the pointing accuracy of our Moon Laser telescope (lunar telemetry) at the Côte d’Azur Observatory. Do you think it might be possible for you to include this change in one of your future versions?
Thank you in advance, and I’d like to take this opportunity to congratulate you on the excellence of your application, which I also find very useful in my amateur astronomy activities.
Kind regards,
D. Albanese
automatic restack with lunary planetary live stacking
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Re: automatic restack with lunary planetary live stacking
Hi,
I'm afraid I'm not exactly sure what you are asking about here. The on screen stacked image is updated regularly (as fast as the PC can manage to work through the sharpening and other processing stages). The rate at which the image on screen is being updated is displayed in the UI of the planetary live stacking tool as highlighted below.
The value you see there should give you an idea of how quickly the display will reflect any changes that you make to sharpening, colour balance, etc.
If that rate is stuck at zero, or if it is non-zero but the image is not updating then maybe you have encountered a bug and I would be keen to learn more.
thanks,
Robin
I'm afraid I'm not exactly sure what you are asking about here. The on screen stacked image is updated regularly (as fast as the PC can manage to work through the sharpening and other processing stages). The rate at which the image on screen is being updated is displayed in the UI of the planetary live stacking tool as highlighted below.
The value you see there should give you an idea of how quickly the display will reflect any changes that you make to sharpening, colour balance, etc.
If that rate is stuck at zero, or if it is non-zero but the image is not updating then maybe you have encountered a bug and I would be keen to learn more.
thanks,
Robin