Last night I tried the new hot pixel removal tool by taking a shot from Rome Italy, on Gamma Cygni area
There are 3 x 900s poses in ALT-AZ with the Rainbow Astro RST135 a Nikkor 85 f / 2 lens set at f / 2.8 and the ASI 294MM in Bin 4
No Dark, only hot pixel removal tool with the preset value of 5
It worked great!
The problem of the number of poses and of the minutes of exposure that do not update certainly reappeared in the last shot at about 3:30, jumping to 4:45 (I don't remember well because it was past 2 am!). But I attach the log of the evening if it comes in handy.
Carlo
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Re: Hot Pixel Removal tool
Hi,
glad to hear that the hot pixel side of things worked
Unfortunately the attached logfile runs only until 2:08AM (and finishes with SharpCap being shut down normally), so I think there must be another log file that covers the time from 03:30 onwards.
cheers,
Robin
glad to hear that the hot pixel side of things worked
Unfortunately the attached logfile runs only until 2:08AM (and finishes with SharpCap being shut down normally), so I think there must be another log file that covers the time from 03:30 onwards.
cheers,
Robin
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Re: Hot Pixel Removal tool
Robin Is all right; I have only one log
>>about 3:30, jumping to 4:45
is refferred to last LiveStack time (15 min total) , jump so many second in display but work ok
the freeze happened at least twice for about 45s
At 2:08 I close all and goto to sleep !
Carlo
>>about 3:30, jumping to 4:45
is refferred to last LiveStack time (15 min total) , jump so many second in display but work ok
the freeze happened at least twice for about 45s
At 2:08 I close all and goto to sleep !
Carlo
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Re: Hot Pixel Removal tool
Hi Carlo,
right, OK, I understand now
Looking through the log, there are no warnings/errors from live stacking. I can tell that the camera seemed to be behaving well all through the session, so I think we can rule out camera problems.
There is an option to turn on additional live stacking logging (Settings window, logging page). It may be worth turning that on for the next setting (just that one - turning on too many makes enormous log files!). That will record more detail including everything that shows up in the live stacking log - maybe that will reveal what is happening.
cheers,
Robin
right, OK, I understand now
Looking through the log, there are no warnings/errors from live stacking. I can tell that the camera seemed to be behaving well all through the session, so I think we can rule out camera problems.
There is an option to turn on additional live stacking logging (Settings window, logging page). It may be worth turning that on for the next setting (just that one - turning on too many makes enormous log files!). That will record more detail including everything that shows up in the live stacking log - maybe that will reveal what is happening.
cheers,
Robin