Robin,
not sure whether this is a bug, an "undocumented feature", or intended, but I'm live stacking, in single-shot mode, and I notice that, with the FWHM History tab open, I can drag the blue line (the FWHM limit line) up & down, and essentially, it just shifts the image
A double-click restores sanity, but I thought I'd flag this with you...
Cheers, Carl
Possible bug v4.0.9063
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Re: Possible bug v4.0.9063
Hi Carl,
this is more an 'undocumented feature' - as with many graphs in SharpCap, you can drag them around to see different parts of the graph or use the mouse wheel to zoom them in or out. Normally you don't need to do this as SharpCap will set the graph scale to let you see all the data, but in a few cases you might want to take a closer look.
cheers,
Robin
this is more an 'undocumented feature' - as with many graphs in SharpCap, you can drag them around to see different parts of the graph or use the mouse wheel to zoom them in or out. Normally you don't need to do this as SharpCap will set the graph scale to let you see all the data, but in a few cases you might want to take a closer look.
cheers,
Robin