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Simplest way seems to be to alter .bat file in following way: whenever you want to write or "echo" something to standard output - you make redirect to a file instead and just watch that file in another window: In batch file instead of commands: echo "I'm doing something interesting here" change to echo "I'm doing something interesting here" > c:\output.txt Then in windows powershell use this: Get-Content c:\output.txt –Wait -
It might I use SGP as the sequencer, so maybe its buried in there somewhere under the camera settings / mode.
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Stacking the files (use software like DSS or similar) will reduce the noise. If you stack 100 frames the signal to noise ratio will be 10x better than a single frame. If you've taken any calibration frames (darks, flats etc) use these too. I have the same camera as you. Galaxies like M81 and Andromeda all look pretty underwhelming to me from a single frame but you should be able to pick up a lot more detail after stacking. -
The USB 3 cable is a high speed version and quite beefy too. Very different to the ZWO thin flat cable cable got with the smaller guide and all sky cam I have.
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When calling another process - calling process has the control of I/O handles. It can decide what to do with standard output from the sub process. You can't force display on cmd prompt that is opened. There are two options from the top of my head: 1. Look in Nina documentation if there is a way to examine standard output of script in real time - like opening log window or similar. This is standard way to do things - either calling process discards output or stores it / shows it somehow (even cmd.exe is actually printing our output of other processes that just simply write to standard output handle) 2. Instead of printing to screen - consider some sort of independent log server where script will "print" or rather send log
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Hi, you seem to be at a fantastic location, I used to live at the edge of the Cevennes and still return regularly to the mid-southern part of france for ultralight flying and astro activity .· 5 replies
Can I ask please, what is your location and is there an airstrip nearby?
Thanks & cheers,
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I wonder if after so many great SHO, Hubble Palette, images were (and are) being produced by amateurs thanks to the color spectrum alignment in the famous 1995 Hubble image of "The Pillars of Creation"... if now we're about to see an advent of orange/red hue images imitating the James Webb Space Telescope ... JWST Palette???· 1 reply
Not that's I'm saying that there is anything wrong with that, I have an idea of my own to do exactly that... I'm just wondering...
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Hi Kerry I could be interested in the two 100° eyepieces what would your best price me collecting of course· 0 replies
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