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PeterCPC

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  1. I wanted a new ASI224 camera and found that there were only 2 suppliers in the UK with them in stock. One of these was 365astronomy. I checked their web site and it said that they had 5 in stock so I ordered one. Nothing happened for a couple of days so I gave Zoltan a call and he informed me that they were out of stock. I mentioned that they had 5 showing in stock and he said that they had not updated it and that it does not update automatically as items are ordered.

    So beware that, if you see an item as listed in stock, it may not be in stock at all.

    Dissapointing as 365 are usually quite reliable. I now have to wait for another shipment from China.

    Peter

  2. Update:-

    Russell replied

    "First, make sure you have the 64-bit version of the plug-in… the 32-bit version won’t work with CC.
    Second, CC has a different directory structure than earlier versions. You can simply put the plug-in file in the “Plug-ins” directory, as there is no longer a Filters directory."
    I searched the program but could not locate "Plug Ins" - its simply not there. The nearest to it is Pluginsync.
    Another issue - every time I tried to use CC2015 it would shut itself down after a a minute or two. I have given up and decided to stick with my tried and trusted Paintshop Pro.
    Thanks to all for the input on this.
    Peter
  3. Peter,

    What can PS CC do that PaintShopPro can't do for you?

    That's what I was trying to establish.

    The Gradientxterminator website has instructions for installing the plugin. http://www.rc-astro.com/resources/install_plugin.html

    I don't use GX personally but Doug German has produced some free videos on how to use Photoshop for astrophotography including how to apply Gradientxtermintor. They're available on his website http://www.budgetastro.net/photoshop-basics.html

    The trouble with these is that they refer to the previous version i.e. Photoshop CS and the path for installing the plug ins in CC is not the same so it doesn't work.

    I will try a bit more but, if I can't find a way to install these plug ins I'll stick with Paintshop. I would have liked to have trialed a version of Photoshop CS but, of course, it is no longer available.

    Thanks anyway chaps.

    Peter

  4. I just downloaded a trial version of Photoshop CC to see if it's worth the monthly outlay and immediately hit a problem. I want to instal plug ins like GradientXterminator but can't wotk out how to do it and Adobe were no help at all.

    I have the plug ins in Paintshop and they work fine but, if I can't get them to work in PSCC then it's no use to me. I have several like HLVG etc.

    Anyone have any idea how to do this and I am not a wizz at computers/software so in language I can understand please. My PC is on Windows 7 64 bit.

    Peter

  5. On Thursday afternoon I bought a scope from here. It was delivered on Friday mid day - that's less than 24 hours from order to delivery.

    Also their courier, Interlink Express, is just fantastic. They give you a 1 hour time slot for delivery and you can follow where the van is in real time on your computer.

    Very professional bunch.

    Peter

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