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Atreta

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  1. Hi, could you post the solution? maybe someone will have the same issue and can find the answer.
  2. It's been a long time since my last image session, also never used NINA. But what i used to do is first do the polar alignment and then do the star alignments. I think if you do the other way around you will mess with your stars alignment after the polar alignment. Also after i learned how to use image solving (plate solving) and syncing, i never bothered again to do any star alignment manually because it's a much easier and repeatable process. NINA is a very capable software, I'm sure that it may also have this feature.
  3. If you are using mint cinnamon Right click on the terminal icon on the Taskbar and choose Preferences (the upper one), then click on configure and under behavior click on the "middle click action" and choose launch new app instance. This way you'll be able to open a new terminal window when middle clicking the terminal icon.
  4. Thanks a lot for sharing this, it will be very helpful. Great image of the Pleiades too, congrats
  5. Very nice, it will look a lot better after post processing. Give it a try using registax 6.
  6. Hi, i think you have to debayer your image. i did a little search and looks like the asi533mc pro uses rggb for its bayer matrix. have a look at this topic on sharpcap's forum teaching how to debayer:: https://forums.sharpcap.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=254 hth
  7. You can exactly do that on the site below, it will give the coordinates and even match and annotate the known objects you captured https://nova.astrometry.net/
  8. What file extension are you saving the stacks? Are you trying to find it only from within ImPPG?
  9. you need to adjust the ascom pulseguide settings. Raise it to 0.50 on both RA and DEC rate sliders and it should solve that problem. i attached a print with it: yes, you have to insert your guidescope focal length there. hth.
  10. Hi, did you select pc control on the handset? I don't have my gear around so i can't guide you through the menus, but it's easy to find it. After enabling pc control you need to check the right port for your serial adapter, click on the windows menu and type device manager and check there for its port number. Now open eqascom toolbox, click on driver setup and then under "eqmod port detail" you'll click on the box right below the binoculars icon and choose the port number you check before. (don't click on the binoculars icon after that). Click on ok, and now it all should be good to go. HTH
  11. Hi everyone, long time since my last post. I'm trying to reprocess a moon mosaic i made a few years ago. The images were stacked with autostakkert 3 from several videos i took, and I'm using registax 6 for the wavelets processing, but I'm getting a glow mostly around the bottom and the right side( is it CA?). Is there a way to process it without getting that effect? Or maybe Someone could teach me how to remove it with photoshop. I'm posting an example below., jpg to be easily viewed and tiff for anyone that wants to have a go with it. Thanks in advance for your help. processada1.tif
  12. Beautiful Trifid and Lagoon. Lagoon is one of my favorites targets.
  13. Can you also post a screenshot with ascom settings? I'm interested mostly in the pulse guide settings, maybe your ra and Dec rates reset somehow. The screenshot should be something like this:
  14. It may not be dead, have you tried plugging it to a computer with a serial port? I think you havea good chance to get it back to work.
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