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APT gain


Ken82

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Ken,

 

I normally leave blank as I set the gain in the camera driver but if you enter something then that gain will overrideride the setting in the driver.

APT is a great program and if new to it ensure you have Tooltips enabled. Then when you hover over any control a tooltip will explain what they are for. 

Tooltips turned on as follows:

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Then if you hover over the Gain control:

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Steve

 

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I am not sure what you mean by Unit Gain, also it may depend on what camera you have.

My CCD is a ZWO ASI1600 and I normally use Unity Gain (not sure if that is what you meant by Unit Gain? )

So if I click on Settings under the camera tab:

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I first get a question:

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When answered Yes I get the following:

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This is where I set the gain. I tend to use 139 which is Unity Gain but you can set what gain and offset you wish. Like I say other cameras may differ but I assume the principle is the same.

Steve

 

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