#Registax update how to#

Ok so a lot talk about focus pixels but maybe this could be a solution to how to eliminate those in post or even in mlv_dump? Changing exposure doesn,t seem to change anything. With aperture set to 22 focus pixels will be more pronounced.Ĭhanging aperture while creating the flatframe - Will not show any difference to the dng files created. 2) Drag the Binarize (second icon) apply triangle onto the star-mask image to binarize the the stars. Apply this process to the original image. With lens attached - Aperture wide open seems to take care of vignetting and most of the focus pixels. 1) Open the StarMask process (1st icon) and it will look like what is shown below. Without lens - Vignetting seems gone but focus pixels more pronounced than withouth a lens on Ran a lot of different tests around the clip just posted. Applied log C gamma for a flat revealing look. Check what it did to the focus pixels! Not all of them are gone but damn close. Among its newest enhancements is the ability to use. In October 2006 Berrevoets released his much-awaited RegiStax 4. We explain functionality of several of the new/changed. By aligning and stacking multiple images obtained with inexpensive webcams and backyard telescopes, the program can create images that surpass even the finest ground-based views made a few years ago at professional observatories.

#Registax update update#

The update is therefore not a real minor update.

#Registax update full#

Although development of RegiStax 5.1 originally started due to a request to add functionality to process RAW y800 AVIs we have been working on a full revision of many aspects of the software. Created a flatfield mlv by filming at f2.0 straight at a photo bouncer (eos M). The Sun in H alpha light, 2005 April 16, full-color Registax stack of 70 (out of 328) x 1/30-s Philips ToUcam II exposures through a Coronado Helios 1 (70mm. RegiStax 5.1: New and changed features list. However even though device now seems to be connected - Astroberry GPS does not seem to get a fix - assigned GPSD as INDI device.ĭo I have to run this? 'gpsd -b /dev/rfcomm0' - although presume INDI runs that when you set up the GPSD device using the GPSD Init file.ĭo I have to 'bind' rfcomm somehow - so that it connects at boot time without having to run commands.Did another test.

Used cat /dev/rfcomm0 and that shows some GPS data - See attached file Have to run it as rfcomm is no longer 'bound' (?) in some Pi OSes -ī/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/416056 You don’t have to use RegiStax to stack your. Try 3 issues for just 5 when you subscribe to BBC Sky at Night Magazine today R egiStax has a very powerful wavelet processing section that can help you to reveal lots of hidden data in images after they have been stacked. Ran 'rfcomm connect 0 macaddress &' and device connects to astroberry pi. Reveal hidden data in your astro images with the RegiStax software. Ran hcitool to get macaddress of TomTom BT GPS Device Updated GPSD init script for /dev/rfcomm0 etc - As per INDI forum - See attached file.

#Registax update serial#

questions/.ch-file-or-directoryĮnabled Serial Communication in raspi-config. Talks about adding serial connections and rfcommĪdded -compat option to ExecStart=/usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd in /etc/systemd/system/ because Googling says Bluez 5 needs it for old devices. Currently running Astroberry 2.0.0 - have run updates and upgrades.Īstroberry Bluetooth System Icon sees GPS device but would not connect with error 'No useable services'. Very happy with Astroberry - got it running on a Pi3B+ in my obsy but using it in client/servermode with Kstars/Ekos on my MacbookPro - now got a Pi4 so I can run it all standalone for outreach but having problems trying to connect an old Tom Tom GPS device to Astroberry so it can pick up date and location out in the field or at Outreach Events.