30-09-2009, 05:42 PM
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Les
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Qld
Posts: 525
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Quote:
Originally Posted by [1ponders]
In older models the amplifier that read the chip was left on during the exposure and created an red glow along one edge or in one corner. Later models turn the amp off until readout is needed.
Number of darks shouldn't affect the colour. To me is almost sounds like the darks are being used as flats and divided into the image rather than being subtracted. Or added into the image.
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how do i fix this?
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