Thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by Graeme
Do you keep all the settings the same for each sequence in capture and processing?
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Yes Graeme, through experience i've found the best capture settings for my scope and camera (and my preference in "look") and I basically don't adjust anything now from one avi to the next, or from one session to the next.
The only thing that changes is gain, based on the transparency. I don't touch the white balance, gamma (except for focusing), frame rate, shutter speed or anything else. It means I end up with a lot of very similar looking avi's.
My processing routine is also identical for every avi in the session, based on the quality of the data and the seeing.
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Originally Posted by kearn
how will you top that!?
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A triple transit!
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Originally Posted by Paul
I like the use of the orientating arrows
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haha thanks Paul. My images are being analysed by the guys at ALPO now so I need to add the scientific stuff. Adds another length of time to the processing routine, but it's worth it.
Thanks again guys, your nice comments mean a lot.