Start for my Rose.

[xelasnave]

Due to not being able to keep track of my filters just like with my M31 image I have all 7 and decided to stack them and call the result my luminance whist I get either more data that I can identify or work out what I have..I am mainly trying to sort out all the data I got with three scopes over two all nighters.
I am not even sure which scope but think it was the 115mm..I now have a note book and set it up earlier so next time wont be a mess..anyways more than happy everything is working.

alex

[Doogs38 (Alex)]

That's a great start Alex and it's nicely framed too. I attempted some Rosette action on Sat night with my 120mm which has a slightly tighter FOV than your image, so I'd say your recollection of 115mm is correct. (Btw, I ended up deleting my attempt - the wind destroyed *every* single sub grrrr)! Alex

[AdamJL]

what program are you using to capture your images? With NINA at least you can tag the file name to include the scope/camera that you used. That'll make it easier to sort.
I'm sure other programs have similar features.

[glend (Glen)]

Alex, you are far enough north to get much more time and elevation with the Rosette. A worthy target.

[oska (John)]

Good shot, nice and tight. Seems you've got everything other than the filter tags sorted

[xelasnave]

Originally Posted by Doogs38

That's a great start Alex and it's nicely framed too. I attempted some Rosette action on Sat night with my 120mm which has a slightly tighter FOV than your image, so I'd say your recollection of 115mm is correct. (Btw, I ended up deleting my attempt - the wind destroyed *every* single sub grrrr)! Alex

Thanks Alex but the framing was thanks to Asiair Plus ...I particularly liked that it gives me decent framing. I would waste so much time framing an object in the past and with Asiair plus I now don't even think about it.

I do not like this wind and so glad I decided to place the observatory here by the dam as where I had in mind the roll off roof would be gone by now...I decided against that spot because I was worried about lightning and just did not think about how severe the wind would be there...

Alex

[xelasnave]

Originally Posted by AdamJL

what program are you using to capture your images? With NINA at least you can tag the file name to include the scope/camera that you used. That'll make it easier to sort.
I'm sure other programs have similar features.

I am using Asiair plus mainly because for my purposes it does all Nina could do for me and it will manage three scopes from the van with ease.

I can not find how to alter the title of subs or if that is even possible.

I would have thought it would be automatic...well I did think that so.I fully expected that my filters would be identified..mmm maybe they are on thinking about it..it could just be a single number whereas I admit I am looking for more...I will check that out...

Alex

[xelasnave]

I worked out the filter numbering. It is one number on the file ext so I am going to try doing a better job on my narrow band subs seeing it is cloudy.

[xelasnave]

Plus is shows under the column titled "Filter" in Deep Sky Stacker...It really helps when you are one the ball like me