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That works.
Thanks Fabio.

It's easier with OSC camera.
Not quite help with BW and 3 separate files.

Also I have poor experience with Motion, WCS aligning.
But I guess I have to know the observatory data, especially the rotation angle of camera (not obvious when using commercial remote telescopes).

So I have three comet images (RGB) open in AA.
Now if if I point comet in each and try to align them using one star it doesn't work.

Because of this I open these images again in preprocessing and manually align and save each image.
Is this the quickest way or am I missing something?

The processing history can be found via the 'View' -> 'Processing history' drop down menu. You select 'Processing history' and a popup window will appear and by right clicking on the window you have the option to write the history to the fits header and/or copy it to the clipboard and from there pa...

Very nice image.
Where does the few lines come from (brighter stars)?

Also how do you get processing history? Or is it a macro?

Thak you!

Like this

Is it possible to avoid approving the normalization file in macro?
I'm doing animation macro and it's kind of tedious with lots of frames.

What is your scope and camera?
Have you done decent polar alignment? Say better than 5'?
Do you have correct location and date/time set?

Another thing which again come to mind when doing RGB processing. Would be nice to add all RGB files including calibration and then them all in one go, and even each master aligned. Or same with narrowband images. I know that you could do that with clever scripting but I'm so lazy to do that (or may...

I have also minor request.

Would it be possible to add normal windows ctrl-a to select all frames (in file list dialog).
I mean preprocessing. I know I could use drag and drop but...
And maybe adding date and resizing window dialog so that long file names could be shown.

Hi,

Not sure what you mean.
Do you have a mono or color camera?