Astroart Forum

Fabio, I'm having trouble installing SP4 keep getting an error "Cannot write data to C:\Program Files (x86)\astroart6\ please check that Astroart is not running" it isn't running

Thanks Fabio....I am a happy loyal user since AA-2. It keeps getting better and better. (^8

John
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Thanks Fabio, really appreciate your dedication to AA

Thanks Fabio, great support.

Fabio,
Once again thank you for the ongoing development and outstanding support for AstroArt.
A great program with a great future!
Keep it up.
Ken

Hello everybody, a new version of Astroart is available. As usual it contains both new features and bug fixes: Version 6.0 SP4 - March 14, 2018 ----------------------------- * New feature. Smart file selection in Preprocessing. * New feature. Compress stars filter with masked images. * Improved. Bet...

Søren, try asking at the danish astronomy forum here: https://www.astronet.dk On the good old no longer active Astro-Forum there are several threads about the topic. But I will recommend you join astronet.dk where there are several active AstroArt users ready to give advise. Old threads from inactiv...

Hello, for a precise result the procedure is not simple (search for "DSLR photometry", then follow a generic tutorial). For an approximated result, once you have the corrected image (corrected for darks and flats, then debayered). Just use the command Color/Split RGB to access the R,G,B layers. Fabio.

Hello. I am new to Astro Art. I have a newbie question: I have 3 files, taken with my Canon EOS 550D camera: IMG.cr2 DARK.cr2 FLAT.cr2 Is there a description somewhere how to calculate the magnitude of "the star" in all 4 layers, when "the comparison star" is known? It is my impression that AstroArt...

Hello, may you explain "dark point clipping"?
Is this just a sum of colour images without any darks or flats?

Firstly...Happy New Year.
I was using AA to stack some RGB subs and noticed there appeared to be dark point clipping (also saw when I opened the stacked images in PS and used levels). The subs themselves seemed ok when I captured them using SGPro. Any ideas? Thanks