Subframe rotated/shifted?
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Rudi
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fabdev
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Re: Subframe rotated/shifted?
It's shifted.
Unfortunetely this happens with some chinese ASCOM drivers, when the subframe is big and has a width or a position not multiple of 2 or 4. Changing slightly the coordinates can (randomly) fix it.
Try to see if a new version of the ASCOM driver is available.
A possible solution is the option "Disable subframes" in the ASCOM plugin, but this makes the download much slower.
Some patches have been added for some cameras, if you like a possible solution for yours, please write me by PM or EMail.
Fabio.
Unfortunetely this happens with some chinese ASCOM drivers, when the subframe is big and has a width or a position not multiple of 2 or 4. Changing slightly the coordinates can (randomly) fix it.
Try to see if a new version of the ASCOM driver is available.
A possible solution is the option "Disable subframes" in the ASCOM plugin, but this makes the download much slower.
Some patches have been added for some cameras, if you like a possible solution for yours, please write me by PM or EMail.
Fabio.
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Rudi
- Posts: 173
- Joined: 08 Jan 2019, 04:47
Re: Subframe rotated/shifted?
Thanks for the swift response Fabio.
I’ll check if there is a new driver. Otherwise I’ll try your suggested hack.
My camera is an ASI1600MM Pro, I forgot to mention that.
PS:
Just got a Staranalyzer, extremely interesting and a steep learning curve.
I’ll check if there is a new driver. Otherwise I’ll try your suggested hack.
My camera is an ASI1600MM Pro, I forgot to mention that.
PS:
Just got a Staranalyzer, extremely interesting and a steep learning curve.
/Rudi
