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Hello, Trying to figure out why my Luminance come out as black and white blobs (black and white as in 1 and 0) like a mask. But my RGBs come out beautifully. I end up needing to do my Lum manually for it to work. What am I doing wrong ? I cant find any faults in Blink either. Kind regards Roger |
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Roger, it always helps to include some images of the issue, otherwise your problem description remains somewhat abstract. Clear skies Wolfgang |
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It would be good to see what a single luminance frame looks like (stretched) before it was calibrated by WBPP and a calibrated one (also stretched). I had a similar issue recently where my darks had been taken at a different offset to the lights; probably not an issue here, but one thing to check. |
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Roger, it always helps to include some images of the issue, otherwise your problem description remains somewhat abstract. Of course- Let me upload the files. and settings. Maybe someone can spot something that I am doing wrong ? I use a QSI CCD cam. Not a CMOS.  Integration Lum  Rejection high Lum  Rejection low Lum  Here is an example of how the RGB files look like after WBPP.  Master dark file  Master Bias used  Bias frame for Lum And underneath are my setting for a star cluster          |
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Andy Wray: Hello Andy, Check out the images win the three above. Would be great if you spot something  Cheers |
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It must seem obvious to many here but the solution for this target and these sets of images was to use linear fit clipping in integration instead of Auto. Now all my files look good Incase another noob comes along and encounters this problem Clear skies |
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Looking at the "rejection low" map it seems the auto setting rejects most of your pixels leading to the b&w effect. This is rather embarrassing. Did you try the with the latest version of the WBPP script too? "Auto" setting never failed on me so far. Clear skies Wolfgang |
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Looking at the "rejection low" map it seems the auto setting rejects most of your pixels leading to the b&w effect. This is rather embarrassing. Hello, What I did was to use Linear fit clipping instead of Auto. Came out beautifully. Not sure why WBPP does this on Auto? And I have the latest version. Anyway, its now sorted and Im happy Here is the same set of data with linear fit clipping together with the slope map (btw, do you have a good answer to what the slope map is used for?)  |
