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Yea, T-Point is excellent.
I have a small Watec camera on the back of my C14 (with a couple of focal reducers).
After using about 20-25 stars for a T-Point model, it puts the target object in the centre of the little chip every time.
Michael.Grant,
I don’t know for sure, but it is something I always do with my Paramount when using TheSkyX.
Worth a try IMHO.
Michael.Many thanks for the recording. Great to watch the event.
Massive thanks also to all those involved in running the Association. I know the last couple of years in particular have been challenging for a number of reasons, so massive thanks to you all for your tireless efforts.
Michael.
Thanks folks.
Nick, that procedure seems quite an effort.
At this stage, I’m thinking of leaning towards piggyback as it is easier to configure and adjust.
Problem is the cost of these rings and saddles…
Michael.
I use a UPS in my observatory as well.
Mains power feeds in to the UPS. All devices, or your select chosen devices, then connect to the UPS.
It is meant to be on all the time, otherwise it can’t prevent an interruption in the mains power supply.
Very nice Robin! Very nice!
Now just drive there and cross-check the speed on the dial to make sure…
Michael.
To clarify my above point, I get a long error message just when the program opens.
The error is contained in a separate window to the main application.
Also occurs with V0.12 shared above.
Anyone else get it?
WARNING: Astrometry.net API key not found in configuration file [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
WARNING: You need to manually edit the configuration file and add it [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
WARNING: You may also register it for this session with AstrometryNet.key = ‘XXXXXXXX’ [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
Exception in Tkinter callback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:Program FilesWindowsAppsPythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_3.9.1264.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0libtkinter__init__.py”, line 1892, in __call__
return self.func(*args)
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 665, in update_histogram_high
self.update_display()
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 560, in update_display
self.display_image()
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 93, in display_image
generate_FITS_thumbnail(self.histogram_slider_low, self.histogram_slider_high, self.zoom_level)
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 56, in generate_FITS_thumbnail
converted_data = image_data.astype(float)
NameError: name ‘image_data’ is not defined
Yes, that works for me now as well. Thanks Nick!
@Maxim: Is there any chance we would get this program to open 8-fits files directly please?
I have a little project in mind involving images from the Global Meteor Network pi camera.
Thanks,
Michael.
I can get the program to run now, but when I open an image, only the FITS header loads in the lower panel – the image itself does not load.
I note that the Command Prompt window states the following:
WARNING: Astrometry.net API key not found in configuration file [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
WARNING: You need to manually edit the configuration file and add it [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
WARNING: You may also register it for this session with AstrometryNet.key = ‘XXXXXXXX’ [astroquery.astrometry_net.core]
Exception in Tkinter callback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:Program FilesWindowsAppsPythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_3.9.1264.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0libtkinter__init__.py”, line 1892, in __call__
return self.func(*args)
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 593, in update_histogram_high
self.update_display()
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 502, in update_display
self.display_image()
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 91, in display_image
generate_FITS_thumbnail(self.histogram_slider_low, self.histogram_slider_high, self.zoom_level)
File “C:metropsfmetropsf.py”, line 57, in generate_FITS_thumbnail
generated_image = Image.fromarray(image_data)
NameError: name ‘image_data’ is not defined
