AutoIntegrate v1.46
- Optional automatic crop contributed by Jean-Marc Lugrin
- It is possible to automatically crop possible bad pixels on the sides of the images. This works by integrating all images, finding an area where all images are contributing and cropping channel images to that area.
- Automatic cropping makes it easier to get an image with only good data in it. It also helps automatic processes such as stretching because only real data is included in the image.
- To check how much cropping was an image file LowRejectionMap_ALL is left minimized on the screen.
- Automatic cropping can be used also during AutoContinue. Cropping requires that LowRejectionMap_ALL is open in the PixInsight desktop.
- Cropping can be done only if starting from Integration_[LRGBHSO] or Integration_RGBcolor files.
- Updated and rearranged some buttons for Close and AutoContinue
- Save relative paths to Json file
- If the setup file path is a prefix to the saved file path then only the relative path is saved. This makes it possible to move or share setup with image files.
- Allow multiple master files in calibrate
- If there is only one file for bias, dark or flat dark it is assumed to be a master file. If you have multiple master files for example for different binning you can give multiple master files but in that case option “Master files” must be checked. When multiple master files are available, the script picks the one with the same resolution.
- New Integration_RGBcolor file
- When integrating color/OSC files the integrated file is named Integration_RGBcolor. This is done to separate it from the integrated mono image file Integration_RGB. When using AutoContinue with color/OSC images the starting file is now Integration_RGBcolor and it is not modified during the processing.
- Window prefix saved to AutoSetup Json file
- Save output directory to Json file
- If the setup file path is a prefix to the saved file path then only the relative path is saved.