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That is what I did from the website. I have added other repositories before

I am using the latest pixinsight, but if you place the url in browser, page errors or doesn’t exist, am I missing something?

OMG this is amazing - so easy to use! One of the best for sure. Many thanks. Cheers, Des

Super travail, merci à toi !!!

Awesome script, when I add the URL to the manage repositories, I get an error, otherwise, have to install it manually.

Thanks again for another FAB script, I have struggled with clone stamp to get it to work . Another issue I get is when I use my Quadband or Tri filters and end up with large star halos on the bright stars. I have tried to remove them with the clone stamp but never achieve a good result. Would this tool aid with these sorts of corrections or are you looking to build another script in the future to resolve this issue? PLEASE!! 🙂

Really nice work on this one, Franklin; took a bit of practice but it works very well! Best, Warren A. Keller

Could you please add rotation information with RA/DEC info for center?

Awesome!!

Finally a replacement for clone stamp. Many thanks!!!!!!!

This is just so much fun; I do have a few requests/questions though: - Is it possible to save the annotated image in anything other than jpg? Many of my images end up looking *really* bad when saved as jpg - even at 100% quality... - Is it possible to change the format of the (automatic) annotations to use, for example, an arrow? I would like to publish an image where I highlight the many little galaxies in it, but the circle the tool places on them often makes them almost invisible. If I was able to use a little arrow to point to them (without having to create all of them manually), that would be great! - Some of the automatically created names may end up displayed outside of the image boundaries (if the object is close to the right border, mostly). - I know you have done something similar in your other tool: when using a trackpad, or a Mac mouse, it would be great to be able to disable the wheel zoom, and rely on zoom in/out buttons instead; the wheel zoom in those cases ends up often kicking in when it shouldn't. Thanks!

WOW! It worked like a charm removing a large dust donut. THANK YOU for making our hobby much easier. You're amazing,

Wonderful, I am so looking forward to no more clone stamp!

Does this work for milkyway photography and light pollution?

Hi Franklin. PI does not want to open your newest script Blemish Blaster. I saw it being downloaded into the script folder yesterday and today when I wanted to test it out, first it was not in the folder anymore and secondly after finding it under the "Check Script Syntax" and trying to run it, PI returns an error and warning: run --execute-mode=auto -c "C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/BlemishBlaster.js" Processing script file: C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/BlemishBlaster.js *** Error: File I/O Error: Unable to open file: Win32 error (225): Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a : C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/BlemishBlaster.js virus or potentially unwanted software. After that, the fie BlemishBlaster.js is gone from that folder... I also doublechecked the "Installed Updates" folder and there it shows it was downloaded. When trying to retrieve a copy from your website, the download stops immediately saying "Virus detected"

Nice. Can't wait for an excuse to try it!

I tried it and it is great…very easy to use…❤

Thanks! Super Helpful and Useful.

Something that I think people have been waiting for in PI for a long time as clone stamp really is awful. Your script is more a kin to what can be done in photoshop so having this in PI means not having to create tif files and moving into photoshop to use the healing tools. Also we can use your script in the linear state which is excellent. Fantastic job.

Another incredible script from you! The clone stamp tool is ancient and deserved a good refresh. I tested it, and it works very well; however, I noticed that it produces a darker circular area instead of the defect. When we replace the stars, this usually poses no problem, unless they have been greatly reduced, which can produce a slight "dark ringing" effect. A possible solution might be to have the opportunity to add an "offset" to this central circle. Once again, congratulations on all your hard work!

Can this work on strong halo around stars?

Fantastic as as always!

Fantastic. I've found CloneStamp very frustrating and time consuming to get a workable result. I'm thrilled to see such an elegant script integrated into PI. Thank you.

This man is unstoppable. Great work

Brilliant! Thanks

Your tool suite has become the go to in conjunction with the Xterminator tools Fabulous work mate

OhEmGee Amazing! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Amazing!! thanks a lot for this script

This could be really helpful for my hyperstar NB images. Thanks for all the hard work.

Frank, how do you do it!? Your contributions to this hobby are not only amazing, they are game changers. I repeat, how in the world do you keep coming up with these incredible scripts?!

Thanks!

I just added your scripts to PI yesterday and both “Statistical Stretch” and “NB to RGB Star Combination Tool” are fantastic! Statistical Stretch gives me better results than EZ Stretch and it’s much easier to use than GHS. Your NB to RGB is great too! Thank you.

Magic!

I was gunna ask you to make this! You rock!

I've been spending the last couple months building my own roll-off observatory, and am extremely excited to hop back in to imaging. The last couple months I've watched script after script being released that will replace or enhance steps in my previous workflow.

I am dumbstruck!!!!, simply unbelievable

Fantastic .

Another great tool, Thanks for taking the time to help us. Thanks Again.

Well done I’ve switched to doing this in Photoshop with the AI Remove tool but nice to have the option to do it quickly in PI!

WOW this is masterful work 😊👏👏👏 Thank you once again!

Thank you for this tool - I have used Clone Stamp however, for all the reasons stated in both PI docs and other non-PI articles, I would prefer a better tool to remove blemishes - large an small. My question/comment is around how this script could ease the battle with sat track removal. Like many, I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to get rid of these pesky transgressionary lines which StarLink orbiting tech (among others) has perpetrated upon imagers… and others. Can this tool be effective in removing the sat tracks in a single attempt or will on have to select the blemish area in circles (all along the track)? Again, thanks for this super useful tool, Franklin…. and CS!

Thanks so much for your hard work on all the different scripts! You have made PixInsight processing super easy for me!!!

Best news ever!! Thanks for yet another great tool.

You're making it very hard for me to resist buying pixinsight

Muchas gracias ☺️🤝

Ohhhh, been waiting for something like this!! Only use CloneStamp when masking out super bright stars which occasionally have some internal reflection issues. But it's clunky. This looks so much easier!

You are better than NASA man! Many thanks for the video

That's a game changer Frank and long overdue you did an awesome job with this great job thank you very much!