Great tutorial, thanks! Bonus trick: DownThemAll supports regex in the quick filter input box so something like /(index-520(4|5|6)-.*\.fits)$/ would add all index-5204-* to index-5206-* files without you having to manually pick these.
Great video, thanks. Recently I've found that photometric colour calibration fell off, so Siril rejects to calibrate anything. Now at least I'd try to do it manually
Great topic! I have Blind Plate Solving in my control software’s Alignment module. I haven’t seen this in Siril, I suppose that is because all of my fits images have astometry data embedded already from capture.
Great video, as always. I don't know if you take requests, but I'd love to see a tutorial on adding Ha to RGB data using Siril, doesn't seem like there are any tutorials out there for Siril on this topic.
Thanks! Funny you mentioned that. I've been working on the best way to do that, just haven't gotten there yet. So hopefully someday I'll have one uploaded.
I spoke to the devs and they're adding instructions for Mac users to the documentation, but it'll probably be a few days. This is what they will be pointing to: For MacOS, please follow the instructions from `this page: `_. Scroll down to the `Installing the Astrometry.net software` section, install and add it to the ``PATH``. Also make sure that the program works for the test images, as indicated in the instructions, and outside of Siril.
It would be the diameter of your lens in mm. It should be marked on your lens. For example I have a Canon 75-300 zoom lens and it's diameter is marked 58mm.
Help, Rich!! I cannot get into the index site. I get on a site unrelated to astronomy (and Bitdefender doesn't like it). would you know what I can do? Thanks.
@@DeepSpaceAstro I disabled it temporarily, but it went to some other site. I read on a forum that had this issue before and it was down for a weekend, then back up afterward. I'll try again and let you know.🤨
@@DeepSpaceAstro Disregard my previous comment,. it's not working after all. It's just saying Plate Solving Failed. The image could not be aligned with the reference stars. I did mess around in the settings with the folders in the Local Star Catalogue (Siril Settings) and now it's saying "None". I've tried to change them to the location of the astrometry files but no luck.
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Thank you for this! Ever since I updated to 1.2.0RC Siril won't plate solve anything. Same thing on 1.2.0.
Set this up and it worked first try!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks!
This is my new favorite astrophotography channel. So thorough.
Thanks for that! Happy to hear you're enjoying the videos!
Oh my goodness. I had no idea it was this easy to achieve. This is a game changer for me. Thank you! And thanks RUclips algorithm!
Glad it helped! Thanks!
Thanks Rich, keep these videos coming they are a great help.
You bet! Thanks!
This is going to solve quite a bit of frustration for me... thanks again :)
Happy to help!
Great tutorial, thanks!
Bonus trick:
DownThemAll supports regex in the quick filter input box so something like /(index-520(4|5|6)-.*\.fits)$/ would add all index-5204-* to index-5206-* files without you having to manually pick these.
Thanks! Great tip! I didn't think to try regex, but I didn't manually pick them either. You must have fast-forwarded through the part. 😉
@@DeepSpaceAstro dam, you got me!
Your videos are excellent. Very practical, very concise explanations, good editing and so on!
Glad you like them! Thanks!
Great video, thanks. Recently I've found that photometric colour calibration fell off, so Siril rejects to calibrate anything. Now at least I'd try to do it manually
Thanks!
Fantastic video as usual!
Thank you!
Brilliant tutorial Rich thanks for sharing your work mate
Thanks !
Great topic! I have Blind Plate Solving in my control software’s Alignment module. I haven’t seen this in Siril, I suppose that is because all of my fits images have astometry data embedded already from capture.
Thanks! Yeah it'll be useful for those without the data in the files, and those times when PCC fails. Been meaning to cover this for a while now.
Great video, as always. I don't know if you take requests, but I'd love to see a tutorial on adding Ha to RGB data using Siril, doesn't seem like there are any tutorials out there for Siril on this topic.
Thanks! Funny you mentioned that. I've been working on the best way to do that, just haven't gotten there yet. So hopefully someday I'll have one uploaded.
Thanks for the tutorial. Are there any similar solutions for mac machines? Seems like ansvr is Windows only.
I spoke to the devs and they're adding instructions for Mac users to the documentation, but it'll probably be a few days. This is what they will be pointing to:
For MacOS, please follow the instructions from
`this page: `_.
Scroll down to the `Installing the Astrometry.net software` section, install and
add it to the ``PATH``. Also make sure that the program works for the test images,
as indicated in the instructions, and outside of Siril.
Thanks Rich!
You're welcome! 👍
What should I put in Aperture if I use a camera lens? Becuase in the calculator it's in mm insted of F stops. Thanks
It would be the diameter of your lens in mm. It should be marked on your lens. For example I have a Canon 75-300 zoom lens and it's diameter is marked 58mm.
Can this be used for widefield MW shots? I'm trying to plate solve for annotating my widefield shots but it keeps failing.
Something with that wide of FOV may have issues plate solving. Haven't tried that myself, so best I can say is give it shot.
Any idea how to do the same on macOS?
I don't have a Mac, but the process should be the same. Just point Siril to wherever you have the files.
Hi, what is the largest FOV and 20% of smallest FOV for seestar?
You'll have to look up the S50 specs and follow the procedure to figure that out that I show in the video.
@@DeepSpaceAstro Its FOV is 0.72 x 1.28, is that 1.28 used to calculate largest FOV, and 0.72 used to calculate 20% of smallest FOV?
Help, Rich!! I cannot get into the index site. I get on a site unrelated to astronomy (and Bitdefender doesn't like it). would you know what I can do? Thanks.
Sounds like Bitdefender is blocking or something. Can you add the site to a safe list of sorts, or disable it briefly to test?
@@DeepSpaceAstro I disabled it temporarily, but it went to some other site. I read on a forum that had this issue before and it was down for a weekend, then back up afterward. I'll try again and let you know.🤨
No go, still.
Not sure. It comes up for me.
@@DeepSpaceAstro I'll try a different computer.
No Mac love :(
Sorry. I don't have access to a Mac. It looks like Astrometry.net can be installed with Homebrew, but not really sure.
I don't know what I've done, but I seem to have buggered it up and it doesn't work at all.
Any errors? If you can provide more info, maybe I can help.
@@DeepSpaceAstro Disregard my previous comment,. it's not working after all. It's just saying Plate Solving Failed. The image could not be aligned with the reference stars. I did mess around in the settings with the folders in the Local Star Catalogue (Siril Settings) and now it's saying "None". I've tried to change them to the location of the astrometry files but no luck.
Have you tried on different sets of data?
@@DeepSpaceAstro no. Should I try with the auto-downloader? I have tried downloading the one above and below my set as well, but that didn't help.
Sorry, you lost me. Auto-downloader? I'm talking about trying another set of data/images that you've taken, and tried to plate solve those.
Jump cuts and I'm gone.