I've had my scope since Christmas. After spending 2 months watching RUclips videos ironing out the hardware side of astrophotography, I got to the processing... I really struggled with this until I found your Videos. Seems Pixinsight is the gold standard for amateur photography, but it looked so intimidating.... until I watched your Videos.... adding the tool shortcuts for your tutorials was genius... I spent 5 hours on the Heart Nebula at the weekend and was over the moon with the result!!... A BIG thanks to you Luke Andy
Luke, you have such a knack for presenting this material, it's a real boon for newcomers to the hobby like myself. And it doesn't hurt that you could read the phone book and I'd still be transfixed--your voice and accent are just incredible.
Your killing me dude, thanks to this video and access to some new tools, I have to re-process ALL my photos. They went from a 3.5 to a solid 7. Bought all the RC package and with your instruction and Bills tools. Amazing that's all I can say. Ill be referring to this video every time I process, Unfortunately I have memory issues due to ADHD, but the simplistic way you present your content is a blessing. Thank you very much.
That's awesome to hear mate, really happy that you've found this kind of video useful!! :-) Thank you so much for watching and giving your support, it's highly appreciated!
Another fantastic processing video to add to my library. Tip of the hat to Bill for his amazing work and to you Luke for the hands-on application. Can’t wait to try this out. The pressure of producing fresh, ongoing content requires a substantial dedication to this hobby. It’s obvious how dedicated you are and how hard you work. And now it’s time to take those well deserved two weeks to recharge your psychic batteries.
Thank you Joe!! I knew you'd understand the need for a little rest my friend :-D All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Hope you're having a ball with your new equipment by now my friend, good luck!
thank you luke & bill its nice that the astro comunity gets bills genuis free of charge in a hobby that is hard to afford for the average enthusiast ..thank you
Thank you for the tutorial video and the processes. And THANKYOU for explaining how to show the icons for the prcesses you shared when they don't appear.
Oh mate it's been unreal!! Seen one clear sky, and it's not through lack of looking LOL! :-D I really hope the weather turns good soon, it's been a weird old winter! Hope you're keeping well mate :-)
Huge thanks for watching Tich mate! Hope you and Nicky are doing well :-) I'll need to catch your PAS video in the next day or two by the way, looking forwards to it and thanks for taking the time to cover it for those of us who couldn't go! :-)
Bill does a fantastic job with his tools i can't imagine how much effort he puts into it and you do a great job by showing us a demonstration of these Luke thank you!
Awesome once again. I originally came across Bill's tools via your channel. I watched Bill's new video, very impressive work (love the 'use Ha as Luminance' option). Enjoy your wee break, looking forward to your next video!
Blimey Pete, that's incredibly kind of you to do that mate,- thank you so, so much!! I'm really looking forwards to a little recharge, I must admit to feeling bad when I can't upload so hopefully a few week deliberately not worrying about it will help me adjust that out! 👍👍 Again, massive thanks mate - I'm flattered beyond words that you think so highly of my work to give such a generous gift, thank you!! All the very best, Luke
These quick tutorials and tools are very helpful especially if your more into the acquisition side of things and find processing a bit of a pain. The last thing you want is to have a great couple days in the field and then feel like your working at PhotoShop for the next week developing pictures.
Oh mate I feel that so much!! I'm no great lover of processing tasks that's for sure, so I try to make the kind of tutorial I'd like to see myself! :-D Really happy they resonate with you my friend! Hope you're keeping well and getting plenty of clear skies!
Thanks for showing off these brilliant tools Luke! This shows how much more capable the OSC camera really is. Also how PixInsight is the best investment money can buy along with the paid tools from Russell Croman and free stuff from generous people like Bill. Simply an amazing time to be apart of the astrophotography community! Clear Skies!
Hey Dave, hope you're well mate! :-D Amazingly well put, couldn't agree more mate! what a time to be into Astrophotography!! :-) It's incredible how much things have changed in just a few years!
Great video Luke as always ! You need to slow Bill down with his pixel math scripts I've got no room left on my workspace 😅 He's a seriously talented guy and thanks for sharing with everyone Luke.
Thanks so much Paul mate!! :-D I hear you 100% lol!! I've had to tighten up my icon-set a little bit myself, nearly needed another screen for them LOL! Hope you've been keeping well my friend!
Hey Luke, another cracking ‘quick ’ tutorial mate! It’s to easy to forget the amount of work Bill puts into these new scripts, and for FREE! A big thanks to Bill and you for bringing it all to our attention 😀 Great job mate! Have a good break and look forward to your next video, when hopefully we all get some clear skies!! 👍
Hey Simon!! Hope you're good mate :-D Bill's work and deep-dives on these tools are intense! He does a great job with that kind of thing, I think my role at this point is just helping spread the word LOL! :-D Hoping for those clear skies soon bud, I've nearly forgotten what stars look like LOL! Have a super weekend bud :-)
Super Tutorial! Thank you for the great work you do! One problem I had was that the Icons were loaded but not visible. It was caused by the x-position of the icons in the script because my HP-Probook has only a display resolution of 1920 x 1080. The setting was over 2000. I simply edited with the PI script editor to a smaller value and it works, even with the newest PI Version. Also good to know, that the icon preset is for workspace 1. 👍😉😁🇨🇭🔭
Hey there! :-D I'm so glad you liked the video, thank you for the lovely feedback my friend! RE: the icons appearing off screen, sorry about that! - I do my processing on a 4k screen so when I save the icons I guess the positional data is also embedded, - I'm glad to hear you've figured out the fix, there's another way to bring them to the current workspace too - just right click in the pixinsight desktop and press 'arrange all' icons and it'll do that for you too, allowing you to save in a new position :-) Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
@@lukomatico Thanks Luke. Keep up the good work! I like especially that you come to the point in your videos straightaway. Greetings from Berlin and a good weekend for you too.
That's right mate, my newer videos have a better selection of tools though to be honest! you might want to check out one of my recent 'DATA SHARE' videos to get the updated toolset :-) Cheers!
I saw Bill's video the other day, and downloaded the icons. When you did the demo of the HOO normalisation, what was your base image? Was it just shot RGB or did you use something like a dual narrowband filter? I have just got the Askar D1 ColourMagic filter, and am very new to all this processing. Great video BTW, and your stuff is really helpful to new people like me.
Good question Jonathan! - I should have included that info, my bad! - It was OSC data shot through an IDAS NBZ UHS Dual-narrowband filter :-) Really happy to hear you liked the video though mate, good luck with your processing!! :-) Clear skies!
@@lukomatico Okay, thanks. I guess I will get the same sort of result using my Askar D1 dual narrowband filter. I am never sure what the 'base' image people are sometimes using, so I need to clarify before I start falling down a processing wormhole!
Great video Luke! I've got two quick question about processing in mono SHO. First, where would you run SPCC in the processing? I'm very new to mono processing since I've had my Poseidon M for a whole 2 days now. Second question would be where would you do background extraction? I did a simple SHO combination and there looks like a bit of a color cast in the background that I know could be corrected with some sort of background extraction, but I don't know when to do it. Thanks so much for your videos, I've been using the majority of your icons and all of Bill's scripts since last fall.
Thanks for the question my friend! Glad you liked the video :-) RE: when to use SPCC on mono SHO - to be totally honest I've not tried it for that yet, so I can't say with any certainty! My apologies I can't help more with that one! (The general rule is use it as early as possible though.) RE: when to background extract, - for me, I use a DBE or ABE early on in processing before making nonlinear (stretching), and then I'm also unafraid to dive in and use it again more gently further down the processing workflow if I uncover further gradients too - I generally find it to be very gentle on the data if used carefully :-) Hope you have a superb weekend my friend, and good luck with your processing!
Thanks Garnett!! - The tadpoles are a truly superb target I reckon, I would love to shoot them at a longer focal length this year, especially with the new tools we have available! :-) Clear skies buddy!
Hi Luke, Bill is amazing his vids even though hard to get to the end(as they are so detailed)wow the math is fantastic Pity we cannot pay him on pateron,wish I could buy him a beer I have been looking forward to this vid Well done keep it up 😊!!!!!!! Cheers mate .You have made my day Stu
Hugely appreciate the kind comment Stu, it's superb to hear you enjoyed it so much!! Hope you've been doing well my friend :-) Bill's a beast when it comes to diving into the detailed stuff for sure!! it's not really my style though I guess, even if I DID somehow understand it all LOL! :-D Hope you have a great weekend!
Luke thanks for the great video. I have installed Pixinsight for the first time and I am trying to load your icons from your download. When I double click your download it loads into Pixinsight through the console but nothing appears on the right of the workspace. Any advice as to what Im doing wrong? Regards, Mike
Hey Mike! Sorry about the late reply mate, I've had a few comments go missing lately and then re-show days later! Try to drag the icons in, right click and then press "arrange all icons" - that should fix it and get them to show :-) Cheers!
Hey Luke I sent you an email a few weeks ago asking about making a video about extension tubes and connectors like m48 and such. I have such a hard time connecting my camera because things dont fit together right. This tube dont fit this one and so on. I makes me crazy trying to put things together, and since weather is so bad there maybe you can talk about the combos of tubes ..
Hey Steve! If I didn't get back to you I'm sorry mate, I'll have a look through my inbox to try and find the mail! I unfortunately do occasionally miss emails these days Cheers for the idea/suggestion!
@@lukomatico Hey no problem , those damn rings are my problems.... Hope the weather is good there at the end of May , coming out to visit family for a week
Hey Luke. I downloaded those tools you used, the new icons, but I cannot seem to get those installed into Pixinsight. The files is in my Download folder waiting...Are those scripts? How do I get these installed...? Thanks mate!
@@lukomatico I found them, they were hidden over on the right hand side of the PI window! Scrolled over to the right hand side and there they were! Cool stuff...Cheers!
Thank you so much for your kind gesture Robert!! - I've just noticed your first comment got lost in the youtube void due to having a link in it, - my apologies about that, I have to set link sharing in comments to automatically 'forbid' them being posted, to protect my viewers a bit from potential scams! (so many attempts from bots gets filtered out, so it's useful at least - even if occasionally throwing the baby out with the bathwater!) Hope our emails resolved things for you, good luck mate!
Hi Luke. Just bought a new computer and trying to get all my Pixinsight tools back, When II click your link below to get all your tools. All I get is source code for a website. Any Idea what I am doing wrong
Hey Mike! There should be a little download icon top right for you when that window pops up, alternatively my newer 'data share' videos have a more up to date toolset stored within, that might be the best option 👍👍 Good luck!
I think your way of removing the green cast is wrong. Background neutralization is a subtraction. You need to eliminate a "gain" error due to the number of green pixels. I suggest to use ABE with 0 or 2 (if ypu have vignetting) and select division. No green star and no need for scnr
I've had my scope since Christmas. After spending 2 months watching RUclips videos ironing out the hardware side of astrophotography, I got to the processing... I really struggled with this until I found your Videos. Seems Pixinsight is the gold standard for amateur photography, but it looked so intimidating.... until I watched your Videos.... adding the tool shortcuts for your tutorials was genius... I spent 5 hours on the Heart Nebula at the weekend and was over the moon with the result!!...
A BIG thanks to you Luke
Andy
Chuffed to hear you've found the vids useful Andy, couldn't hope to hear better feedback mate!! Thanks for watching and clear skies :-D
Luke, you have such a knack for presenting this material, it's a real boon for newcomers to the hobby like myself. And it doesn't hurt that you could read the phone book and I'd still be transfixed--your voice and accent are just incredible.
Haha!! - It's made my day to read that James mate, thank you so much for your kind comment my friend! :-D
Hope you have a superb weekend ahead!
Your killing me dude, thanks to this video and access to some new tools, I have to re-process ALL my photos. They went from a 3.5 to a solid 7. Bought all the RC package and with your instruction and Bills tools. Amazing that's all I can say. Ill be referring to this video every time I process, Unfortunately I have memory issues due to ADHD, but the simplistic way you present your content is a blessing. Thank you very much.
That's awesome to hear mate, really happy that you've found this kind of video useful!! :-)
Thank you so much for watching and giving your support, it's highly appreciated!
These tools that Bill is putting out are brilliant. Thank you for showing us them and their workings mate, great job. clear skies
Thanks ever so much Glenn!! Glad you enjoyed mate 👍👍
Another fantastic processing video to add to my library. Tip of the hat to Bill for his amazing work and to you Luke for the hands-on application. Can’t wait to try this out. The pressure of producing fresh, ongoing content requires a substantial dedication to this hobby. It’s obvious how dedicated you are and how hard you work. And now it’s time to take those well deserved two weeks to recharge your psychic batteries.
Thank you Joe!! I knew you'd understand the need for a little rest my friend :-D All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!
Hope you're having a ball with your new equipment by now my friend, good luck!
Many thanks, Luke - appreciate these quick, get it done, approaches.
Thanks Peter!! I'm really glad to hear that feedback my friend, cheers!
Great run through Luke, Bill's done a great job with these scripts once again!
Huge thanks Dave! - Hope you are recovering well my friend :-)
Bill's tools are superb, 100% agree!!
thank you luke & bill its nice that the astro comunity gets bills genuis free of charge in a hobby that is hard to afford for the average enthusiast ..thank you
Thanks so much for the kind comment Richard!! :-) clear skies 👍
Great tutorial again Luke a big thanks to Bill for his tools they look brilliant, enjoy your break mate see you soon
Will do Tony!! Thanks so much for the kind comment my friend, hope you have a superb weekend! :-)
Thank you for the tutorial video and the processes. And THANKYOU for explaining how to show the icons for the prcesses you shared when they don't appear.
My pleasure Daniel!! So glad that you've found it useful my friend :-) Good luck and happy processing!
Awesome Luke thanks. I hear you the last month truly been shocking weather wise let’s hope for a better April!
Oh mate it's been unreal!! Seen one clear sky, and it's not through lack of looking LOL! :-D I really hope the weather turns good soon, it's been a weird old winter!
Hope you're keeping well mate :-)
Another fantastic tutorial Luke. Its a great help to have this library of yours to refer back to. keep up the excellent work!
Thanks a ton for the great comment Richard!! :-) Clear skies my friend!
Another great tutorial & big thanks to Bill for putting these out there for everyone to use. Great to see you're back look forward to the next video.
Huge thanks for watching Tich mate! Hope you and Nicky are doing well :-) I'll need to catch your PAS video in the next day or two by the way, looking forwards to it and thanks for taking the time to cover it for those of us who couldn't go! :-)
Bill does a fantastic job with his tools i can't imagine how much effort he puts into it and you do a great job by showing us a demonstration of these Luke thank you!
It's my pleasure bud!! - Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and leave a comment for me, I really appreciate it!
Clear skies! :-)
Awesome once again. I originally came across Bill's tools via your channel. I watched Bill's new video, very impressive work (love the 'use Ha as Luminance' option). Enjoy your wee break, looking forward to your next video!
Blimey Pete, that's incredibly kind of you to do that mate,- thank you so, so much!!
I'm really looking forwards to a little recharge, I must admit to feeling bad when I can't upload so hopefully a few week deliberately not worrying about it will help me adjust that out! 👍👍
Again, massive thanks mate - I'm flattered beyond words that you think so highly of my work to give such a generous gift, thank you!!
All the very best,
Luke
Great tools, Luke! Thanks again for demonstrating how to use them and, of course, many thanks to Bill for the Pixel Math wizardry. 😀
My pleasure Greg!! So happy you enjoyed the presentation my friend :-) Clear skies!
These quick tutorials and tools are very helpful especially if your more into the acquisition side of things and find processing a bit of a pain. The last thing you want is to have a great couple days in the field and then feel like your working at PhotoShop for the next week developing pictures.
Oh mate I feel that so much!! I'm no great lover of processing tasks that's for sure, so I try to make the kind of tutorial I'd like to see myself! :-D Really happy they resonate with you my friend!
Hope you're keeping well and getting plenty of clear skies!
Thanks for showing off these brilliant tools Luke! This shows how much more capable the OSC camera really is. Also how PixInsight is the best investment money can buy along with the paid tools from Russell Croman and free stuff from generous people like Bill. Simply an amazing time to be apart of the astrophotography community! Clear Skies!
Hey Dave, hope you're well mate! :-D Amazingly well put, couldn't agree more mate! what a time to be into Astrophotography!! :-) It's incredible how much things have changed in just a few years!
Thanks again Luke, you and Bill bring so much to the astro community. It’s really appreciated
Thanks ever so much Tom!! Hope you have a super week ahead mate :-)
Great video Luke as always ! You need to slow Bill down with his pixel math scripts I've got no room left on my workspace 😅 He's a seriously talented guy and thanks for sharing with everyone Luke.
Thanks so much Paul mate!! :-D I hear you 100% lol!! I've had to tighten up my icon-set a little bit myself, nearly needed another screen for them LOL!
Hope you've been keeping well my friend!
Hey Luke, another cracking ‘quick ’ tutorial mate! It’s to easy to forget the amount of work Bill puts into these new scripts, and for FREE! A big thanks to Bill and you for bringing it all to our attention 😀 Great job mate! Have a good break and look forward to your next video, when hopefully we all get some clear skies!! 👍
Hey Simon!! Hope you're good mate :-D
Bill's work and deep-dives on these tools are intense! He does a great job with that kind of thing, I think my role at this point is just helping spread the word LOL! :-D
Hoping for those clear skies soon bud, I've nearly forgotten what stars look like LOL!
Have a super weekend bud :-)
Super Tutorial! Thank you for the great work you do! One problem I had was that the Icons were loaded but not visible. It was caused by the x-position of the icons in the script because my HP-Probook has only a display resolution of 1920 x 1080. The setting was over 2000. I simply edited with the PI script editor to a smaller value and it works, even with the newest PI Version. Also good to know, that the icon preset is for workspace 1. 👍😉😁🇨🇭🔭
Hey there! :-D I'm so glad you liked the video, thank you for the lovely feedback my friend!
RE: the icons appearing off screen, sorry about that! - I do my processing on a 4k screen so when I save the icons I guess the positional data is also embedded, - I'm glad to hear you've figured out the fix, there's another way to bring them to the current workspace too - just right click in the pixinsight desktop and press 'arrange all' icons and it'll do that for you too, allowing you to save in a new position :-) Hope that helps!
Thanks for watching!
Your videos are such a great help for beginners like me. Thank you so much for sharing your workflow and making these wonderful tutorials. 🤩
Aw man, thank you so much Dominic!! I really appreciate your gift my friend, that's very kind of you indeed! :-)
Hope you have a superb weekend! 👍👍
@@lukomatico Thanks Luke. Keep up the good work! I like especially that you come to the point in your videos straightaway. Greetings from Berlin and a good weekend for you too.
Bill did a great job once again with pixelmath wizardry with a good quick overview from sir Luke - clear skies
Thanks so much Chris mate!! :-D Bill's wizardry knows no bounds!! he's the Gandalf of Pixinsight LOL
This is awesome....all your icons youre dragging over your images....is that whats available for download in your video description?
That's right mate, my newer videos have a better selection of tools though to be honest! you might want to check out one of my recent 'DATA SHARE' videos to get the updated toolset :-) Cheers!
I saw Bill's video the other day, and downloaded the icons. When you did the demo of the HOO normalisation, what was your base image? Was it just shot RGB or did you use something like a dual narrowband filter? I have just got the Askar D1 ColourMagic filter, and am very new to all this processing. Great video BTW, and your stuff is really helpful to new people like me.
Good question Jonathan! - I should have included that info, my bad! - It was OSC data shot through an IDAS NBZ UHS Dual-narrowband filter :-)
Really happy to hear you liked the video though mate, good luck with your processing!! :-)
Clear skies!
@@lukomatico Okay, thanks. I guess I will get the same sort of result using my Askar D1 dual narrowband filter. I am never sure what the 'base' image people are sometimes using, so I need to clarify before I start falling down a processing wormhole!
Great video Luke! I've got two quick question about processing in mono SHO. First, where would you run SPCC in the processing? I'm very new to mono processing since I've had my Poseidon M for a whole 2 days now. Second question would be where would you do background extraction? I did a simple SHO combination and there looks like a bit of a color cast in the background that I know could be corrected with some sort of background extraction, but I don't know when to do it. Thanks so much for your videos, I've been using the majority of your icons and all of Bill's scripts since last fall.
Thanks for the question my friend! Glad you liked the video :-)
RE: when to use SPCC on mono SHO - to be totally honest I've not tried it for that yet, so I can't say with any certainty! My apologies I can't help more with that one!
(The general rule is use it as early as possible though.)
RE: when to background extract, - for me, I use a DBE or ABE early on in processing before making nonlinear (stretching), and then I'm also unafraid to dive in and use it again more gently further down the processing workflow if I uncover further gradients too - I generally find it to be very gentle on the data if used carefully :-)
Hope you have a superb weekend my friend, and good luck with your processing!
That’s fast. I took a stab at Tadpoles this year. Very little data but an interesting target.
Thanks Garnett!! - The tadpoles are a truly superb target I reckon, I would love to shoot them at a longer focal length this year, especially with the new tools we have available! :-)
Clear skies buddy!
Hi Luke, Bill is amazing his vids even though hard to get to the end(as they are so detailed)wow the math is fantastic
Pity we cannot pay him on pateron,wish I could buy him a beer
I have been looking forward to this vid Well done keep it up 😊!!!!!!!
Cheers mate .You have made my day
Stu
Hugely appreciate the kind comment Stu, it's superb to hear you enjoyed it so much!! Hope you've been doing well my friend :-)
Bill's a beast when it comes to diving into the detailed stuff for sure!! it's not really my style though I guess, even if I DID somehow understand it all LOL! :-D
Hope you have a great weekend!
Your thumbnail is you after figuring out the clever thumbnail text 😂
Bahaha!! :-D You got me bud!!
Luke thanks for the great video. I have installed Pixinsight for the first time and I am trying to load your icons from your download. When I double click your download it loads into Pixinsight through the console but nothing appears on the right of the workspace. Any advice as to what Im doing wrong?
Regards,
Mike
Hey Mike! Sorry about the late reply mate, I've had a few comments go missing lately and then re-show days later!
Try to drag the icons in, right click and then press "arrange all icons" - that should fix it and get them to show :-) Cheers!
Freaken FANTASTIC !!!
Thanks so much Steve!! Hope you're well buddy :-)
@@lukomatico Hanging in there. Just waiting for NEAF to start , been a long 3 years since they had the last one
Hey Luke I sent you an email a few weeks ago asking about making a video about extension
tubes and connectors like m48 and such. I have such a hard time connecting my camera because things dont fit together right. This tube dont fit this one and so on. I makes me crazy trying to put things together, and since weather is so bad there maybe you can talk about the combos of tubes ..
Hey Steve! If I didn't get back to you I'm sorry mate, I'll have a look through my inbox to try and find the mail! I unfortunately do occasionally miss emails these days
Cheers for the idea/suggestion!
@@lukomatico Hey no problem , those damn rings are my problems.... Hope the weather is good there at the end of May , coming out to visit family for a week
Hey Luke. I downloaded those tools you used, the new icons, but I cannot seem to get those installed into Pixinsight. The files is in my Download folder waiting...Are those scripts? How do I get these installed...? Thanks mate!
Hey mate! Drag and drop them into the pixinsight desktop, then right click and arrange icons 👍
@@lukomatico I found them, they were hidden over on the right hand side of the PI window! Scrolled over to the right hand side and there they were! Cool stuff...Cheers!
Great video thanks!
Glad you liked it! Cheers!! :-D
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind gesture Robert!! - I've just noticed your first comment got lost in the youtube void due to having a link in it, - my apologies about that, I have to set link sharing in comments to automatically 'forbid' them being posted, to protect my viewers a bit from potential scams! (so many attempts from bots gets filtered out, so it's useful at least - even if occasionally throwing the baby out with the bathwater!)
Hope our emails resolved things for you, good luck mate!
merci encore...c'est cool...!!
Merci beaucoup Christophe!! :-)
Hi Luke. Just bought a new computer and trying to get all my Pixinsight tools back, When II click your link below to get all your tools. All I get is source code for a website. Any Idea what I am doing wrong
Hey Mike! There should be a little download icon top right for you when that window pops up, alternatively my newer 'data share' videos have a more up to date toolset stored within, that might be the best option 👍👍
Good luck!
@@lukomatico I managed to get ot working
I think your way of removing the green cast is wrong. Background neutralization is a subtraction. You need to eliminate a "gain" error due to the number of green pixels. I suggest to use ABE with 0 or 2 (if ypu have vignetting) and select division. No green star and no need for scnr
Thanks for taking the time to give your thoughts mate!
My processing has moved on a long way since this to be honest 👍
@@lukomatico I'm new to this field but I'm trying to understand the theory behind. You helped me a lot together with cuiv. I apreciate your work.
When I open the file it tells me to create a shortcut to open, but no matter where I put the shortcut it gives me an error. Anyone else see this?
Try to just drag and drop the .xpsm onto your already open pixinsight desktop 👍