Let's Get Processing: Narrowband Workflow in Seti Astro Suite

[@richardwills6930]

Look forward to the osc video

[@jesuschrist2284]

Or split your osc in to r g and b ?

[@MrYvano]

I look forward applying all these functions. Many thanks

[@davechaton6771]

Awesome as usual Frank You are a legend in your own time.

[@AstroDanno]

Thanks for the updates, Frank! I was having some issues with the last version trying to save some images. I’ll be updating this weekend!

[@StevenLaporte]

This is brilliant. You are in a league of your own.

[@San-yo1xy]

Frank, you are GREAT ! Tha whole spectrum of NB processing at no price at all.Thank you so much from all astrophotogarhy amateures !

[@ra1nmaker001]

Just awesome to see this example from start to finish all within the same tool! Looking forward to the OSC workflow!

[@tolgagunes225]

Thanks! Abe worked great!..

[@setiv2]

Thanks a bunch! Spread the good word!

[@davidswinnard7565]

I wish this had been around a few years ago. Brilliant. Thank you.

[@snoopy4ever]

no words!!! I mean ..NO WORDS!!! thanks Frank!

[@Diocrew]

Thank you!!!

[@FilipDescheemaecker]

Thanks Frank - I note that there are no more problems with scaling, the screen layouts perfect now!

[@Astro_Shed]

Just brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻, I must admit I love this suite, but my AVG internet security hates it, and constantly tries to block it…☹

[@demitemudrin163]

sheer dopeness. besides the awesome software i also like the absolute chill-vibe you present it in. lookin forward for the OSC as well. 🥳🔥

[@whyf16uy]

Another awesome video. The update feature is needed with how often you update. 😁 I have been running it on my M2 mac by just clicking on the terminal icon, take a few minutes to open.If I understand correctly I could speed that up by compiling the program. I asked on the discord if there was any walk through on that anywhere because I guess I am stupid. But no one has replied

[@setiv2]

That is why i did the big c9nversion to qt6 so someone with apple soc can compile it

[@whyf16uy]

@@setiv2 If I knew how I certainly would.

[@emuhead]

Legendary work Frank! Looking forward to using this tool. Curious if you'll be heading down the preprocessing path too? Correction, calibration, alignment, stacking, drizzle? Truly impressive work thus far 👏🏻👏🏻

[@setiv2]

Thanks and no. I dont think i can contribute any new or better than what is already out there

[@meibergstrmandersen9181]

Excellent - and very to in how to navigate around the suites. 👌✌👍💪

[@acclymer]

Amazing as always. I find myself wanting a rotate function for post meridian flip images. Could you implement that?

[@rickfedorowicz8032]

Awesome work. Thank you again. If you don’t mind, could you please let me know what processsors you are running on your PC. It ran those routines pretty quick. Just wondering for future upgrades. Thanks again.

[@setiv2]

The magic of video editing :) i have a 18core36thread xenon e5-2696 with 128gb of ram and an rtx3070ti though

[@rickfedorowicz8032]

Ha ha, I didn’t think of the video magic aspect but it didn’t look like there was much of that going on. Your computer gear is impressive. Thanks for the info. And thanks for your efforts.

[@ILParr]

Fantastic work Frank! Will you be including support for StarXTerminator ? StarNet 2 (fresh download and install) while good appears to have no GPU support so very very slow compared to StarXTerminator. I just compared the results for both on the same RGB image. There are more anomalies in the starless StarNet creates and the 'Star mask' it creates appears bloated. Not bad for free but not the best so just a suggestion to include options in SAS to use Russell's game changing tools.

[@setiv2]

It has gpu support. Use the same tensorflow.dll you swapped for starx and copy that for starnet. I never got tge standaline starx. I need to look into it

[@blenderbuch]

I would like to have an output in the window how long a processing has taken.

[@setiv2]

That would be nice for benchmarking but beyond that adds a lot of complexity

[@blenderbuch]

@setiv2 maybe make it cheap, just take the time at start of the component and then calculate runtime at end of it?

[@davidgamble7180]

What is the best way to handle OSC narrowband OHS image? Should I convert them to mono before following your workflow?

[@setiv2]

You mean you have a tri-band filter? Unfoetunately you cant split the sii and ha signal (regardless of what others may have said). You can put it in the HaO3 dropdown in perfect palette picker.

[@setiv2]

Or do you have seperate narrowband filters you are just using with your OSC? Converting to grayscale first is the easiest way for sure

[@bocman1985]

Just tried it...unfortunately my computer can't handle Astro Suite (Pixinsight runs without problems). It is extremely slow and then it crashes. I'm disappointed, I really like your software. Otherwise great work, thank you.

[@BrokenPik]

Maybe it will finally start , and not have QT and Python errors.