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Siril 1.0.3

Date de sortie : 28 juin 2022

C'est la troisième mise à jour mineure de la branche 1.0. Elle corrige des problèmes identifiés dans la version 1.0.2, tels que listés dans sa page. Une seule nouveauté a été ajoutée : la transformation généralisée hyperbolique, qui est expliquée dans la page principale de la version sur siril.org.

La liste des commandes pour cette version n'a pas changé par rapport à la 1.0.0.

Download

See the page of the main site for a detailed presentation of the version and download links.

Changes since 1.0.2

  • Fixed memory leak in PixelMath
  • Fixed memory leak in SER preview
  • Fixed error in seqsubsky
  • Fixed the start of two scripts from @ in succession
  • Fixed homogeneous image bitpix detection on stacking
  • Fixed dates in median and mean stack results
  • Fixed bug in stack of some float images
  • Fixed black point and clipping in asinh stretch function
  • Added new thread for background extraction that does not freeze UI, with a progressbar for RBF
  • Added generalised hyperbolic transform stretch method in Image Processing menu, based on algorithms proposed by David Payne in the astrobin forums

Known issues

Inevitably, some problems exist in every release, even if we do our best to verify that everything works as expected. For convenience, here is a list of problems that have been found in this release:

  • Setting a null rotation with no crop (or passing the command `rotate 0 -nocrop`) would result in a crash. This has been fixed for next 1.0
  • Polynomial background gradient removal had an issue with the degree where it was the degree minus 1 that was used. This has been fixed for next 1.0
  • The area used for flat auto-normalization was wrong. This has been fixed for the next 1.0
  • There was a problem in the GESDT pixel rejection algorithm, allowing an excluded cold pixel to make its way in the stack. This has been fixed for the next 1.0
  • There was a 0.5 pixel offset in PSF coordinates, this has been fixed for the next 1.0