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* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/ | * [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/blob/master/scripts/Mono_Preprocessing.ssf Mono_Preprocessing.ssf]: script for monochrome DSLR or Astro camera preprocessing, uses biases, flats and darks, registers and stacks the images. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a monochrome file named result.fit. | ||
* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/ | * [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/blob/master/scripts/OSC_Preprocessing.ssf OSC_Preprocessing.ssf]: same script as above but for One-Shot Color (OSC) DSLR or Astro camera. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a RGB file named result.fit. | ||
* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/ | * [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/blob/master/3rdparty/scripts/en/OSC_Preprocessing_WithDrizzle.ssf OSC_Preprocessing_WithDrizzle.ssf]: same script as above with resize of images by 2x2. Beware, this script takes much more time and disk space. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a RGB file named result.fit. | ||
* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/ | * [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/blob/master/scripts/OSC_Extract_Ha.ssf OSC_Extract_Ha.ssf]: script for OSC DSLR or astro camera preprocessing, for use with Ha filter or dual-band filter. This script extracts the Ha layer of the color image. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a monochrome file named Ha_result.fit. | ||
* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/blob/master/scripts/OSC_Extract_HaOIII.ssf OSC_Extract_HaOIII.ssf]: same script as above, but extracts Ha and OIII layers of the color image. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get 2 monochrome files named Ha_result.fit and OIII_result.fit. You can also use the menu 'Image Processing' then 'RGB compositing' and put Ha_result in Red layer and OIII_result in Green and Blue layers to get an HOO image. | |||
* [https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/ | |||
Latest revision as of 18:46, 1 September 2020
- Mono_Preprocessing.ssf: script for monochrome DSLR or Astro camera preprocessing, uses biases, flats and darks, registers and stacks the images. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a monochrome file named result.fit.
- OSC_Preprocessing.ssf: same script as above but for One-Shot Color (OSC) DSLR or Astro camera. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a RGB file named result.fit.
- OSC_Preprocessing_WithDrizzle.ssf: same script as above with resize of images by 2x2. Beware, this script takes much more time and disk space. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a RGB file named result.fit.
- OSC_Extract_Ha.ssf: script for OSC DSLR or astro camera preprocessing, for use with Ha filter or dual-band filter. This script extracts the Ha layer of the color image. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get a monochrome file named Ha_result.fit.
- OSC_Extract_HaOIII.ssf: same script as above, but extracts Ha and OIII layers of the color image. To use it: put your files (RAW or FITs) in the folders named 'lights', 'darks', 'flats' and 'biases' (in the SiriL default working folder), then run the script. When the script ends, you get 2 monochrome files named Ha_result.fit and OIII_result.fit. You can also use the menu 'Image Processing' then 'RGB compositing' and put Ha_result in Red layer and OIII_result in Green and Blue layers to get an HOO image.