at 9:45, you refer to videos about weighting schemes and say you will link to those in the description. However, the description only links to the calibration videos, which I don't think is what you're referring to. I think you meant to link to the image weighting videos here: th-cam.com/video/tIMH0snGJ-U/w-d-xo.html
I'm using a stock Canon T7 DLSR and ASIair mini to acquire my data. My question is, is there a difference in data integrity if I chose to process the FITS files from the ASIair or use the RAW files from the camera? Which should I use for PixInsight?
There is a difference in the sense that the FITs files will have valuable information in the header that will help PixInsight do its job. PixInsight will need to "convert" the RAW files to a thing in the program anyway... So FIts is good.
at 9:45, you refer to videos about weighting schemes and say you will link to those in the description. However, the description only links to the calibration videos, which I don't think is what you're referring to. I think you meant to link to the image weighting videos here: th-cam.com/video/tIMH0snGJ-U/w-d-xo.html
I'm using a stock Canon T7 DLSR and ASIair mini to acquire my data. My question is, is there a difference in data integrity if I chose to process the FITS files from the ASIair or use the RAW files from the camera? Which should I use for PixInsight?
There is a difference in the sense that the FITs files will have valuable information in the header that will help PixInsight do its job. PixInsight will need to "convert" the RAW files to a thing in the program anyway... So FIts is good.
Thanks@@AdamBlock
Question about your site. Does the Pixinsight fundamentals option for $215 include the comet academy?@@AdamBlock
@@AstroHunter5280 No, Comet Academy is part of Horizons (a separate colleciton). But Comet Academy can be purchased separately.
@@AdamBlock thank you. I need some serious help with comets