Elliott Brooks

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Got exactly the same error. The fix you suggested worked. Thanks, this is an essential program for me.

Ah, perfect, thank you Han. I understand. Again, let me tell you how much I really like this program. Regards, Elliott On 5/05/2021 18:47, han.k wrote: Yes return to previous screen is done by "refresh". See screenshot (Ctrl+Space) The tilt indication can be used for adjustment. You have to load the image each time so it is a little cumbersome Regards, Han Attachments: Untitled.png https://sourceforge.net/p/astap-program/discussion/general/thread/51f13b3386/65e3/attachment/Untitled.png (72.0 kB;...

Ah, yes, that works for this and other images. Thanks. I will use the Auto setting. By the way, may I ask you one more question? I'm too embarrassed to put this on the forum, it seems so stupid. I use the Image Inspector. Once it is enabled, is there a way to disable it, or go back to teh original image without exiting ASTAP? Also, I see the tilt in the image. Would I be able to use the inspector to adjust my equipment - say tighten some screws holding the camera in place, or whatever? Is that the...

Hello Han, I have uploaded file M20-rgb-csc.fits. Please let me know what's going on. Otherwise, I really like the program, especially the inspector. Kind regards, Elliott On 4/05/2021 17:48, han.k wrote: Hello Elliot, Easiest way to trace the problem is that you upload an image to either https://nova.astrometry.net/ https://nova.astrometry.net/ (preferred) or https://ufile.io/ https://ufile.io/ and give me the link so I can have look. Han No Plate Solution https://sourceforge.net/p/astap-program/discussion/general/thread/51f13b3386/?limit=25#2761...

I downloaded ASTAP a few days ago, with H18. For some reason, most of the time plate solving is not working. Just says No solution found. I make sure the coordinates entered are accurate. I've tried it on images of M20, NGC7000. It did work on NGC 6188, but I saw that the header already had RA and DEC. Anything I'm missing? Thanks, Elliott