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Yyoshy reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with
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flarkey reacted to Mick West's post in the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing with Wow.
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FatPhil replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.https://github.com/jannefi/vasco/
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Mauro reacted to Mick West's post in the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing with Like.
It is now (2.114.0) on by default. And it's quite dramatic at these zooms: Refraction off (geometric ideal) Refraction on (real life) At the horizon, it's nearly 0.5 degrees. That does not sound like much, but it's about the diameter of... -
TThomasH replied to the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing.Wow Cool! A small thing, I tried finding the exact center of the moon shadow of an eclipse, it would be a help with a small dot in the center, since the shadow it pretty big when zooming in :)
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Mick West reacted to ThomasH's post in the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing with Like.
Great. It seems like photoephemeris.com, moon calc etc. use the refraction measure too, maybe just an average. Because when it says Moon a 0 degree it matches Sitrec with refraction ON
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Mick West replied to the thread New Feature Star Tracking - Figuring out where the camera is looking in the sky.Can you save the sitch with the exact range you used and post it here?
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TThomasH replied to the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing.Great. It seems like photoephemeris.com, moon calc etc. use the refraction measure too, maybe just an average. Because when it says Moon a 0 degree it matches Sitrec with refraction ON
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Mick West replied to the thread New Feature Star Tracking - Figuring out where the camera is looking in the sky.What in/out frame range did you use? That video has some sudden camera jumps I just tried it on 93-254 and it seemed to work: https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=11433/Bat%20full%20timelapse/20260225_093540.js
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Mick West reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread New Feature Star Tracking - Figuring out where the camera is looking in the sky with Useful.
I tried this on a around 400 frames of the Park City UT video, but running it a couple of times on the same section gave different results. For example the first with Vega identified, and second with Achird visible. But, perhaps that video is too...
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Mick West replied to the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing.No, but I have plans, big plans!
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Mick West replied to the thread Using Sitrec to plan your EU 2026 Aug 12th Solar eclipse viewing.Are you logged in with 3D buildings and the building source set to Google Photorealistic? https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/Mallorca%20eclipse%20totality/20260804_175704.js
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