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Aaron W Morris edited this page Feb 17, 2024
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Star trail images are usually generated by taking the maximum pixel value of multiple frames and combining them. The idea being that stars will usually be the brightest objects in the frame and you will be able to follow their path through the night.
indi-allsky also uses some additional measurements to exclude frames with too much brightness, sometimes caused by clouds or other conditions. Images when the sun is above -15 degrees and when the moon is directly overhead are usually excluded.
Setting | Explanation |
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Star Trails Max Sun Altitude | Images are excluded when the sun is above this altitude |
Star Trails Exclude Moon Mode | Exclude images when moon mode is active |
Custom Max Moon Altitude | Custom moon mode altitude |
Custom Max Moon Phase | Custom moon mode phase |
Star Trails Max ADU | Images with an average ADU above this value are excluded |
Star Trails Mask Threshold | When the average ADU is below the Max ADU, but the percentage of pixels is above this ADU, the image is excluded |
Star Trails Pixel Threshold | Percentage of pixels used for the Mask Threshold |
Star Trails Timelapse | Generate a star trails timelapse video |
Star Trails Timelapse Minimum Frames | A video will only be generated when this number of frames are available for the timelapse |