Eric Claeys

@jcauthen78, Jim, Thanks a ton for doing this! I think this will most likely work and could easily form the basis for a script that checks multiple criteria - mean...

@craigim, thanks for chiming in. > If you calculate brightness after dividing by the gain and the exposure time, that would normalize out those changes and give you a much...

Thanks @craigim, this is good and helpful discussion. If you were to prioritize all the improvements and pick just 1 or 2 for the next release and plan other improvements...

@jcauthen78, nice improvement. Just so I understand, you're using the "Star Count" module to get a star count and somehow weeding out the images with too few stars, then you...

@jcauthen78, > file path + brightness would make a good check, bypassing the main threshold in allsky settings I'd think we do NOT want to "bypass the main threshold in...

@jcauthen78, > pass it into the endOfNight.sh I'd vote to have the database query and creating the list of images that meet the criteria done in the "startrails" section of...

@jcauthen78 > Not sure how a % would work. just thinking off the top of my head and ignoring the difficulty in implementing... If we created an `allsky-config get_average_starcounts` command,...

@jcauthen78 > Are you thinking the average data be generated with a Find my startrails settings button? I'm finding the `allsky-config` command to be very useful and have been adding...

@jcauthen78, Your percents.txt file is impressive. Eric

@craigim, > My reading of the docs was that the whole image was used for auto exposure. Do you remember where it said that? I didn't write the RPi algorithm...