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INDI Library v2.0.7 is Released (01 Apr 2024)

Bi-monthly release with minor bug fixes and improvements

New All Sky camera management software: indi-allsky

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Can we get a UFO detection ? :whistle:
1 year 2 months ago #90831

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I definitely see the pattern. You are not shooting through a window with a screen, are you?

It might be some sort of reflection from the housing/camera window.
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It's camera + lens only, outside. There is no dome, no window.

Another question, what's the score in the focus section? What number shall I aim for please?
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Would you consider this a good focus for an all sky camera?
score is hovering around 55

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I would have to assume it is some sort of reflection. Very odd. If you see it in indi-allsky, you should see in other programs.

The score is a variance of laplacian number as provided by OpenCV. I believe the higher the score, the less blurriness that is "detected". There is no number you should be targeting, it is like an inverted FWHM/HFR. The highest number your system is capable of is the target.
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oh the highest, I was aiming for the lowest. Let me try to refocus again.
So far, this is one kickass tool you developed.
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That looks pretty good to me. Its usually easier to tell once the moon is not out because you can look at the dimmer stars in the background.
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I think I'll keep as it is for now, I'm testing this from the UK but this all sky camera will end up in Germany where my observatory is.
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Awesome software thanks! I have a feature request, can you add the ability to add a DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor? Maybe I'll do a pull request.

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Aaron, could you please let me know how the web interface is designed please?
I'd like to integrate part the Weather Radio html page.
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You can basically do this already. You can have your external script write to a text file with the info.

There is the "Extra HTML Info File" setting which will include the text in the info panel at the lower right hand side of the web page.

You can also use "Extra Image Text File" to include the text in the image.
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The indi-allsky interface is written in flask. I tend to lean pretty heavily on javascript and JSON to build dynamic functionality. I do not use the templating so much.

If you just want to pull in the latest image, you should be able to load https://hostname/indi-allsky/images/latest.jpg

You can see the views here: github.com/aaronwmorris/indi-allsky/blob...llsky/flask/views.py (routes are all the way at the bottom)
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