Hi Han,

I know the image is easily solvable - the problem is that for some reason, ASTAP thought the target was centered. It started off centered by ASTAP just fine, but over time, the target drifted down. It was when I attempted to recenter the target that something went amiss, and what you see is the result.

Is there any reason for portrait mode? Not that I'm aware of. It's something that just seems to happen and I really have no idea why. I've gone back through several directories of images and sometimes they are all portrait, or all landscape, and sometimes they start off landscape and turn to portrait.

I just took a dark with "Capture and Solve". I hope it contains what you need: drive.google.com/file/d/13oM2uJ4b0j8x-tD...m0R/view?usp=sharing

It's cloudy here tonight so no imaging.

Thanks!

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