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When I photograph an object in the sky my camera is orientated on the telescope such that it is viewing the object in landscape mode. As BYN goes through the set the light frames all show up in the thumbnails and on the screen in landscape mode.
Following the light frames I immediately and without changing anything record flats, bias, and dark frames. They also appear in the thumbnails and preview screen in landscape mode.
When I close BYN and go to the directory to load the images to PixInSight the lights are still in landscape mode but every calibration frame (flats, bias, darks) is in portrait mode. They have all been rotated 90 degrees clockwise. I figured out the rotation was clockwise by looking at the dust bunnies on the flat frames.
This occurs in every set I have taken and I haven't been able to work out the answer. It is easy enough to rotate the master calibration frames counter clockwise before stacking them with the light frames but there should be a reason this is happening. Any ideas?
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OK I found the post but forgot the title that helped me. It is in the BYE Forum tthe title reads something like "Why are the images horizontal at times and vertical at times". First, I only have Can
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I believe I have finally came across the solution. In this instance it is two fold. In my D810 I had "Rotate Tall" turned off. It turns out this is only for display. Another setting "Auto Rotation" wa
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