Flats And Bias

[mtzintexas]

Two questions, how can I do bias frames I cannot see exposure times less than 1 second and under the shutter tab I only see bulb, av flat, and program? 

 

Regarding flats, the AV flat selection under the shutter tab along with the AV selection on the camera itself should expose the flat correctly?  I understand that I can right click on an image to get image stats, what type of mean should I look for on my flats with that?

 

I am connected with a T3i in version 3.1.1 premium edition.

 

thanks for helping out a newbe

[AaronSmall]

Thanks, Guylain.  Don't you love when typos make you feel good:  God Suggestion!

 

Gave me the best laugh of the day.

[admin]

Thanks, Guylain.  Don't you love when typos make you feel good:  God Suggestion!

 

Gave me the best laugh of the day.

 

LOL, I'm almost tempted to edit my post but I won't for integrity sake.

[AaronSmall]

Guylain,

 

Any chance of putting a button that deletes the cache under the advanced settings tab?  The problem above (and the solution) seems to occur a lot for many users. I was thinking a button that clears the cache and then restarts BYE would allow for a quick and easy fix.  Since I'm not a programmer, I'm not sure what is involved so feel free to ignore the suggestion if this is too much of a PITA.

 

Aaron 

[admin]

I'll put the request in my 'to-do when I'm bored and feel like doing something not to hard but still wanna be productive" list.

 

It should be relatively easy to do, god suggestion.

[admin]

You should see all TV values as well as BULB, AV-Flats, and Program, don't you?

 

Is your camera dial set to "M"?

 

Keep us posted,

[mtzintexas]

Hi Guylain, yes the camera dial is set to "M".  I have the backyard Nikon and can see the TV values when I connect my Nikon to that. 

[admin]

Delete the cache folder in "My Pictures\BackyardTEMP\cache", and start BYE again, make sure the dial is set to M so the cache rebuilds properly.

 

The Tv values should be there after that.

 

Regards,