fuzzy guiding images
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2021 2:36 pm
Hello,
This is a question about the guidance system in spectroscopy. Both, myself (with Alpy) and another colleague (with Lisa) used Atik Titan to guide. We have independently verified that using, for example, Artemis (Atik program) the guiding image is good enough, even with stars of magnitude 14, but it is not a system that allows automatic guiding. However, if we use the PhDGuiding 2 guiding program, the image is much blurrier. This is not a problem to guide with stars of intermediate magnitudes, but it is a problem to guide objects of low luminosity. Why the loss of image quality with PhDGuiding 2? This greatly limit us the objects to guide.
Juan José
This is a question about the guidance system in spectroscopy. Both, myself (with Alpy) and another colleague (with Lisa) used Atik Titan to guide. We have independently verified that using, for example, Artemis (Atik program) the guiding image is good enough, even with stars of magnitude 14, but it is not a system that allows automatic guiding. However, if we use the PhDGuiding 2 guiding program, the image is much blurrier. This is not a problem to guide with stars of intermediate magnitudes, but it is a problem to guide objects of low luminosity. Why the loss of image quality with PhDGuiding 2? This greatly limit us the objects to guide.
Juan José