Hello,
I've tried to make AAVSO compatible file which I could upload (to AAVSO) of an RR Lyrae type star:
https://www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-786
So far no luch with my normal software I use (ASTAP).
Haven't used AA much execpt some individual astrometry/photometry measurements with AA7.
So batch photometry with AA is a mystery to me.
Can anyone tell me if there are good tutorials for it (I've read some help file included but it didn't help me much) ?
And can someone tell if I can make a AAVSO compatible file with AA ?
Oh, and how can I set star checking more sensitive ? I mean when I do it manually with cursor.
Making photometry measurements in AA8 (and do a AAVSO file)
Re: Making photometry measurements in AA8 (and do a AAVSO file)
Did you read Help -> Batch Photometry?einari wrote: ↑22 Jul 2022, 09:28Hello,
I've tried to make AAVSO compatible file which I could upload (to AAVSO) of an RR Lyrae type star:
https://www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-786
So far no luch with my normal software I use (ASTAP).
Haven't used AA much execpt some individual astrometry/photometry measurements with AA7.
So batch photometry with AA is a mystery to me.
Can anyone tell me if there are good tutorials for it (I've read some help file included but it didn't help me much) ?
And can someone tell if I can make a AAVSO compatible file with AA ?
Oh, and how can I set star checking more sensitive ? I mean when I do it manually with cursor.
Re: Making photometry measurements in AA8 (and do a AAVSO file)
At the end of batch photometry, you could set a format something like:
RR LYR,<JD>,<MAG1>,<MAGERR1>,V,NO,STD,NA,NA,NA,NA,<AIRMASS>,NA,[ChartID],NA
to create an AAVSO report in magnitudes, but this would be only the last step of a more complex procedure.
Star detecting can be changed from Options / Stars. This will not help for batch phometry by the way, stars cannot be too faint.
I don't know a batch photometry tutorial on actual data, but if you publish your sequence it could be the first (!)
Greetings, Fabio.
RR LYR,<JD>,<MAG1>,<MAGERR1>,V,NO,STD,NA,NA,NA,NA,<AIRMASS>,NA,[ChartID],NA
to create an AAVSO report in magnitudes, but this would be only the last step of a more complex procedure.
Star detecting can be changed from Options / Stars. This will not help for batch phometry by the way, stars cannot be too faint.
I don't know a batch photometry tutorial on actual data, but if you publish your sequence it could be the first (!)
Greetings, Fabio.