Are the stacking scripts not compatible with Fuji RAW files?

Software Siril
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Hi folks, I tried to stack some Fuji X-T2 RAW files using the OSC_Preprocessing_WithoutDBF script, but the result was improperly deBayered. Do I have to stack Fuji files differently using a manual process? If so, how would I do it?

Thanks.

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Hello

First, this script is not a built-in script. There is no guarantee it works.
Fuji X-T2 RAW does not need specific scripts, except if they have the AF square in the dark/bias master. And in this case, this is just an argument that need to be added.

The only thing that don’t work during calibration is the cosmetic correction.

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Well the script was written by Cyril Richard, and it works with every other raw file I’ve used from Nikon, Canon, Sony, and Olympus, So I would have to imagine there needs to be something added or removed to properly deBayer the Fuji X-T2 X-Trans file. This is the script here, what would I need to add or remove to make it work properly?

Thank you.

############################################
# Script for Siril 1.0
# August 2020
# (C) Cyril Richard / Colmic
# OSC_Preprocessing_WithoutDBF v1.0
#
########### PREPROCESSING SCRIPT ###########
# Script for color camera preprocessing
# needs 1 set of RAW images in the working
# directory, within 1 directory:
# lights 
#
############################################

requires 0.99.4

#preprocess lights
cd lights
convert light -out=../process
cd ../process
preprocess light -debayer

#align lights
register pp_light

#stack calibrated lights
stack r_pp_light rej 3 3 -norm=addscale -output_norm -out=../result

cd ..
close
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I remember writing it, yes. The problem is that these scripts aren’t necessarily updated as Siril evolves.
You could replace preprocess by calibrate
and the stack line by
stack r_pp_light rej 3 3 -norm=addscale -output_norm -rgb_equal -out=result

5

Hi, I also had to do minor changes to the scripts, see:

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Here the script is without dark and flat.
So these options are not needed.