Thanks, I can upload of course.
However, I’ve seen there’s is one uncompressed raw in the repo already. Does it make sense to submit more? I can provide as many as useful.
We want all crop sizes, all raw bit depths, compressed and uncompressed. I’m not sure what the X100V has, but it probably has more than one raw type.
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just fyi, I faced the same issue of raf files. Solved by installing flatpak version
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it looks like sometimes the default star registration is set to “One star registration”, instead of “Global star alignment”
I can confirm this on lasted siril with windows10
please update the tutorial keep it at the good level it is!
Just change it.
Just change it.
I am not sure if you are saying me to change it or, since you are a dev of siril you changed the default options in the software
1 case: It is what I did but the article writer may be interested to update his article to keep it correct and up to date.
2 case: the software shouldn’t adapt to an article, the article should be accurate and write which options to use not “use the default”
Really the article is great, I loved to follow it step by step but is normal that siril is evolving and so it sometimes needs some cleaning
I’m sorry, but I don’t understand the issue. I’ve read the article a long time ago btw. But Siril default registration (at first start I mean) has always been the one star registration algorithm. Once you change it, it saves it in config file.
So I really don’t understand the
it looks like sometimes the default star registration is set to “One star registration”, instead of “Global star alignment”
and
I can confirm this on lasted siril with windows10
as the behavior never changed on this side.
lock, we are talking about changing the article text do not worry 
the article, in a very small step, is not clear it is not about siril
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My bad, my memories about the article are old. I should have say nothing :).
Hi, I didn’t know how to change the text (there’s no “edit” button to make a quick change). I made a pull request on the github page for the website, I hope it’s the right way to update the article.
Thanks for the reminder.
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The change should be picked up by the forum once pixls.us is deployed.
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I just discovered Siril two days ago, this morning this Tutorial. It cleared up many of my questions and has given me a starting workflow. (bonus, the examples were Fuji RAF files so my question regarding supporting RAF was demonstrably answered).
Many thanks to those involved in writing and testing this tutorial. The only problems I had were of my own making - failure to follow instructions as written.
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New versions of Siril have been released and it probably changed some things that make my tutorial and screenshots outdated.
Unfortunately I don’t have time to update the tutorial these days.
Hi Sebastien. Despite the new release, other than not reading clearly (my issue) I had no problems in following along with the tutorial.
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Hi Sebastien,
I just found your tutorial and wanted to follow along with it to get used to Siril. Unfortunately, the link for the raw files is dead. Could you re-upload the files or correct the link, please?
That would be very much appreciated. Thanks a lot!
Hi. The link to the files could not be found. Is it possible to fix the problem? thanks.
I think I have followed the whole process and have run the scripts on the tutorial files and on my own. The issue I have with the tute files is that when applying the Histogram stretch in Siril the whole result is dominated by the red channel. Autostretch and Asinh don’t produce much detail. Using it on my raw frames I get a better more balanced result.
Please, read official tutorials on the website too. Because this is normal
Hi,
Sorry about the missing file, I don’t know how to fix it, it’s quite old now.
Anyways, I still have the files on my google drive, you can find those here: Siril_Tutorial – Google Drive
Thanks