Glad it helped you out!

Watch the next video I did, I explain it there

Just watched it. Thanks!

Thank you! Your actually first person to do this!

@@wesmagyar what are you running the ASI Air app on? Mac?

I think you can use images management and the go-to feature from that then go into the map and add it to the plan that way if I understand you're question correctly

⁠yes, it works natively on the M series mac's

@@wesmagyar well I have 3 (only intel) Macs - time for an upgrade! Tks again Wes. Look fwd to more of your content. That plan tut was the biz.

It might work on the Intel ones now but I’m not sure you can always give it a try. Mine has the App Store in it and I just downloaded it from that.

I do those at the end of the night. And those are done using autorun mode

it was my understanding you would just add another group for the different filter. And if you’re using an automatic filter wheel, it includes the name of the filter in the file name so you could just filter (pardon my pun) the name of the filter you’re using when you sort the files later.

@@wesmagyar With grouping I meant, all L (light) frames are done. Then all R (red) frames, then all G (green) frames, etc. That's stupid because if for example clouds went through it can happen that you do not have any good - let's say G - frame. Also you do have a different gradient for every channel. The only right way to do mono imaging with an electronic filter wheel is one frame L then one frame R and so on through all channels and then start over with L. I really do not understand why ZWO implemented it that way.

Ah I've only ever done OSC. So I had no idea.