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How to identify which images WBPP rejected during stacking?

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I ran Pixinsight WBPP and during the integration step a number of the images are rejected. Not an issue with that but how can one trace back afterwards which images have been rejected?

In this instance, I was stacking data from 2024 and 2025 and about 100 of the 600 lights were rejected during the integration step. I would like to know if these rejected lights are from a specific night or perhaps all the data from 2024. But I cannot find in the log files which files are rejected (or integrated) and what the reason was for rejection…

Thanks!

Niels.

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Marcelof avatar
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You should probably ask on the official PI forum, where more experienced users could help you.


https://pixinsight.com/forum/index.php

 

But first, I would open the log in a text editor and search for the words “rejected” or “bad frames.”
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