is it possible that some basic wavelet parameters could be exposed via CLI? I currently started to use PSS on solar raw videos from the ZWO SeeStar S50 and I want to use it automatically. I currently working on MacOS and have the problem in #76, so I'm running PSS in Docker to be able to have the CLI mode available. I never used the GUI, so I didn't know about the built-in wavelet capabilities until recently and created an automation with PixInsight before to do some basic wavelet sharpening with sane defaults. Are they perfect? Absolutely not, but they improve the stacked image significantly, so I thought that it would be cool to just do the same sane-defaults-wavelet-sharpening directly with PSS and ditch the PI step completely, yet the whole wavelet part is not exposed on the CLI. I do understand that there is a special / optimal set of wavelet parameters for each image, yet I just want do to some basic filtering what could be the same for every image to give a rough estimate of what is possible.
Hi Rolf,
is it possible that some basic wavelet parameters could be exposed via CLI? I currently started to use PSS on solar raw videos from the ZWO SeeStar S50 and I want to use it automatically. I currently working on MacOS and have the problem in #76, so I'm running PSS in Docker to be able to have the CLI mode available. I never used the GUI, so I didn't know about the built-in wavelet capabilities until recently and created an automation with PixInsight before to do some basic wavelet sharpening with sane defaults. Are they perfect? Absolutely not, but they improve the stacked image significantly, so I thought that it would be cool to just do the same sane-defaults-wavelet-sharpening directly with PSS and ditch the PI step completely, yet the whole wavelet part is not exposed on the CLI. I do understand that there is a special / optimal set of wavelet parameters for each image, yet I just want do to some basic filtering what could be the same for every image to give a rough estimate of what is possible.
Would that be possible?
Best, LnxBil