I think the problem is when the guider field is mirror-flipped (not just
rotated 180) relative to the imaging field (or the whole chart), like when
using an off-axis guider. Theoretically, that could be added to the code, but
it would be a bit complicated- the stars (and the coordinate grid) within the
guide field would have to be flipped.
-John
----- Original Message ----
> From: Patrick Chevalley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>
> > the CCD synbol is mirrored as well!
> > I think it should present a camera position as it is?
> > In the other way CCD indicator should not be mirrored, am I
> right
>
here?
>
> In my opinion the CCD indicator must change when you rotate or
> mirror
>
the
> chart to show it's real sky position independently of the
> view
>
condition,
> this is the correct behavior.
> For example if you set the chart back to normal orientation to
> check
>
the field
> in the finder or in binocular you want the chart to continue to
> show
>
the
> right autoguider position.
>
> To set the autoguider at the right position use the "Rotation"
> column
>
in the
> CCD mark definition. If it is reverted set 180 here instead of 0.
>
> Patrick
>
>
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