I have Robo Focus up and running and really love it so far but noticed that in addition to running the First Light Wizard, there is an option to add multiple V-Curves…What advantages does this have on performance, how many should I run in addition to the First Light Wizard and what filter should I use for the Wizard and or additional V-Curves. Currently I have it setup with the Luminance filter but have a traditional setup with LRGB and SHO filters.
I use the luminance filter also. I generally do about 5 curves to average the result a bit. I can’t say that’s a best practice but it is what I do. Hopefully Leo will make a recommendation.
Thanks, what is suggested by Glenn it is correct.
Generallyy adding more vcurves is needed when you have oscillating values to average it. Filter do not affect the vcurve , use the most light gathering like the luminance and nothing else of different.
Advantage of more vcurve is averaging parameters and get better step values for the focuser, but remember RoboFire is an AI Autofocus so every focus is corrected by AI model dependings on your system learning.