Only a small update, but with some nice new features while working on the next "on more thing": - Added charts and table columns for the Guide star HFD and its standard deviation per light (requires loading the large PHD2_DebugLog files). This is really helpful to estimate the seeing conditions during each exposure (higher HFD standard deviation most likely corresponds to stronger seeing). - Several small Bugfixes and UI improvements, some controls did not immedieatly update the view). - The Blink View now also shows charts for HFD, star eccentricity, median, number of stars, air mass and also the guiding chart for the currently shown light. - Controls in the Blink View now have Tooltips containing the keyboard shortcuts for the most important controls. - Telescope view flickering reduced.

- Added Support for AllSky video and keogram, which can be shown below the table of lights. The time inside the keogram is marked based on the configured sun height time range for which the keogram was created. - Recognized stars in PHD2 are shown in the guiding section (requires additional PHD2 DebugLog) - Several small bugfixes and improvements for a better user experience.

- Improved Star detection using a cleaner image at full resolution - New experimental feature: 3D Tilt view using HFD values and star eccentricity orientations to estimate collimation errors. - Bugfix: Export lights with additional image metadata added to the FITS header could include invalid characters not supported by other software and CFITSIO, such files not not be read.  - Now, you can change the filter name for your lights, if you did not change it by mistake in NINA using the "Manual Filter Wheel".

- Analyse and correct your Flats. - Export your Fits with additional metadata missing when stored with N.I.N.A. Optionally, you can also compress your FITS files with gzip/bzip2. - Some devices store the sky background brightness in lux, which will now be converted into mag/arcsec^2. - Star detection improved. - Performance and stability improvements. - Ready for macOS 26.

• Significantly improved performance when preparing images for the Blink tool. • Fix: Data issues in version 1.9.10 could potentially cause crashes in the Blink tool. • When PHD2 debug log files are additionally provided, an extra chart showing dithering in the main camera’s pixel coordinates is displayed. • Reveal FITS file in finder. • Various other minor improvements and optimizations.

- Improved Localisation for French (Thanks to G. Morain for the improvements!). - Added some charts below the table of light frames to help evaluating the quality of the selected light frame.  - The Blink tool can now show the telescope orientation and the position in the sky for the shown light frame.  - Support for the N.I.N.A. Simple Sequencer in the Times View.

- Supports optional PHD2-DebugLog Files: View in PHD2 selected Guide stars and analyse their HFD values. - Load PHD2 Log files separately by selecting multiple files or a folder containing files. - Performance-Verbesserungen

- Plate solving of all FITS files via ASTAP is now supported (ASTAP and the necessary star databases must be installed, you will need to select the star database folder to grant access) - WCS information in the FITS header is used for the drift view. - In the Blink tool, the WCS information is used to perfectly align all lights. - Serveral performance and UI improvements.

- Performance improvements and small bug fixes - The blink tool now supports marking all lights not passing the filter as 'BAD' - Localization added for French, Italian and Spanish

- Improved scaling and labeling of the guiding chart - FFT analysis improved - New RMS view in the guiding view for easier selection of outliers - Performance optimizations - Overview split into several views

- Aberration inspector and tilt analysis is now also available for short exposed single exposures without having to load a full session. - Guiding now also shows a drift-corrected view and a frequency analysis based on a Fast Fourier Transform.

- Readability improvements for the light mode. - Added keyboard shortcuts for the most important buttons. - Display of the current telescope position in 3D in the “Sky” section and via context menu in the tabular view per light. - Improved reading of guiding parameters.

- The Blink Tool can now also perform a simple background gradient reduction using wavelets during blinking, which is often useful for detecting dew in the light, for example. - The chart for displaying the horizon height of the lights now also shows exposures aborted due to poor guiding. If you move the mouse pointer over an autofocus run, the corresponding autofocus chart will be highlighted. - Fixed a bug where, during overnight sessions that included the transition from standard time to daylight saving time, guiding information was missing for light frames captured after the time change.

- Blink tool: Filtering of lights and selection of a region of interest is now possible. - Export: Filtering of lights and moving the files to corresponding subfolders, e.g. to create a smaller second stack with only the best lights. - Various small improvements.

- The overview now contains a chart for the focuser temperature and position below the autofocus charts. - The charts in the overview can now be arranged in a single column or multiple columns. - The user interface of the internal FITS Viewer has been improved. - Various UI improvements and minor bug fixes.

Lights are now also shown on all Intel Macs correctly. Star detection performance improved.

- Performance and Quality of the detection of stars was improved. - More aggressive detection of tilt - Blink-Tool to visual review the lights

- Guiding was restructured for better usability! - Times Statistics was changed for a better user experience. - N.I.N.A. LogViewer was improved. - Significant performance boost while reading FITS headers, the app now processes several hundred files within a few seconds! - Several small bugs fixed.

- Manual improved. - Correction pulses in Overview now shows pier side, which helps to better detect balancing issues. - Several small bugs fixed. - Performance Optimizations

- Small manual added - Internal image viewer added - Fixed a bug processing sessions captured with Sequencer Powerups using the TakeExposure command. - Debayering was improved (saturated star cores look now much better)

Stability Improvements: Handling lights with important missing values, such as exposure time and exposure start time gracefully to prevent crashes. Under normal conditions, this information should be always available within the FITS files, but could in theory be missing in the metadata for lights captured by DSLRs. Fullscreen line charts (when clicking on a chart inside Overview) now also shows the guide graph when selecting an image within the graph.

- 3D Star Profiles - Guiding chart now marks sections where the mount responds to aggressive or moves not aggressive enough - Performance improvements - Charts are now using a 0.99 percentile for the max. y axis to better handle outliers.

- Performance Optimisations - Improvements in the User Interface

Stability improvements

- Hints now show errors and warnings from the N.I.N.A. log - Distribution charts in overview now show a normal distribution (only for macOS 15 available) - Several stability and performance improvements