2022-06-01, 03:04 AM
Hello Christina,
The filters in SkyTools 4 are a lot smarter. The quality filter includes the effects of altitude in it automatically, including when the object is below the horizon or below the obstructed horizon, so a horizon filter is not necessary.
Click the Help menu and select the Help Contents. I suggest reading the Changes in SkyTools 4 for SkyTools 3 users, or New in SkyTools 4 (can't recall exactly what its called). It will explain how the new, much more powerful, filters work.
Also follow the links to our Youtube site for video tutorials.
The filters in SkyTools 4 are a lot smarter. The quality filter includes the effects of altitude in it automatically, including when the object is below the horizon or below the obstructed horizon, so a horizon filter is not necessary.
Click the Help menu and select the Help Contents. I suggest reading the Changes in SkyTools 4 for SkyTools 3 users, or New in SkyTools 4 (can't recall exactly what its called). It will explain how the new, much more powerful, filters work.
Also follow the links to our Youtube site for video tutorials.
Clear skies,
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound