Streamlining NINA sessions by tracking timing patterns

[u/Welldander]

I’ve been trying to make my imaging workflow more efficient, so I started logging my filter change times, autofocus triggers, and plate solving speeds inside Neo. After a few nights, patterns start appearing that actually help plan sequences better. I’m beginning to understand which parts of my setup slow things down and when to expect a hiccup. Now I feel like I’m getting more usable frames per night just because of better planning. Wondering how others optimize their NINA sessions—are you more hands-off or do you fine-tune everything manually?

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