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Matrix |
05/13/2015 09:28AM (Read 1082 times)
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Like the topic, when I want to know some stars whether they have saturated the CCD, what can I do?
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fitz |
05/22/2015 04:55PM
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Saturation simply means the values in the image have exceeded the limits of the CCD or ADC, that exact value depends on the CCD in question. A task like MINMAX or IMEXAMINE will help you find these pixels, but it wasn't clear from your question how you would use them. The photometry tasks can detect the saturated pixels and won't use them, but there are other ways you could for instance create a mask. Could you expand on your question?
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Matrix |
05/23/2015 10:52AM
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Recently I am just doing some photometry, like aperture photometry, point spread function photometry. Some task in these photometry will need you to click the luminous stars, which should not be too faint or saturated, but for a fits picture, I don't know whether the star is saturated or not. You said use the imexamine task can do this check work, how to do it?
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