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Re: [APML] Scorpius, Sagittarius, and the Milky Way
Hi Wei-Hao !
What a fantastic image !!! That's the way to do astrophoto !!!
Did I told you , you spoil me ;)
Keep shooting !
Dom :)
Wei-Hao Wang <whwang@gmail.com> wrote:
ALOHA,
A new image is in
http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/~wang/gallery/picutres/sco_sgi_milkyway.htm
To correct the vignetting pattern, I used a little crappy but quick
flat field method.
As I introduced my flat field technique to you about half year ago, I
took several
images of daytime sky and average them to make a flat image. The old way is
to nonlinearly match this flat with the sky background in a real
astronomical image
and then divide the image with the matched flat image. This method works quite
well. I had showed the results on my Orion mosaic to you. However,
this technique
may be a little difficult for most people since it requires some computer
programming.
In order to see if things could be more simple, I divide the image with the flat
directly (without any background matching). The result is the image
above.
I have to say, this flat fielding is not perfect but the residual
vignettign pattern
can be so easily fixed in PhotoShop. I think this is worth trying.
You don't need
to write a C++ program. All you need is to take a picture of daytime sky and
find a image processing software that does division (PhotoShop doesn't).
Cheers,
Wei-Hao
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