Closed vladtcvs closed 1 week ago
Example image M_92_Light_R_001.fits.gz
@vladtcvs I have created some code to display .fits files - 2D only.
The intensity range for a pixbuf is 0 to 255. The range in your sample image is 0 to 450, with most of the data below 40.00
After the rescaling is made to show in a pixbuf, the image is just black.
How does other software cope with this extended range? I see that QFitsView has a log scale option.
kstars has viewer of FITS, it stretches values that lowest value is a black and highest - is a white.
Also there is tool called fv
, it does the same
I see that QFitsView has a log scale option.
Yes, software which works with FITS usually have possibility to adjust gamma (On the screenshot above it's a "Midtones" slider)
@vladtcvs
I doubt that this is adequate.
Please re-open this issue if you have comments.
Edited to add: Ignore the next sentence. There is a problem generating the AppImages. [If you do not wish to compile from sources, the AppImages let you make a quick check]
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Describe your feature request FITS file format is often used in astrophotography and other scientific cases, and adding support to view FITS format would be great