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Dark Master - Fork
Fork of Dark Master and allows astrophotographers to match dark frames
This is a fork of the longer unmaintained Project "Dark Master" which still can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/darkmaster/ Dark Master allows astrophotographers to quickly match dark frames to light frames based on temperature. The inputs to Dark Master are the directories to the light images and dark images. The output is a DeepSkyStacker file list. Updates for the fork: - Sorting of files: Via a pattern you can determine, how the groups and images processed by... -
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cvastroalign
video align tool for astrophotography
cvastroalign is a program that loads a video sequence, aligns and stacks the selected frames obtaining an image as result of this process.. -
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Star Files
A FITS file sorting application.
Welcome to the StarFiles Homepage! This application is designed to sort FITS star image files taken by professional astronomers at observatories. The application sorts the files by their image type: Bias, Dark, Flat, and Object. The Flat and Object images are sorted by filters U, B, V, R, and I. The application allows the user to create and save a profile of a given observatory's FITS header format, for future sorting use.
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