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ASTAP, Astrometric STAcking Program, astrometric solver and FITS image viewer. This program can view, measure, "astrometric (plate) solve" and stack deep sky images.
Main features:
- Stacking of astronomical images including dark frame and flat field correction
- Native fast astrometric (plate) solver.
- Alignment using an internal star match routine, internal Plate Solver, manual or ephemeris.
- FITS viewer with swipe functionality, deep sky and star annotation, photometry and CCD inspector.
- Annotation of solar and deepsky objects.
- Photometry of point sources, extended sources and variable stars
- Blink routine for astro images.
Features
- Stacking astro images
- FITS viewer
- Astrometric solving
- Plate solving
- CCD inspector
- Photometry
- Star annotation
- Annotation of solar and deepsky objects
- FITS thumbnail viewer
- Batch conversion astro images.
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Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL 2.0)Follow astap program
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User Reviews
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Very feature rich, very accurate, and very easy to learn. It's a must have piece of software.
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ASTAP is now my go to image stacker. It is easy to use and has plenty of power. The developer Han is really helpful and sometimes posts bug fixes within hours of them being reported. I use it exclusively on the Mac.
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Best Astro program
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Fantastic plate solver software!
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ASTAP delivers highly accurate stacking results even out of mediocre data. Of course there is a steep learning curve at the beginning - as with every high specific AIP[*] software but with some patience I learned step by step what to look for and how to use ASTAP. Basically, the user simply needs to provide light frames ("images"). Calibration data (flats, darks, flat-darks (aka "biases") should be provided by the user but can be committed when not available. * One thing could be significantly be improved, if at all possible: speed! Following the running processes (Linux "htop"), ASTAP seems to never use more than 1 processor even when 8 processors are available. On my 8 core computer, most other AIP software (eg. Siril, StarTools, ...) use as much processing power as provided by my system. I am still learning ... and this will probably never end :-) [*] AIP: Astronomical Image Processing
