PixInsight - Comet Processing |
Option c) Image Integration on Comet with Star Stripes Using the Image Integration Process |
updated: 2023-02-12 |
Purpose |
Alignment of all frames on a comet instead of star or deep space objects (DSOs) Image Registration is the process of matching two or more images of the same scene by superposition. This requires estimating optimal geometric transformations to align the images with respect to a common reference. Image registration is of crucial importance in all processing and analysis tasks based on the combination of data from sets of images. Some examples are image integration, multichannel image composition, shared information retrieval, change detection and image mosaicing. These tasks have applications in astronomy, medical imaging, remote sensing, cartography, real-time target recognition and computer vision, just to name a few. |
Activation |
Process 🡺 All Processes 🡺 Image Integration |
Input |
Batch of comet aligned frames |
Output |
Integrated Master Frame |
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Tutorial |
Step |
Description |
Action |
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Open the Image Integration ToolProcess 🡺 All Processes 🡺 Image Integration |
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Then do an Image Integration using the following parameters
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Then do an Image Integration using the following parameters Set Rejection to NO Rejection If you want to keep the star stripes. If you select e.g. Winzorized Sigma Clipping, the stars and stripes will disappear. |
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Pixel Rejection 1 Settings |
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Pixel Rejection 2 Settings |
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Signal and Noise Evaluation |
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Result(Used Automatic Background Extraction for the samples on the right |
is an integrated image with more or less all stars erased from the background No Rejection Winzorized Sigma Clipping (using the pixel rejection 2 parameters above) |
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