Dr John Nunn - London, England
Its a pleasure for GRAS to present an experienced GRAS Driver and Chess Grandmaster, Dr John Nunn.
John shows us the basics on how to process those CCD images and get the most from our FITs Image Data.
John also writes for ChessBase.com
Dr John Nunn | Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 1:51PM This article is intended to help those starting out with GRAS. The step-by-step approach should allow even those with little experience to produce good-looking colour images.
Dr John Nunn | Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 2:04PM Orion is one of the best-known winter constellations, often recognised even by those with little interest in astronomy. Starting in Autumn, it is in a good position for the GRAS telescopes at the New Mexico site. This article is on the use of Maxim DL and Photoshop for processing images, which is probably the most common combination.
CCD, Imaging, M42, Orion, Processing, Remote, Telescope in Basic CCD Imaging Dr John Nunn | Monday, January 17, 2011 at 7:47AM The purpose of this article is to pass on a few tips I have learned during this time in the hope of helping other beginners and near-beginners up the learning curve. I will take one particular image as an example and go through my processing step by step. I will assume that you are using Maxim DL and Photoshop. It’s possible to use other combinations of software, but you may then have to adapt some of the steps to suit your particular set-up.
Imaging, Processing in Basic CCD Imaging