Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of Basic_GPC1_Processing_for_End_Users

Timestamp:

Mar 4, 2009, 11:54:19 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

Michael Wood-Vasey

Comment:

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Basic_GPC1_Processing_for_End_Users

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 The main output from the psphot command will be the .cmf file, which is a binary FITS table that contains information about the objects as gleaned from the image.  One of the fields that generates the most questions is the FLAGS value for objects.  This is a bitmask.  See [wiki:IPP_Detection_Bitmasks IPP Detection Bitmasks] for more details.
 
- * psphot options.
+ * psphot options and argument.
 
 There are a variety of options and settings for psphot.  These are controlled by command line optional arguments as well as by the "recipes" file located in the "share/ippconfig/" directory in your IPP installation.  On my machine this is "/Volumes/data/PS1/code/ipp/default.darwin/share/ippconfig".  The default recipes are in "share/ippconfig/recipes", with camera-specific overriding configuration files in the camera subdirectories in "share/ippconfig", e.g. "share/ippconfig/gpc1" for the PS1 GPC1 camera.
 
-MWV extracted the psphot options and meanings from psphot/src/psphotArguments.c from an early January 2009 CVS build:
+As extracted from the psphot options and meanings from psphot/src/psphotArguments.c from an early January 2009 CVS build:
 
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