| | 8 | - Another issue that I notices is that the outer region of the galaxies, and across the entire field (the whole image) the sky average level is negative. I don't know what that means for now, however its a problem where the growth curve drops down at a certain point. |
| | 9 | [[Image(calibrator_ps_don_g'.png)]] |
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| | 13 | - This is the case that Pan_STARRS and SDSS are completely consistent. Even though the center of the galaxy is saturated in the PS image, it still gives a reasonable result. (Left/Top: with sky subtraction - Right/Bottom: without sky subtarction) |
| | 14 | [[Image(pgc5284.jpg)]] [[Image(pgc5284_skySubtracted.jpg)]] |
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| | 16 | - This case appears fainter in all PS images. (Left/Top: with sky subtraction - Right/Bottom: without sky subtarction) |
| | 17 | [[Image(pgc40516.jpg)]] [[Image(pgc40516_skySubtracted.jpg )]] |
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| | 19 | - This case appears brighter in g-band PS image. (Left/Top: with sky subtraction - Right/Bottom: without sky subtarction) |
| | 20 | [[Image(pgc93031.jpg)]] [[pgc93031_skySubtracted.jpg)]] |