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Originally posted by Imtor
What now, a flying guitar UFO?
It is from the C3 Imager, taken 01 Jun, 2012 at 01:30hrs
Originally posted by Phage
It is from the C3 Imager, taken 01 Jun, 2012 at 01:30hrs
But since it seems to be behind the occulting disc arm it would be reasonable to assume it has something to do with the processing of the image. If you can provide the actual date/time of the image we can have a look at the raw image.
Originally posted by AnthraAndromda
On magnifying the image in photoshop I noticed what "looks" kind of like a "shadow".
Grade school engineering would almost seem to exclude such insipid idea as the need for a "pylon", and with it the extra software overhead.
I did, I provided a png version of the file....just for you.
By the way, next time you want to "link data"; please insure it is in something more than machine readable form.
Oh, really?
In many case it does work, and well. In others it makes you seem a bit overbearing, and condescending.
Grade school engineering would almost seem to exclude such insipid idea as the need for a "pylon", and with it the extra software overhead.
My problem, perhaps, is that I am an optimistic engineer, I truly want to think that other engineers are doing their job right. Then I see s*** like this, I all but throw my arms in the air from the exasperation.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by AnthraAndromda
I did, I provided a png version of the file....just for you.
By the way, next time you want to "link data"; please insure it is in something more than machine readable form.
Oh, really?
In many case it does work, and well. In others it makes you seem a bit overbearing, and condescending.
Grade school engineering would almost seem to exclude such insipid idea as the need for a "pylon", and with it the extra software overhead.
My problem, perhaps, is that I am an optimistic engineer, I truly want to think that other engineers are doing their job right. Then I see s*** like this, I all but throw my arms in the air from the exasperation.
Yes, just for me...oh and everyone else too. FITS is not a part of the standard install for any OS.
The issues I have with this "machine" and its engineering, while perhaps not openly stated, should be clear enough. There are, within our little sample, more than adiquate example of "poor" engineering, to illustrate my point in that respect.