Western Australia 20230319 1843
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Bright object this morning.
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Louw ferreira
Hi David I have captured a similar image to yours in South Africa about 6 hours later but not as bright as yours. I am still too new to this setup and not sure how to insert the image so you can have a look. Louw From: main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io <main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io> On Behalf Of David Rollinson
Bright object this morning. |
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Hi Louw,
I'm far from an expert, and I am probably doing it wrong. Do you already have the jpg that you want to attach in here? Or do you want to create a jpg from a .fits file? |
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Louw ferreira
David I have the image in the binviewer but not sure how to get it from there to a file to insert it into this message to you. Louw
From: main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io <main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io> On Behalf Of David Rollinson
Hi Louw, |
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Mark McIntyre
There's a button in the app to save it as an image file. On 20/03/2023 10:44, Louw ferreira
wrote:
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Louw ferreira
Thanks Mark.
From: main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io <main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io> On Behalf Of Mark McIntyre
Sent: 20 March 2023 12:53 To: main@globalmeteornetwork.groups.io Subject: Re: [GlobalMeteorNetwork] Western Australia 20230319 1843
There's a button in the app to save it as an image file. On 20/03/2023 10:44, Louw ferreira wrote:
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I don't know how to do that either, and the way I convert fits to jpg is so specific to the setup I use, that I do not want to cause confusion to anyone else who finds this post.
If you have a .bin file then cd ~/source/RMS python -m Utils.FRbinViewer -x -fmp4 ~/RMS_data/CapturedFiles/AU000W_20230319_105305_093751/ - of course you need to change the path to suit your system Will create .mp4 files in the captured files directory for the night for every detected fireball, for which a .bin file was created. |
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