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Aug 16, 2012 46 min

Episode 48: Image Processing and Anomalies, Part 2

from Exposing PseudoAstronomy Hosted by Stuart Robbins

So many pseudoscientific claims rely on photographic evidence, and astronomy is no exception. In this Part 2 episode, I build on the basics from Part 1 and talk about dynamic range, noise, rotation, resizing, and adjusting the range of colors displayed. In almost every case, the computer is estimating the final result based on the original image, and anomalies can easily form.

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