an-fitstopnm1
Convert fits images into ugly pnm images.
Usage
an-fitstopnm -i
input-file
Options
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-o file -
Output file (default stdout)
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-e ext -
FITS extension number (default 0)
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-p plane -
Image plane number (default 0)
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-m margin -
Number of pixels to avoid at the image edges (default 0)
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-O -
Do ordinal transform (default: map 25-95 percentile)
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-L percentile -
Set percentile that becomes black (default 25)
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-H percentile -
Set percentile that becomes white (default 95)
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-I -
Invert black-on-white image
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-X max -
Set the input value that will become white
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-N min -
Set the input value that will become black
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-x -
Set max to the observed maximum value
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-n -
Set min to the observed minimum value
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-r -
Same as
-x-n: set min and max to observed data range.
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-s -
Write 16-bit output
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-v -
Verbose
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-M -
Compute & print median value
Releases
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).