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From:         Bob Dougherty <[log in to unmask]>
Organization: OptiNav, Inc.
Subject:      Re: nih and magnitudes

Dr. Flescher,

A Google search on

nih image magnitude of star

produces a number of hits, the first of which is

http://helios.nmhu.edu/bryan/research/work/m67/nihphot.doc

This is instructions for measuring star magnitudes with NIH Image and
the macro

http://helios.nmhu.edu/bryan/research/work/m67/photometry.txt

A similar search on

ImageJ magnitude of star

gives one hit that is not about this subject (it appears to contain
imagej as a typo).

Bob



Eric Flescher wrote:

> Is there a way to determine magnitudes of stars with NIH?
>  Dr. Eric Flescher ([log in to unmask])

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