What's In My Image?!? New Interactive Script for PixInsight to find those hidden gems in your image!
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Goggle up! Science is about to happen. Use my new What's In My Image script to simplify finding your objects. Before we were doing a lot of searching through astrometry.net, Aladin, Simbad, etc. This simplifies it all into PI.
Link to my website to get all my scripts and repository link for PI: www.setiastro....
Comments and Suggestions really appreciated!
I have to say that this community of developers and fellow star gazers is incredible in their unselfish support of each other. Thanks so much for your hard work for this and your other scripts to make our lives so much easier.
Super impressed with this script, Thank you! Interested to see how you develop it going forward. Adds massively to the enjoyment of taking images when there are tools like these to delve deeper into the depths of what we've captured.
Thank you so much! Diving into the objects amd science is a big portion of what I love about this hobby. We are capturing objects only dreamt of imaging just not too long ago at all, and from our backyards!
This is incredible dude. At this rate you will have a one click script to do all the post processing from A to Z 😆
Wooo, brilliant
Until now I had to go into Siril. It has something like this. But this, inside PI....
BRILLIANT!!!
Next on the the to do list must be the Inpainting like affinity photo 😊
The time and effort put into this script is much appreciated. It gives us the opportunity to take some time and actually look at an "astro" picture in a different way. Many thanks Seti!
This is very cool, and will be a huge time-saver. Thanks for making it!
Wow thank you!! Thanks for all the work you do for the community too! You have such honest and down to earth discussions around whatever you are reviewing or highlighting to the community!!
Simply wonderful ... from pretty pictures to proper science in a few clicks... ever so grateful.
Gadzooks sir! Game changer is an understatement. BTW great data in your examples. The science potential of amateur astronomy in your script is fantastic and might see it being used to unravel the expanding mystery of the universe which is what sucked me so many years ago.👍💫⭐🥳
If you find anything cool be sure to share it!!
Thankyou so much, all the "clicking around" has been totally simplified and it's great
This is so cool. What is really neat is that I was doing EXACTLY what you showed last week as I was trying to identify some very faint galaxies in one of my images. Every step you mentioned is what I had to do and it was very time consuming (and somewhat a pita). TU very much for this and all your other scripts !
I just had to let you know I have already run the script and it is nothing short of AMAZING ! In a small circle on my image I found 40+ galaxies, 2 white dwarfs, and 2 quasars ! Now if only I could somehow find out how to get the distances to some of these objects. Any ideas? TU again.
Wow! This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing.
This is fantastic!! I just tried it on one of my images. So many things found within just a small Radius. Thank you for all your amazing scripts and all the work you put into everything!!!! Clear skies!!!!
Thanks so much for your time in developing this and sharing it, along with your other amazing and useful scripts.
Yet another great script that helps my work greatly. And I'd say this one is the most impressive - so far. Thanks Franklin!!
Definitely the most interactive. That always makes things fun!
Love this tool! Thank you Franklin!
Franklin, I have been a subscriber since your first script release. Your scripts are really innovative, easy to use, and have great utility. Thanks and keep going!
We have come a long way in a short time! Thanks for the support! Means a lot!
Frank, you're totally on fire! And to think you just recently first dipped your toes into scripts. Amazing.
Feels like I canonballed right into the deep end of the pool hahaha
Very impressed with all your scripts - many thanks!!!
This is indeed a game changer! Congratulations. Cheers, Des
Thanks for this effort. This is really great, saves a lot of steps and different external programs from within PI. This makes looking up what is in the image a lot more interresting and fun!
Thanks for all the useful scripts and very informative videos
Thank you so much!!
This is one of the coolest add-ons to PI I came across ever!!! Thank you so much! Very, very cool! Can’t wait to get home and start searching through my images!!! Thank you again!
This is fantastic! Many thanks Frank
Fantastic, being able to see what’s in an image this easy makes exploring every part of any image so exciting!
Also, following your videos and using the scripts you make has improved the quality of my images enormously even though I might be a tad biased 😊 Thank you!
That is great to hear!!
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing this awesome tool with the community.
I love loading my images in Aladin and looking around. This is something I never knew I wanted. Many thanks!
Thank you so much!!
@@setiv2 you've supplied all of us with a lot of great scripts, and this genuinely has me loading up old images this past half hour and enjoying them all over again. Least I can do I buy you a beer mate (or beverage of choice). Cheers!
Simply another amazing script Frank! Thank you so much for this, as finding the objects in my images was always such a chore. Having this integrated into PI is a dream.
Way too many content creators use click bait like a game changer. This really is a game changer as I have spent hours looking for names of things. I think this is one of the most important new scripts in a very long time.
Thank you so much! I really hope this encourages people to explore what truly is in their images!!
you’ve been making some absolutely amazing scripts lately, thank you so much for providing for the community like this!
Thanks a lot!!
Bravo! Really love this! Can’t wait to try it out.
YOU are the hidden gem! Thank you so very much. 😊
Yay. The whole point for me is what I'm photographing. I usually dig out galaxies. Galaxies that don't even look like galaxies. It looks awesome. Thanks for writing it.
Super great ! It's been years since I looked after a tool like you did !
Easy and convenient, you rock man.
This is great. I see spending a lot of time just exploring old (and new) iamges. Thanks for all your hard work!
awesome! can’t wait to try this out thanks for making all these great scripts
Stunning. Love not having to run around different sites to get info!
Wow, this is awesome Frank! I have been doing this in a manual way but greta to have a script in PI directly. Many thanks.
Frank is the MASTER, fabulous script THX !
Thanks Rigo! Having the support of a great community helps!
Can't wait to use this!! Such a time saver and now I'll actually spend time exploring my images. Really great stuff!
Wooooww this script is very good. I use Alladin exactly as you showed + a lot of layers to check for redshift and so on.
I love looking up redshifts! They are right there in simbad and then I was astro.ucla.edu/~wright/CosmoCalc.html to convert to parsecs
@@setiv2 yeah I used from NED so the data is already there in parsecs 😁 you can maybe: if redshift and -Z/+Z + Hubble cons are available show the distance in a Column. Another suggestions: obj type filters and columns classifiers
@@carvrodrigo yeah i had the columns headers sortable, but it broke the connection from when you click on a marker it would then highlight the wrong row entry. I abandoned that feature. Javascript in PI truly sucks just saying
Excellent tool and thanks for creating this. Will save me a ton of time.
Unbelievable thanks once again Frank I will download this. Also I swear we are always imaging the same objects. I shooting that nebula right now no idea it’s designation I’m calling it the other witches broom, but will certainly know once I have j stalled this script ❤
It is technically the Southern Part of SH2-91 G65_3+05_7 but I like "the other witch's broom" maybe it's "Not your momma's witch's broom" :)
Works really well, a truly fantastic script. :). It's also very easy to use, really useful, I will use it often. Many thanks
Awesome, you really brought lot of innovation and outside the box thinking into the hobby! Hats off, thank you!
This is really amazing. Thanks a bunch.
omg! This is fantastic! Can't wait to try it out..! Absolutely something I've wanted without knowing I wanted 😂
the beauty of this is that it works. I guess the joy of using this tool can be somewhat muted when most of the objects that you look up in the FOV don't show up in a search. I guess this is because I'm shooting at .27"/px?
I think that is the crazy part of our hobby. There is tons of stuff in our images that just isnt cataloged. I am working on an option to open the NED website or vizier optionally when you ctrl click as another place to look for more info, but dont be surprised if there is just a lot of objects that just arent cataloged yet. There is a reason amateur astronomers are making new discoveries all the time!
@@setiv2 exciting and disconcerting all at the same time :) Love your scripts!!!!!
Wow. I want now to rediscover my images and find out universe treasures. This is a second life for our astro images. Will your script annotate images ?
Not right now. That is why I have the export to csv file. Then you go to Scripts->Render->Annotate and add your exported csv as a custom catalog. The PI Annotate script is amazing and that allows you to add your data from this to that
Frank, It will be great if we can query the entire image and find different objects as an addition to dragging the box. I know you can use Annotate image script but its clumsy
I plan on adding that as an advanced option. Problem is if you just hit click the whole image without narrowing your search you will quickly hit the query limit
Belive or not, I'm just capturing and processing both Tulip Nebula and Fireworks Galaxy these days... Cosmic coincidence!!
This is so cool, now i can spend all my time checking my images, instead of processing them haha.
If i may suggest something, could you add a full screen button, so i don't have to resize the window all the time?
And another suggestion is to draw rectangles instead of circles.
To maximize the window? I can work on something like that. There is probably a reason no other scripts have a maximize button lol. I can make it draw rectangles, in fact I started like that. BUT the issue is Simbad searches a point and a Radius. So the returned results will have points outisde of the bounding box. Because of that I switched to drawing a circle to accurately reflect what Simbad is searching.
@@setiv2 Both of my requests have to do with the fact I'm using a small laptop lol. If SImbad is working with circles, then so be it :)
Coolest script ever
Cool encore…! Merci.pratique.
Another amazing script Frank! On another note I saw one of the images there was a halo around the star. I know everyone’s “favorite” halo is the one around Alnitak. Usually clone stamp makes a mess when trying to reduce or remove it. Do you think you can make a script to remove halos or does one exist already somewhere?
I was already asked about a halo reduction script :) i guess that is my nexy project lol
Outstanding! Thank you for giving so much to the community. Is there a way to annotate the image so we could save a copy?
That is why I have the option to export the data as a csv file. You can use that file as a custom catalog in Scripts->Render->Annotate to annotate the image. I am working on more future features, but that os the best method right now beyond just taking a screenshot
Thanks
Thank you! I really appreciate it!!
That’s really useful 😊
Exceptional…
Phenomenal.
Thanks!
Any thoughts about adding a dropdown to select the image for the script to operate on, rather than it defaulting to the active window? I think it would be useful.
Im running out of room lol. I need to get a new instance blue triangle on it too i think
Neat.
Hi Franklin, I've tested it. My test was to look for an A star in an existing image I have both with & without a Star Analyser grating. I looked for a spectral class A star to calibrate the spectrum in which I am interested, found one and looked for its spectrum. It quite obviously was a spectral type A star. That I regard as a successful test. Where has this script been all my life? 🙂
Spectral analysis! That is some serious sciencing going on in your backyard! I would love to see some data/images if you wouldnt mind sharing!
@@setiv2 Gladly. It’s late at night here in the UK but I’ll figure out how to send you some stuff in the next 48 hours.
By the way, is there a way for this script to find the "farthest object" in your image based on their red shift or other parameters?
The query doesn't return redshift. You have to look at the simbad entry and see if there is a redshift and then I use Ned Wright's redshift to parsec converter www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/CosmoCalc.html
Nice script, Frank. What about all the in-marked targets? Is there a reason they’re not marked?
@@johnrobertson1953 what do you mean? In-marked targets?
Sorry, should say un-marked targets. Why are there so many targets not identified?
@@johnrobertson1953 by default everything is queried. If you choose any checked in the advanved pane then it will only show those checked. If none are checked it shows all. Then if the object isnt in simbad i have the Search NED button to oull up that site too. What target do you think is not marked?
Recent update has lost identifying (in green) the object in the circle you wish to identify. Also the default toggles all objects with names which is annoying when I would like to toggle if I want to know name.
Not sure what you mean by toggles all objects with names. That behavior is the same. I will have to look as to why the marker doesnt turn green. Are you talking about V1.8?
This is very cool….
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!