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FITSCUT

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
Options are:
Supported palettes:

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NAME

fitscut - extract cutouts from FITS image format file

SYNOPSIS

fitscut [ options ] file [ green ] [ blue ] [ outfile ]

DESCRIPTION

Options are:

-f , --force

force overwrite of output file

-h , --help

display this help and exit

-v , --verbose

verbose operation

-V , --version

output version information and exit

-p , --png

output a PNG format file

-j , --jpg

output a JPEG format file

-x , --x = N

X center coordinate

-y , --y = N

Y center coordinate

	--x0 = N		X corner coordinate
	--y0 = N		Y corner coordinate

-r , --rows = N

number of rows (height)

-c , --columns = N

number of columns (width)

--all

extract a cutout of the same size as the input image

--linear-scale

output in linear scale [default]

-l , --log-scale

output in log scale

-s , --sqrt-scale

output in square root scale

-e , --histeq-scale

histogram equalized output

--asinh-scale

asinh equalized output

-i , --invert

invert output colors

--palette = name

output palette name (png output only)

--factor = value

multiply image by value

--rate

scale image by exposure time factor

--autoscale = percent

percent of histogram to include

If percent is a single value it is interpreted as

the percentage of the histogram to include. If percent is two values separated by a comma it is interpreted as the lower and upper bounds of the histogram to include (eg. --autoscale = 1 .5,98.5)

--autoscale-min = percent

lower bound percentage of histogram to include

--autoscale-max = percent

upper bound percentage of histogram to include

--min = value

image value to use for scale minimum

--max = value

image value to use for scale maximum

The value for --min or --max may be either one value to

be used for all images (eg. --min = 0 ), or one value for each image separated by a comma (eg. --min = 0 ,0,0)

--red = file

filename to be used in red channel of color image

--green = file

filename to be used in green channel of color image

--blue = file

filename to be used in blue channel of color image

--zoom = factor

zoom input image by positive multiplicative factor

--align

use WCS information in header to align images

--compass

add a WCS compass to the image

Supported palettes:

gray heat cool rainbow red green blue

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