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Surface Brightness of Deep-Sky Objects Measured with a Digital Camera
Surface Brightness of Deep-Sky Objects Measured with a Digital Camera
http://www.clarkvision.com/astro/sur...roduction.html http://www.clarkvision.com/astro/sur...y3.v12-800.jpg "The Surface Brightness distribution of an object determines its contrast and visibility as well as the exposure times needed by a camera to record it on film or an electronic sensor. Modern digital cameras have a good linear response and can be used for photometry. However, their response curves for the red, green, and blue sensors are different than the traditional B and V systems that astronomers use. However, this could be an advantage for recording truer color and predicting what the eye can see". See: http://www.clarkvision.com/astro/sur...roduction.html |
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