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knight
Posted on: Jan 25 2010, 12:26 AM


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Awesome !

Thanks Bjorn, I will test this when I get to work !

Cheers,
~a
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knight
Posted on: Jan 21 2010, 10:34 PM


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QUOTE (Bjorn Jonsson @ Jun 7 2009, 01:53 AM) *
I just uploaded a new version of IMG2PNG. This version is important for those of you that use it to calibrate Cassini images as I corrected a nasty bug that resulted in incorrect brightness of the images. For example, this manifested itself in blue images that became too dark relative to the red and green ones. This messed up RGB composites.

There are no changes that affect images from other spacecraft.

As before this can be downloaded at http://www.mmedia.is/bjj/utils/img2png



Hi there I am pretty new to this so excuse me if this is a bad observation.
I've noticed that the img2png only works with one of the IMG files I downloaded from the Mars DEM site at HiRise. with further investigation the only difference I found was that the Min and Max values for all the other (non working) IMG files were :
VALID_MINIMUM = -1954.39
VALID_MAXIMUM = -1833.56
in the negative range. and always resulted in a black .png file. (got this info from a pds2jpg converter I found which makes the 8 bit conversion.

The only IMG file that converted successfully had a positive min and max value :
VALID_MINIMUM = 782.07
VALID_MAXIMUM = 1300.01
I've tried using the -s option to multiply by a negatice number or the -ctcal_dep.txt to set up a file with the correct ranges but I get nothing.
my cal_dep.txt file is just :
-1954 -1800
(as I understood it it should only have one entry per file)

if I am getting any of this wrong I appologise and would appreciate any guidance in converting these files.

my aim is to convert the files into hieghtmaps and eventually to 3d models in a standard 3d format.

Cheers.
~a

  Forum: Image Processing Techniques · Post Preview: #153824 · Replies: 133 · Views: 1805616

knight
Posted on: Jan 21 2010, 09:46 PM


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QUOTE (siravan @ Dec 12 2009, 03:19 AM) *
I've written a utility program fitsfromimg32.exe, which converts 32 bits IMG files to FITS format. It seems to be doing a good job on these files. If anyone is interested, please send me a message, so that I can email the exe file or the C++ source files.



I was wondering if the 32 bit version of this is now available or if your fitsfromimg32 can be downloaded anywhere.

Cheers.
Ali.
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