SAOIMAGE -- Astronomical image display

Rhys Morris; G. J. Privett

SAOIMAGE -- Astronomical image display

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Abstract

SAOimage is an astronomical image display program which works on computers with X-window displays. It allows you to manipulate images in a number of ways, see the changes applied, and when you are happy with the result, produce a hard copy on a Postscript printer. An example of the output is included with this document.

Original language	English
Volume	166
Specialist publication	Starlink User Note 166
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 1996

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