Need to get a few more TeraBytes of external drive to store some JWST files LOL. Very good info Antoine and I’m hoping that you can show us how you process in PIxinsight when you have time.
Not Gonna Lie, Literally Yesterday those Image Of JWST got Released, I was Like. How nice would it be to Process the Data, I was Exactly Looking for that, completely out of Curiosity 😅. Thanks For this Vidro
Bonjour Antoine, lorsque j'essaie de télécharger les fichiers du portail STScl|Mihulski Archive for Space Telescope ( MAST) Portal, en appuyant sur la disquette à la gauche du fichier, Safari m'affiche Fenêtre Contextuelle bloquée, donc impossible de télécharger. Une solution svp...
Je n'utilise pas Safari mais on dirait que le pop-up de téléchargement a été bloqué par soit un antivirus soit un bloqueur de publicité. Essaye de le faire soit sur Chrome (c'est ce que j'ai fait sans problème) ou en ouvrant une fenêtre privée/incognito et là je suppose que la fenêtre ne sera pas bloquée. Si tu as un antivirus ou un anti-pub, pause le sur le site MAST.
Great instruction, Antoine! Thanks for that! I am wondering which image may belong to which filter? Please, do you have any idea or how did you solve that? Thanks and CS, Stephen
The files are named with the filter wavelength in there. Don't expect LRGBHSO because they're infrared. I made a video tutorial about processing the data which will be available this afternoon, it's a bit tricky but you'll find the answer in the video :) In short you have to look at the wavelengths for each filter and then input it all in PixelMath
There's got to be a Windows friendly way of doing this. Terminal is a Linux program equivalent to Windows Command Prompt, but all this tutorial shows me how to do is using the Linux terminal. Can someone here tell me if Windows comes with equivalent software that I can run from the Command Prompt, to accomplish the same task of downloading the JW Telescope raw pics? Or does this REQUIRE Linux to do? Like do I need to find someone with a Linux box, and ask them to download it for me, and then send me the files on a USB stick (or upload it to a file sharing site like Google Drive)?
So basically we'll have all the raw data and can use Pixinsight (for example) to process it however we wish just like it was the images we took. (ie stacking them all etc etc) correct?
Do i need to have Linux installed? when i try to execute the command in windows command prompt with Bash command it says, that i need curl to execute. But curl is already installed in windows. 😅or is there any direct command prompt sollution without the need of linux enviroment for windows? thank you
Okay i found the solution myself. If anyone else needs an advice, here is what you have to do. After downloading the Linux support for windows you need to download Debian from the Windows Store. Once downloaded you need to open debian app from windows and then download curl via the sudo command which can be found at any FAQ Site. as soon curl is installed you can close debian and simply use the normal terminal command in command prompt and it should download all files :)
Hi Antoine, thanks for the instructions. However, 307 Gb of data for Carina seems excessive both in download time and hard drive space. Would you be as kind as to upload the Carina masters (the mosaics) for us to download and give it a try? I for one, would be more than grateful. Cheers and clear skies!
I found the user manual, but having at least one video helping out is great. While I don't want to get the whole 307GB, I would be happy to get at least one 16bit monochrome image per channel. And there is like 8 of them. Will try it over the weekend. Hope my PC can process all the data, as I will make a crop of the Carina nebula
@@AstronomyRocks-bi8io I’m a professional photographer so I’m very familiar with Photoshop and Lightroom but have only recently started playing with stacker programs since I’m basically a visual amateur astronomer. Just got a new 10 in DOB yesterday and awaiting a clear night. Thanks for your info.
@@AstronomyRocks-bi8io +1 for DSS and Photoshop, specially if you are familiar with it. Other option for stacking and stuff is Siril (free), however it is a bit more complicated than DSS
Here there are several PixInsight tutorials: www.galactic-hunter.com/learn-pixinsight-tutorials and there are tons of beginner guides on RUclips as well!
This is awesome 👌 would 320gb of space be enough to dowload the data for the Carina Nebula do you know? Would be really annoying if it cut off on me during the download. Super excited to have a go if I can tho!!!! 🍻
You don't need the extra step of making the script executable. It is enough to type "sh ./jw02731_dl-cal.sh" to run it. And as this is a lot of data, it might not be started on you primary disk. :-)
Written post updated with more useful information: www.galactic-hunter.com/post/jwst-data
Thanks Antoine for the info. Looking into it. Can’t wait to try & process some images from JWST. Clear Skies brother…
year for all of us, for so- it's still ongoing. i respect you for being honest as that's what's been keeping a bit sane recently, just being
Need to get a few more TeraBytes of external drive to store some JWST files LOL. Very good info Antoine and I’m hoping that you can show us how you process in PIxinsight when you have time.
Thanks for sharing Antoine. Great video. Will give that a shot later on. Clear Skies Brother...
Good luck! I will upload a processing video today as well :)
I was very happy to see a folder named KKKKK. I have many folders with similar names.
Hahaha yes, one of many :D
That was racist
@@grandsexmafia I have ones called JJJJJ, are those marijuana biased. MMM, are Cambell Soup call backs.
is it possible to align the images without PixInsight ? are there free tools to make alignment ?
Not Gonna Lie, Literally Yesterday those Image Of JWST got Released, I was Like. How nice would it be to Process the Data, I was Exactly Looking for that, completely out of Curiosity 😅. Thanks For this Vidro
Haha same, that was fast
Bonjour Antoine, lorsque j'essaie de télécharger les fichiers du portail STScl|Mihulski Archive for Space Telescope ( MAST) Portal, en appuyant sur la disquette à la gauche du fichier, Safari m'affiche Fenêtre Contextuelle bloquée, donc impossible de télécharger.
Une solution svp...
Je n'utilise pas Safari mais on dirait que le pop-up de téléchargement a été bloqué par soit un antivirus soit un bloqueur de publicité. Essaye de le faire soit sur Chrome (c'est ce que j'ai fait sans problème) ou en ouvrant une fenêtre privée/incognito et là je suppose que la fenêtre ne sera pas bloquée. Si tu as un antivirus ou un anti-pub, pause le sur le site MAST.
@@GalacticHunter Merci, sur Chrome c’est excellent
How do I get the Triton Miri imaging?
Great instruction, Antoine! Thanks for that!
I am wondering which image may belong to which filter? Please, do you have any idea or how did you solve that?
Thanks and CS, Stephen
The files are named with the filter wavelength in there. Don't expect LRGBHSO because they're infrared. I made a video tutorial about processing the data which will be available this afternoon, it's a bit tricky but you'll find the answer in the video :) In short you have to look at the wavelengths for each filter and then input it all in PixelMath
There's got to be a Windows friendly way of doing this. Terminal is a Linux program equivalent to Windows Command Prompt, but all this tutorial shows me how to do is using the Linux terminal. Can someone here tell me if Windows comes with equivalent software that I can run from the Command Prompt, to accomplish the same task of downloading the JW Telescope raw pics? Or does this REQUIRE Linux to do? Like do I need to find someone with a Linux box, and ask them to download it for me, and then send me the files on a USB stick (or upload it to a file sharing site like Google Drive)?
Windows Subsytem for Linux, it's built into windows. Just gotta enable it.
So basically we'll have all the raw data and can use Pixinsight (for example) to process it however we wish just like it was the images we took. (ie stacking them all etc etc) correct?
they are already stacked and calibrated. For the rest, yes.
Do i need to have Linux installed? when i try to execute the command in windows command prompt with Bash command it says, that i need curl to execute. But curl is already installed in windows. 😅or is there any direct command prompt sollution without the need of linux enviroment for windows? thank you
Okay i found the solution myself. If anyone else needs an advice, here is what you have to do. After downloading the Linux support for windows you need to download Debian from the Windows Store. Once downloaded you need to open debian app from windows and then download curl via the sudo command which can be found at any FAQ Site. as soon curl is installed you can close debian and simply use the normal terminal command in command prompt and it should download all files :)
@@florianschollbrock Great, I tried last night and failed. thanks for your suggestions.
@@florianschollbrock cat doesn't work, give me error message. after I use python to filter out curl commands, it works fine.
@@jameshe2023 i didnt need python at all.
Hi Antoine, thanks for the instructions. However, 307 Gb of data for Carina seems excessive both in download time and hard drive space. Would you be as kind as to upload the Carina masters (the mosaics) for us to download and give it a try?
I for one, would be more than grateful. Cheers and clear skies!
Just updated the written post with a way to only download the important files, check it out!
I found the user manual, but having at least one video helping out is great.
While I don't want to get the whole 307GB, I would be happy to get at least one 16bit monochrome image per channel. And there is like 8 of them.
Will try it over the weekend. Hope my PC can process all the data, as I will make a crop of the Carina nebula
Just updated the written post with a way to only download the important files, check it out!
@@GalacticHunter probably dumb question but could you recommend fits viewer software?
Thanks for sharing this how to video. Do you have a link on how to use the processing program pixinsight you mentioned.
pixinsight is a beast. Best place to start learning astrophotography post-processing I guess.. I started with DeepSkyStacker and Photoshop...
@@AstronomyRocks-bi8io I’m a professional photographer so I’m very familiar with Photoshop and Lightroom but have only recently started playing with stacker programs since I’m basically a visual amateur astronomer. Just got a new 10 in DOB yesterday and awaiting a clear night. Thanks for your info.
@@AstronomyRocks-bi8io +1 for DSS and Photoshop, specially if you are familiar with it. Other option for stacking and stuff is Siril (free), however it is a bit more complicated than DSS
Here there are several PixInsight tutorials: www.galactic-hunter.com/learn-pixinsight-tutorials and there are tons of beginner guides on RUclips as well!
THANK YOU!
This is awesome 👌 would 320gb of space be enough to dowload the data for the Carina Nebula do you know? Would be really annoying if it cut off on me during the download. Super excited to have a go if I can tho!!!! 🍻
I got my answer thanks 307GB I can just and no more, let's go!!!!!😀
For windows user the command is > `bash name_of_the_sh_file.sh`
What is the command for Windows using terminal I don't understand as I have never used terminal before.
the chmod command wont work??!
got to the end of the video where you mention it being at least 120 GB of data, yep that'll overrun my entire hard drive lol
Ended up being 307G haha
Very helpful! How many GB did it end weighting? Cheers from Chile!
307 Giga for the Carina Nebula 🤣
@@GalacticHunter lol... I killed the transfer at 150GBs.. the download ran for like 12 hours. Carina probably wasn't the best one to start with lol
In the second file, the telecope managed to take a picture of God taking a shit.
The best soft cos when ur stoned
Seems to be a lot of extra fluff in there. First few hundred jpg files were nothing but histograms. Cant wait to see real data.
not all people have mac. Most people have Windows. This tutorial is useless.
You don't need the extra step of making the script executable. It is enough to type "sh ./jw02731_dl-cal.sh" to run it. And as this is a lot of data, it might not be started on you primary disk. :-)