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ugh I mean yes, and yes when published these images should always say how they were colorized / how the spectrum was compressed but that title this is like sa
by awinter-py 4y ago
ugh I mean yes, and yes when published these images should always say how they were colorized / how the spectrum was compressed
but that title
this is like saying 'if someone pumped raw H264 into your optic nerve you would dance like the guy in the avicii levels video'
like yes, we all know that's how that video got made, but nobody does that to their eye
- wumpus 4y agoYour eye is an imperfect sensor, film is an imperfect sensor, the color sensor in your camera is an imperfect sensor, and astronomers do things in particular ways because we're doing science with the data. The paper always says how the image was made. If you want to know, look there, not at a press release.