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Astropy package for source detection and photometry. Maintainers: @larrybradley and @bsipocz

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This issue is prompted by discussion at workshop held at STScI Oct 3/4. We settled on some modifications to the PSF photometry machinery that we think end up covering most,...

psf
enhancement

When using `BasicPSFPhotometry` with Fixed Centroids the returned list of sources do not follow the same order as the input `init_guesses`, but rather the grouping order (thanks to the `hstack`...

feature request
psf

Change all the `doctest-skip` of the images, and also change the plot tests to check for the content with `pytest-mpl`. I plan to do this in the next few weeks,...

testing

While working with some griddedPSFModels yesterday, I noticed that the total signal in the evaluated PSF seems to be dependent upon the oversampling factor of the data within the model....

psf
question

It's rather a question... I wanted to make a pillbox-shaped aperture, as in TRIPPY (e.g., [here](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/fraserw/trippy/blob/master/tutorial/trippytutorial.ipynb)), because all the stars in my images are trailed (due to the non-sidereal tracking...

aperture
question

Hi, Is there a way to use an exposure map while carrying out PSF photometry to estimate the errors? I am unable to find this feature inside the existing photutils...

feature request
psf

Dear friends, I have managed to derive reliable (hopefully) PSF photometry building an ePSF, however I think there could be additional pieces of information that could be profitable added to...

psf

Any model fit in PSF photometry, passed through ``image = subtract_psf(image, self.psf_model, param_table, subshape=self.fitshape)`` will only have its x and y coordinates and flux updated. ``subtract_psf`` -- used to create...

psf

In ``BasicPSFPhotometry`` and all subclasses ``_define_fit_param_names`` and ``_get_uncertainties`` control the names of the parameters, which are used to generate the ``Table`` instance returned, in which the input values, fit values,...

psf

I am used to seeing ID column first (left-most) but here is what I get: ![Screenshot from 2019-03-20 13-27-49](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2090236/54705817-03ff4180-4b14-11e9-92b1-277ad1e5576b.png) Feature or bug?

bug
psf