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ejeschke
The Ginga astronomical FITS file viewer
In testing #896, it occurred to me that it might be useful to provide controls for setting the exact location and radius of the cutout in the UI, instead of...
Dear Ginga Developers, We have been developing the PypeIt spectroscopic data reduction package (see https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.06505) and we use ginga as our data visualization viewer. We are anticipating widespread adoption by...
Hi, on my laptop it appears that ginga takes over 10x longer to start up in native Win32 mode than it does when running under the windows subsystem for Linux...
> looking at your implementation of ginga.util.mosaic.CanvasMosaicer, it seems like it uses FITS WCS. For this purpose, I think that is fine (or can be left as a future PR...
When running qt/example2.py in the ginga folder, dragging and dropping a FITS image doesn't work. I think this is because an aberrant character is inserted into the filename by the...
Follow-up of #197 . When all my images are in the same channel but I want a similar functionality like `WCSMatch` without having to move each of the images to...
Following up on #825 , it would be nice if `Mosaic` can allow drag-and-drop from `Contents` or `Thumbs`, so that user can choose specific buffers to mosaic together. This is...
See PyCon 2019, May 4 talk by Mario Corchero on exception handling (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2fGAv2R5j8). From @ejeschke, "Interesting bits for logging start at 6:00, formatting exceptions content starts at 9:32. TLDW summary:...
Is there a way to un-distort a distorted image (using its WCS) and display the un-distorted version on Ginga? This was also asked by @mcara.
It would be interesting to consider being able to load ds9 region files and plot them via the [pyregion package](http://pyregion.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html). As far as I can tell this would be relatively...