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VISOBS
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VISOBSvisual observer (US DoD)
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This has come about through the new capability of fast frame-rate cameras, generically known as 'webcams', coupled with fast home computers and image-processing software, to record images of these planets at a sensitivity and resolution beyond that of the visual observer.
1 Amateur contributions to the study of the atmospheric dynamics of ... by Arditti, David / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
Intelligent software continuously "learns" the bias of your own visual observers to anticipate their pass/fail judgments COMPATIBILITY & EASE OF USE These advantages of "expert-based" software aren't much good if the design is awkward or difficult to use.
'Expert' computers 'see' color the way you do by Rich, Danny C. / Plastics Technology
I am a keen visual observer of the Moon and the planets, as well as an enthusiastic --if still inept--practitioner of digital lunar photography.
A new director for the lunar section by Journal of the British Astronomical Association
 
 
 
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