Archives of Photographic PLates for Astronomical USE

Plate from Small Schmidt Camera (Potsdam)

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Applause ID: dr.3/plates/4_67122
Archive: Small Schmidt Camera (Potsdam)
Plate number in archive: 65
Institute: Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)
Observer name: H. Strohbusch
Observer notes: 3.44 mag brightness and B3S spectral class of eta Cas, 10 minutes development with Final at temperature +20C, spectrum broadened with fine tuning of alpha by 1 min in both directions
Miscellaneous notes: comment: different plate number SF65 on the plate, exposure start time 10 minutes earlier in the logbook
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Plate format: 6x7 cm
Emulsion: Agfa Astro Spezial Ortho V3545
Original recorded date: 1964-09-04
Number of exposures: 1
Observatory name: Astrophysikalische Observatorium Potsdam
Observatory site name: Potsdam-Telegrafenberg
East longitude of the observing site: 13.06417 deg
Latitude of the observing site: 52.38056 deg
Elevation of the observatory site: 107.0 m
Clear aperture of the telescope: 0.25 m
Focal length of the telescope: 0.751 m
Plate scale of the telescope: 275.0 arcsec/mm
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Air temperature: 22.0
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Notes on sky conditions: good air, transparency: moderate
Filename scan: POT025_000065.fits
Header file (DR3): POT025_000065.hdr
Length of data axis 1: 6891
Length of data axis 2: 6024
Min. value in the image: 819
Max. value in the image: 65095
Scanner name: Epson Expression 10000XL
Scanner software: XSane
Scanner gamma value: 1.0
Scanner focus: glass
Resolution of axis 1: 2400 dpi
Resolution of axis 2: 2400 dpi
Pixel size along axis 1: 10.5833 um
Pixel size along axis 2: 10.5833 um
Scan date and time: Nov. 10, 2014, 9:01 a.m.
Author of the scan: S. Schmalz
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Institute responsible for the scan: Leibniz-Institut fuer Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)