The Art & Science of Webb Imagery
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2023
- Alyssa Pagan & Joseph DePasquale, Space Telescope Science Institute
The amazing visions from the Webb Space Telescope have captivated the world. However, there is a long and involved process by which the scientist's black and white observational data are transformed into dynamic color imagery for the public. Join image specialists Alyssa Pagan and Joe DePasquale as they discuss, detail, and demonstrate the art and science of translating infrared light. Further, they will highlight the importance of creating these images in the first place, in serving to educate, engage and inspire.
- News from the Universe starts at 3:06
- Main talk starts at 8:56
Host: Frank Summers, Space Telescope Science Institute
Recorded live on Tuesday, January 17, 2023
More information: www.stsci.edu/public-lectures - Наука та технологія
I'm working as a matte painter for film visual effects. It's fascinating to see how the same techniques I use applied to tease out scientific data in a visually aesthetic way. I was always interested in astronomy since a kid, but was always best at art. I hadn't thought that it was possible to combine the two disciplines until seeing this. But I should have realised actually. A no brainer when realising you have to deal with Hubble's and Webb's raw data. Absolutely brilliant lecture!
As a hobbyist AP'r I was tickled to see that you are using PI. People don't realize the many hours involved in capturing a good data set. Even so, it's really not much of anything to look at without good editing skills to extract the data without over emphasizing. Really enjoyed the video. 👍
Oh no! Why are the posted monthly talks going away after the end of 2023? I will miss them. I represent “general public” and a member of the North Carolina Raleigh Astronomy Club and and affiliate member of AAS. I enjoy learning about Astronomy. Thank you to the team presenting today!
Our lecture series is not ending, it is staying online only for the foreseeable future. Thank you for tuning in, we hope to see you next month!
Is that some gravity lensing I can see in the middle of the pic? Maybe 1 or 2 black holes?
A great insight to the tech behind awesome pics.😃👍
EXCELLENT
Just got thru watching it. This one did not come up when it should have. And my bell is set for that. Hmmmmmmm
Hello there.
re 1:18:45 Sonification requires the 'viewer' to be lucid in the 'language of sonification'. Is there a useful or justifiable VI population that can benefit from sonification?
Hi!
I thought this was already streamed?😂
It streamed live last night.
I know I was there👍👍🏾😂
It was! We reupload the videos with some editing and no watermark for a better experience for those who missed the live. Thanks for being there for our lecture!
@@hubblespacetelescope That's gotta clash with the algorithm right? I doubt it's nice enough to transfer the likes and views for you...
⎠^.^)⎠ ❤︎
Thank you!