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AstroImageJ
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Due to security issues on OSX 10.12 and later, Micro-Manager does not start when opening ImageJ. To circumvent this, within the Micro-Manager folder in Applications, hold command and drag ImageJ onto the desktop. Then hold command and drag it back in. Then try running again. See Installation Notes. The first time you run ImageJ, you may get get an 'ImageJ can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer' message, which can be bypassed by right clicking on ImageJ.app and selecting 'Open' from the drop down menu.

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The latest version has many features to enhance astronomical image processing, especially for photometry. These include a versatile image display, time-series stacks, a link to Astrometry.net for adding coordinates, built-in AstroCC to set and time and place, links to Simbad for object identification, and exoplanet model fitting. It is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux by downloading an installation package . After installation, the built-in Help->Update option keeps your version current.

AstroImageJ (AIJ) ...

Runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OS
Provides an interactive interface similar to ds9
Reads and writes FITS images with standard headers
Allows FITS header viewing and editing
Plate solves and adds WCS to images seamlessly using the Astrometry.net web interface
Displays astronomical coordinates for images with WCS
Provides object identification via an embedded SIMBAD interface
Aligns image sequences using WCS headers or by using apertures to correlate stars
Image calibration including bias, dark, flat, and non-linearity correction with option to run in real-time
Interactive time-series differential photometry interface with option to run in real-time
Allows comparison star ensemble changes without re-running differential photometry
Provides an interactive multi-curve plotting tool streamlined for plotting light curves
Includes an interactive light curve fitting interface with simultaneous detrending
Allows non-destructive object annotations/labels using FITS header keywords
Provides a time and coordinate converter tool with capability to update/enhance FITS header content (AIRMASS, BJD, etc.)
Exports analyses formatted as spreadsheets
Creates color images and with native ImageJ processing power
Optionally enter reference star apparent magnitudes to calculate target star magnitudes automatically
Optionally create Minor Planet Center (MPC) format for direct submission of data to the MPC
Recently added when you update to the daily build after installation --

Nearby eclipsing binary star identification from expected depth versus light curve RMS table for TESS follow-up
Delta-magnitude versus RMS plot
Enhanced contrast controls
Annotations are retained when placing apertures
FITS header search feature

An article on AstroImageJ appears in the Astronomical Journal (2017). Additional details on the user interface are available through astro-ph in reference 1701.04817v1. The User Guide may be downloaded here.

Comments, requests for help and new features, and bug reports should be posted to the AstroImageJ Forum.

AstroImageJ is ImageJ with astronomy plugins and macros installed. It includes tools based on the Göttingen ImageJ astronomical resourceswith additions we find useful.Because it was necessary to modify the original ImageJ code to enable some of these features, this package should be installed inits entirety.

AstroImageJ is open source software and is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.It incorporates ImageJ components which are in the public domain.

Open Access article from the Astronomical Journal (2017) -- AstroImageJ: Image Processing and Photometric Extraction for Ultra-Precise Astronomical Light Curves
Expanded version of the AIJ article on astro-ph with explanations of many functions
Download an installation package of AstroImageJ - then update to latest version and features after download with Help->Update
Forum for AIJ users
Most recent User Guide for AIJ
Resources for ImageJ and Java