Re: TASS: What filters are on which cameras?

[Tom Droege <droege@fnal.gov>]

Chris and all,

Everyone but me, I think, uses the same filter combination.

I on 0 and 2
V on 1

Everyone else is spaced 15 degrees.  So the V filter is 
looking at the meridan and the I filters are looking +\-
15 degrees.

I had all three cameras pointing at the meridan.  The V filter
was on camera 0, the R filter was on camera 1, and the I filter
was on camera 2.

I now have only 2 cameras as you have the V camera.  The R and
I filter are on 1 and 2 as above.

Note that this information is entered into Norman's program (I 
remember?).  I am sure about the pointing direction, not so 
sure about the filter.  

Tom 

At 12:52 PM 5/21/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Mike says he has added a header line called "# Filter = " to 
>star.exe's output but that is no help for older data that I am
>using.  This data is not tagged with the name of the filter used
>one must just know that for example Nick has a V filter on CCD #1
>or whatever.  Worse, if something changes you have to know when.
>
>This is fixed (or will be soon) so I am not complaining.  I do need
>to ask about the three sites for which I have sample data as it 
>appears I have guessed wrong.  So...
>
>For Glen's, Nick's and Tom's cameras (b, g, and h) last year, 
>What filters were on which cameras?
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>--Chris Albertson
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