In this fast-paced video, we explore the capabilities of RSpec. This video assumes you already know a fair amount about spectroscopy.
If you want to watch just one video about RSpec, this is the one to watch! Fasten your seat belt, though, because we cover a lot of ground in a short time. If you’re a newcomer to spectroscopy, don’t let this video scare you away! The other tutorial videos and our on-line community make it easy to get started.
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Each release of RSpec also comes with a video tutorial that walks through the new features You can view those videos by clicking on any of these links:
4. Customizing the Profile Graph
5. Saving, Exporting, and Printing
6. Improving your Profile by Frame Averaging
8. Translating RSpec into a new Language
9. How RSpec uses your chip’s multiple cores
10. Adjusting Image Quality with the Histogram
11. Combining Single Images into a Video
12. Update 1 – Binning, FWHM
13. Update 2 – Enhanced background removal, 2nd Y-axis for Reference, Horizontal Align/Calibrate
14. Update 3 – Element Library, Manual dispersion entry, French/German support
15. Adjustment for Instrument Response (part of Update 3)
16. Update 4 – Live Library Preview
17. Update 5 – Live Spectrum Synthesis
18. Normalizing for enhanced synthesized spectra
19. Update 6 – Slant, FWHM, Frame Rate Enhancements, Element Library
20. Non-linear Calibration – using more than one point to calibrate in Angstroms
21. Update 7 – Live Video Cropping, Preserving Profile Appearance, expanded Element Library
22. Update 8 – Enhancements to the Appearance screen, Most Recently Used file selection, full 32-bit FITS processing
23. Non-linear, One-Point Calibration – (part of Update 8 )
24. One-point, Linear Calibration Revisited – This video doesn’t show any new features, but shows how to calibrate an unknown object in day-to-day operation.
25. Update 9 – Zooming, negative flux, Dynamic scaling of Reference profile.
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