What’s New in Version 1.3.1
2025-03-06
Last updated
2025-03-06
Last updated
You can now perform actions on multiple scans in a single operation. For example, deleting multiple scans at once. There are two ways to access this feature: either by long-pressing on a scan or using the scroll wheel button at the top right of the screen.
With the multi-edit mode, you can generate GIF animations from your solar images. A new way to share your observations!
Stacking is now available: combine multiple images to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and reduce atmospheric turbulence effects. More than just addition, SUNSCAN integrates an advanced algorithm that simultaneously corrects local distortions in H-alpha or other images and automatically applies them to the continuum image!
A smoother zoom and pan system is now available, offering a better user experience, especially on iOS.
For better visualization of solar prominences, we have added:
Anti-aliasing for a smoother black mask.
A new Doppler eclipse feature.
At the end of a solar scan, you can specify the observed wavelength. This allows for correct image coloring during post-processing.
If you scan the helium line near the sodium doublet and your scan is properly tagged, a dedicated processing step is applied to generate an optimal image. This processing is also available in the advanced processing panel.
An option in the settings allows you to add a watermark with the SUNSCAN logo, the observer's name (if provided), the scan time, and information about the observed wavelength.
A new FWHM calculation tool has been integrated to facilitate SUNSCAN’s zero-order tuning.
The application used to retrieve your data on your computer has been completely redesigned. It now allows you to:
View stacking files
View animation files
Perform multiple folder selections for download or deletion
Do the same for stacking and animations
Zoom in/out on image thumbnails within a scan folder
Display storage values (remaining/total space)
Enhance image viewing with basic controls (zoom, rotation)
Implement some minor design optimizations
Minor issues resolved for better stability and performance.
