I have used https://photutils.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ to extract star spots from my FITS image, which is relatively easy and neatly managed in python.
Now I want to match extracted "possible" stars from my image to a stars from the catalog to get star RA DEC coordinates of every pixel. Has anyone done this already in python? Or has some instructions?
You can download, build and run the astrometry.net code locally
https://astrometrynet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/build.html
http://astrometry.net/doc/readme.html#tricks-and-tips
The solve-field program has optional parameters that speed up the search
SOLVE-FIELD(1) astrometry.net SOLVE-FIELD(1)
NAME
solve-field - Main high-level command-line user interface.
SYNOPSIS
solve-field [options] [image-file-1 image-file-2 ...] [xyls-file-1
xyls-file-2 ...]
[...]
-3 RA, --ra RA
RA of field center for search, format: degrees or hh:mm:ss
-4 DEC, --dec DEC
DEC of field center for search, format: degrees or hh:mm:ss
-5 degrees, --radius degrees
Only search in indexes within 'radius' of the field center given
by --ra and --dec
-d, --depth number or range
Number of field objects to look at, or range of numbers; 1 is
the brightest star, so "-d 10" or "-d 1-10" mean look at the top
ten brightest stars only.
--objs int
Cut the source list to have this many items (after sorting, if
applicable).
[...]
-z, --downsample int
Downsample the image by factor int before running source extraction
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