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typical example is shown in Fig.  (a). As would be expected, 
galaxies generally have a higher ellipticity than stars, and the high 
ellipticity tail is classified as noise. The histograms are constistent 
across different fields, bands and CCDs.
(a). As would be expected, 
galaxies generally have a higher ellipticity than stars, and the high 
ellipticity tail is classified as noise. The histograms are constistent 
across different fields, bands and CCDs.
   
Figure: Ellipticity and Position Angle histograms: (a)i--band EQ PEG field (all CCDs) ellipticity histograms, (b)i--band G 133 field (all CCDs) position angle histograms, (c)i--band, HCG 16 field (all objects, CCD 1) showing a slopped distribution, (d)i--band, HCG 16 field (all objects, CCD 2). Clear difference with (c).