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Jupiter, Europa and GRS 2015-04-08- 21:02.2 Manche

Started by The Thing, Apr 09, 2015, 14:16:48

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The Thing

Image date, time and location:   2015-04-08- 21:02.2 Manche
Telescope aperture and focal ratio:   LX90 8" f25 5025mm
Camera and filters used:           QHY5LII Colour, PierroAstro ADC, Moonfish 2x Ed barlow.
Processing applied:                   This is 30 AVIs (500 frames/90s with 20s intervals) processed into 30 PNG files via AutoStakkert2! and Registax 6 then for the second picture, measured, derotated and compiled into the final image with WinJUPOS.

Europa is just above and in front (left) of the Great Red Spot.



A bit over-processed to show detail :)



Carole

Amazing Duncan, as you say a bit overprocessed, but excellent nevertheless.

Carole

Kenny

Quote from: The Thing on Apr 09, 2015, 14:16:48
A bit over-processed to show detail :)


Only very slightly. It does show a lot more detail. Would be interesting to see what an animation of that would look like.

Fantastic capture again.

ApophisAstros

is that blue sky you can see through the gaps in the clouds in the middle band????

roger
RedCat51,QHYCCD183,Atik460EX,EQ6-R.Tri-Band OSC,BaaderSII1,25" 4.5nm,Ha3.5nm,Oiii3.5nm.

The Thing

Quote from: Kenny on Apr 09, 2015, 16:26:10
Quote from: The Thing on Apr 09, 2015, 14:16:48
A bit over-processed to show detail :)

Only very slightly. It does show a lot more detail. Would be interesting to see what an animation of that would look like.

Fantastic capture again.

It has ALL the animation data, so there are no more frames!

Fay

well done Duncan, you are getting quite the expert on Jupiter!
It is healthier to be mutton dressed as lamb, than mutton dressed as mutton!

RachelC


Kenny

Quote from: The Thing on Apr 09, 2015, 20:06:52
It has ALL the animation data, so there are no more frames!

Ah. I understand now. I need some help figuring out WinJupos! :)

Mike

We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology. Carl Sagan

RobertM

Definitely getting better ;)

I agree that you're pushing the processing a bit but there is a fair amount of detail to pull out so I think that's justified - a superb result !

julian