Imaging Jupiter. What can I do better?

[eli71]

Hello,

I attached images of Jupiter 16/9/12 , 00:30 U.T. aprox. With Nexstar 127 slt & neximage, filter neodymium

700 frs-10 fps, process(well sth like that) with castrator & registax 6.

What can I do to improve the images?

I know some for sure some things as wait until Jupiter is higher and use a barlow.

And what are the errors you see at images I attached. They are my first Jupiter so I know must be a few, please don,t be indulgent. And last, from them which one would you choose.

Thanks

Shot at 2012-09-17

Shot at 2012-09-17

[Atlas]

I found using autostakker2 after castrator to stack images, seems to improve things alot. I only use registax6 for wavelets. Then I touch up in Image Analyzer and photo shop.

[JB80]

I though autostakkert was for mono cams?

Has it been updated?

That's not a bad start for Jupiter really, similar to my first attempts. Maybe someone with the same setup as you can help out a bit more.

[Space Cowboy]

What were the capture settings? I started this thread for beginners a while ago :

http://stargazerslou... webcam clinic

[eli71]

Space cowboy,

10 fps, with the Amcap, I don,t really can,t be 100% sure but I think was gain as low as I thought it was good, gamma down, and time capture 1/30, and 70 secs long video.

Atlas I use also autostakker and much difference. And thanks Pibble.