Jupiter and Io on 25th (C14)

[Barv]

I looked out of my window at 3.30 this morning and it was clear! So I somehow managed to crawl out of my pit and open the obsy. I caught several runs so still have more to go through. Seeing here was a lot better here than it has been of late but far from perfect. This is the 1st one for me this year so processing is a bit rusty! 

Regards

Harvey

[SnakeyJ]

Great opener for the season Harvey and some good detail - on Io too :-) Look forward to some wonderful shots from the C14 this year.

[bond19]

Love it! 

[si@nite]

Them big optics showing huge potential Harvey!

[Virgoman]

Yep Harvey your underway! Looking very good - love Io. Perfect little globe!!

                   Best regards,

                                          Ralph

[Space Cowboy]

As Simon says a lot of potential there Harvey!

[neil phillips]

Congrats on your first C14 Jupiter shot

[Barv]

Thanks for your input Jake, Bond19, Simon, Ralph Stuart and Neil. Hopefully the conditions will improve as we get closer to opposition!

Regards to you all.

Harvey   

[theo]

Nice one Harvey. Look forward to more over the coming months.

Petr

[theo]

Looks like I can't even spell my own name anymore!!

Pete :-)

[Barv]

Looks like I can't even spell my own name anymore!!

Pete :-)

Too much time spent processing!! LOL.

Cheers Petr, - I mean Pete

[Pete Presland]

cracking image, tough getting up early to capture Jupiter at the moment.

[U Cyg]

Nice image from the new scope Harvey, looking forward to more. 

Not envious at all of you folks and your big scopes. :Envy:

Angie

[Barv]

Thanks Pete and Angie. 

[iksobarg]

Lovely and I have a question: is Jupiter oriented that way or did you reorientation it?

What orientation/position does it have normally?

Just wondering. ..

Thanks for sharing!

More please!

John

[Barv]

Lovely and I have a question: is Jupiter oriented that way or did you reorientation it?

What orientation/position does it have normally?

Just wondering. ..

Thanks for sharing!

More please!

John

Hi John, - my telescope will show a mirrored image of how it is so I have not re-orientated the image. In reality, the moon will be on the other side of the planet so the equatorial belts would still run in this direction. I hope this helps?

Regards

Harvey