Jupiter Re worked

[ReticMikee]

Love this image processing lark...........Always something different to try LOL

I wasn't really happy with my first attempt as it had a mushy look to it so I tried a slightly different stacking process and this time the image is a lot sharper  !!!

First attempt

Second attempt

[JamesF]

That's a huge improvement and looks very nice.  Well done.

James

[Pete Presland]

superb 2nd attempt. huge difference between the two, so come "spill the beans" what did you do different?

[SnakeyJ]

Wow - what a difference on the reprocess. Nice data to learn with :-)

[Virgoman]

Yes, indeed, that has clarified detail nicely! Great image.

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                                                      Ralph

[si@nite]

First one for me looks nice & natural,better detail in the 2nd image but slightly noisy but nicely done!

[Space Cowboy]

Very nice data you have there! Hope you don't mind me having a play? Did you use winjupos to derotate as there is a bright artefact on the limb?

[ReticMikee]

Thanks everyone much appreciated :-)

superb 2nd attempt. huge difference between the two, so come "spill the beans" what did you do different?

Hi Pete

I run it back through AS2 and ticked the sharpen box and then in registax sharpened slightly again

[ReticMikee]

First one for me looks nice & natural,better detail in the 2nd image but slightly noisy but nicely done!

Hi Simon

Yes I agree more noisy ,I still have lots to learn and trying to bring out more detail without increasing the noise is one method I have yet to master :-)

[ReticMikee]

Very nice data you have there! Hope you don't mind me having a play? Did you use winjupos to derotate as there is a bright artefact on the limb?

Reticmikee jupiter.png

WOW ....Thanks Stuart you have really made it POP  !!!!!

What did you do ? 

[Space Cowboy]

All done in image analyser. Firstly noise control using frequency domain filter and then I boosted the colour vibrance before using colour noise reduction. Once the noise was under control I could use some deconvolution to sharpen and also used the smooth tool on the limb. Lowered white slightly in colour mapper to brighten a little.

[ReticMikee]

All done in image analyser. Firstly noise control using frequency domain filter and then I boosted the colour vibrance before using colour noise reduction. Once the noise was under control I could use some deconvolution to sharpen and also used the smooth tool on the limb. Lowered white slightly in colour mapper to brighten a little.

Thanks Stuart

Image analyser ?  where I can I get this :-)

[Space Cowboy]

I did a short tutorial a while ago just found the link and the download page is on there too. Its a free program :

http://stargazerslounge.com/topic/162217-processing-jupiter-with-image-analyser-tutorial/?hl=%2Bimage+%2Banalyser+%2Btutorial#entry1749460

[Pete Presland]

interesting thread this one, nice to see the improvement & explanations in the image.

[Barv]

As others have said, - much improved, - very well done!

[U Cyg]

A great improvement in the reprocess, and as you say Stuart has really made it POP. 

Angie

[neil phillips]

I missed these. Nice data Mike, what scope are you using

[ReticMikee]

I missed these. Nice data Mike, what scope are you using

Thanks Neil

Im using a C11 and ASI120MM-S

These were taken @F25

[theo]

I almost missed this too...you did get some very nice data here Mike. Your 2nd image has all the detail, Stuart did great with fine tuning the image with a lovely end result.

Pete

[ReticMikee]

Thanks Pete

Just hope it's not to long before we get another good night for seeing conditions