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astroman001
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Always need to tweak focus with each filter. The colours are brought to slightly different focus distances. Peter
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Solis Lacus dominates this hemisphere. Olympus Mons at lower right. Jittery seeing and windy conditions again. Peter
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A windy session with jittery seeing, but still managed to get some detail Can see the central crater on Olympus Mons just. Solis Lacis at upper left. Peter
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An image of Mars taken in jittery jetstream seeing. Nice clouds on both limbs. Peter
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Excellent image well done. Peter
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Craig Very nice images. Good detail captured. Peter
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HI Geoff, Great images, lots of detail despite the jetstream being around. Peter
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Increasing image scale with a Barlow will help. Can't do anything about the clouds however. Peter
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Mars 09.10.2020, first time for me at 0.15"/px.
astroman001 replied to alex_stars's topic in Imaging - Planetary
Well done, a 3x or 5x Powermate will help increase image scale. Peter -
Great images. The red looks better than the IR, try a RRGB instead of IRRGB. Peter
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Spacecake2 - It's focal length and fine camera pixels. My focal length is close to 10,000 mm at the camera chip. With very small pixels, the image looks larger on the computer screen. Clever software does the rest. Peter
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Software managed to tease out some reasonable detail despite poor seeing due to high speed jetstream overhead. Peter
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Great work Craig, good rendition of Mars this opposition. Peter
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Mars 29th September 2020 - excellent seeing
astroman001 replied to astroman001's topic in Imaging - Planetary
thanks for the comments
