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Space Cowboy

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  1. 10 hours ago, Kon said:

    Nice and it seems that you have pulled more details next to the GRS but I wonder how the 11min would look with your normal approach. I found with my recent Jupiter images, a tiny bit of wavelets, sharpening with denoise in Astrosurface pull a bit more details without being too much; you could even use it as a luminance 60-70% over your softer image. Worth giving it a try.

    Yeah I might try that thanks Kostas 👍

  2. 1 hour ago, morimarty said:

    Well done Stuart you're derotated image is definetly better to my eyes. It was a very strange imaging session as I found the higher jupiter climbed the worse the transparacy was I put it down to thin high cloud.

    Cheers Martyn! Ive never had much luck getting good seeing on the GRS. I think 2011 was the last time that happened.

  3. 2 hours ago, Mark2022 said:

    I had my 8 inch LX10 out  for a  run  last night, trying out a new SVBony zoom.  The sky was crystal clear up here. However, I spent 3  hours taking captures with AstroDMX of  both, moon and Jupiter and, to my dismay,  I find out this morning that I saved none of them! AstroDMX was also crashing during captures though not all the time. Anyhow, that  was off topic. Fantastic views last night.

    Rule no. 1 is always to check it's being saved to your drive 🙂

    The QHY585 was constantly freezing during captures which is something that has gradually gotten worse. I probably need to clean up my registry files.

  4. 1 hour ago, Kon said:

    Yes frustrating, especially the forecast was good. The rest of the week might be ok (I am giving it a miss as I need a good rest 🤪)

    I'm hopeless on these early morning sessions, like a zombie. It's highly likely the secondary was misting up but never gave it a thought until later.🙄

     

  5. 22 minutes ago, Kon said:

    Very nice image Stuart. Nice details despite the conditions. I suffered from a thin cloudy haze, although Jovial moos looked sharp, Jupiter was hard to get good focus. I need to go through my captures later tonight.

    Thanks Kostas. Trans wasn't great for me either and as you say it was difficult to focus.  I had high hopes after working on collimation but seeing is always king and if that doesn't cooperate it's hard work getting anything decent. 

  6. 3 minutes ago, si@nite said:

     

    Cheers Guys for the positive comments, looking better for the next few days Stuart, Saturn looked great at times for such low elevation & seems to take higher power too pity about the cloud to be honest because better results could have been achieved!

    Its a shame about the cloud but always seems to be good seeing with thin cloud. Had that on Mars last winter.

  7. 21 minutes ago, Kon said:

    Thanks Stuart. I am burning the night candle both sides this weekend 😅. I also have an ISS moon transit at 2am (it will be my first transit); maybe sleep and be up at 5 for the GRS.

    Did you manage to get out this morning?

    Venus in the early evening was so much easier lol Sounds like you are keeping busy!  I got back from a family party last night and could'nt muster the will power to either image Saturn at 24 degrees or be up early this moring for Jupiter so I'm putting all my eggs into the GRS basket tomorrow. 💪

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