Jupiter getting better

[Olorin]

We had rain here (not a usual sight for September here) that cleaned the air and with night fall we were left with clear and clean skies with no moon.

I have also took James advice and used Registax 6 with 88 alignment points, this proved to solve the "broken glass" effect that is a result of alignment with ~20 points or less.

Thank you James!!

picture was taken 24-Sep 21:04 UT

First is only Registax 6 the Second is with a touch of UnSharp Mask in GIMP

Both are 150%

Thanks

Dror

[twotter]

Very nice & good to see the GRS too

[RogerTheDodger]

Lovely image

[Space Cowboy]

Fantastic detail Dror! Best spc webcam Jupiter shots we've seen on here!

[Gadget]

That’s a great image as SC said that’s a really high level of detail from a webcam

Kevin

[Olorin]

Thank you all for your compliments I think I got a really good night hopefully that will be the case next month as well :-)

Thanks

Dror

[spaceboy]

:eek: WOW :eek:

[DarkerSky]

Superb image. Like the detail you've pulled out there, and particularly around the dark spot on the NEB. A real nice curve of lighter material around its southern edge. SEB is looking exquisite too with its darker northern component and more chaotic southern one up to the GRS. Lovely stuff

[neil phillips]

Yes good quality, and a spc 900 doing it too

[AztecastroMcJ]

Great result there Dror with SPC,

and glad to hear my reg advice worked for you

both showing great detail, like sharper one at smaller size and other pic good aswell at 150%

good work

James

[Domis]

Olorin;I dont' know,I used to think you would have to go along way to out do some of your past Saturn shots but your more recent shots of jupiter have put me in a quandry. These are subperb shots by any margin.

[FranckiM06]

Very nice result. Beautiful images.

Franck

[Clayton]

Very nice Dror

[Luis Campos]

This is really good!

Really like the colors and the smooth processing

Keep it up

Cheers,

[JamesF]

Very impressive. I think I almost prefer the unsharpened one. To my eye sharpening sometimes seems to "flatten" the image and make it look less "natural" even if it brings out more detail. Very good images either way though.

James