At last!

[TheThing]

Finally getting somewhere with Jupiter! Not as good as some here, but certainly better than my previous efforts, so I'm very pleased. Taken last night. The dew laiden air was creating a lovely orange glow from London and Jupiter was 'bouncing' all over the place.

Taken with a SW200p and a SPC900; 5 seperate AVis of approx 1200 frames at 10fps. Stacked in Registax individually and then the 5 stacks stacked into the above.

[Pete Presland]

not bad at all Hugh especially considering the seeing conditions.i gave up myself after a short session.

you said you stacked 5 separate AVis of approx 1200 frames at 10fps Stacked in Registax individually and then the 5 stacks stacked into the above,surely there would be rotation issues by doing the final stacks

[TheThing]

Didn't think about rotation! Just bunged them all into Registax and the above came out.

I'll post the individual images later, for comparison.

TheThing

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[barkis]

Progress is progress, and you've made some, so it's onward and upward. It's an image I'd be happy with.

Ron.

[TheThing]

Here are the individuals: -

Thanks Ron. I feel like I'm getting somewhere and enjoying my imaging - what more could an astronomer ask for?

[Pete Presland]

enjoying is definitely the most important part.

dont think there is to much evidence of rotation,but on a better nights seeing i would not go over 3 mins total image run

[barkis]

Here are the individuals: -

Thanks Ron. I feel like I'm getting somewhere and enjoying my imaging - what more could an astronomer ask for?

An APOD one day?

[Taff]

That's a nice capture of jupiter.Mark