Yes, another Jupiter (my third) 11 nov

[Ringrocket]

My recent Jupiter of 11 nov.

This time I got rid of the star diagonal so lower f ratio.

A quick R5 stack; A shadow of Europa, but where is Europa itself

[MisterBill]

Very nice, Thanks for sharing. The moons don't show until you over expose.

Bill

[Virgoman]

Excellent, tight image Ringrocket. Europa is there alright, preceeding its shadow as its after opposition. I think it is just lost in the "glare" of Jupiter`s disk at this stage of the transit. You would see it as the transit nears the planet`s limb. In my images of an earlier transit of 4th November, Europa is hard to see against the planet, gradually becoming more prominent as it neared the limb. Probably this is where greater aperture and consequently greater resolution, would tell, showing the moon more clearly crossing the planet. That and superb seeing of course:)

[Magnum]

Some very nice fine detail in there, I think you could go to a higher f ratio.

Lee

[Clayton]

Very nice result Jeffrey.

I hope you don't mind me playing a bit?

[Ringrocket]

Nice adddition Clayton.

BTW, after your remarks about the f ratio calculated from my pictures and advice from others I removed the mirror diagonal (but kept the 2.5x Barlow) and thus lowered the f ratio from f36 to f30 which I think is better

Jeffrey

[oldfruit]

Nice capture, am waiting to get a transit with shadow myself.

[smerral]

Lovely shot! Europa, being whitish, blends into the whitish zones of Jupiter and vanishes...

[FranckiM06]

Just one word: SPLENDID

Franck

[willdabeast182]

Looks very sharp and crisp! Congratulations on a brilliant pic!

Cheers,

Will

[si@nite]

Very nice image.