Jupiter this morning (16/06/07)

[mpeniak]

Image taked at 01:30am and stacked from 1700 frames. I got to Dartmoor and waited for 2 hours untill I could image this one.

Martin

[zhgutas]

Martin that's awesome! trully amazing.. a piece of art indeed :salute:

[SteveL]

Truly stunning!

[AndyH]

Excellent job. Best I've seen in a while.

Andy.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

That is truly amazing. Jupiter is supposed to be difficult to get this year, you just proved otherwise Martin. Awesome++.

Kaptain Klevtsov

[geppetto]

Excellent

[CELESCOPE]

very well done Martin for getting so much detail , i know dartmoor well as living in launceston many years . what a spot to image eh , great work , i look foward to your images when jupiter is at a better altitude.

Rog

[legion48]

Great image. Well worth all the effort.

[jonifive]

Another image of the week I think for Martin!

[GazOC]

Stunner!

[Andrew]

Very nice

[christo]

Thats cracking mate, very well done.

[Cloudgazer]

Lovely Jupiter Martin..

Scott

[barkis]

I have to echo all the other guys Martin. You are really excelling with your Jupiter images. It's low altitude apparently is no hindrance at all it seems. I agree with Rog. too, the prospects when the planet is in a more favourable position, are tremendous.

Congratulations, wonderful stuff.

Ron.

[psychobabbler]

Cracking image, Martin. Think this must be the best Jupiter we've seen on the site so far IMHO.

Cheers

PB

[beamish]

Another image of the week I think for Martin!

I agree .Truly XLNT!! Well done

Karlo

[tom.yates]

Superb image well done

[Black Shuck]

Nice one Martin 8)

Very enjoyable.

Bill

[dazza1639]

An amazing Jupiter Martin

Darren

[MikeD]

Great work Martin,one to be proud of.

[mpeniak]

I have uploaded modified Jupiter. I thought it did not have the right colour but I am not sure if the modified one is any better

Martin :?

[GazOC]

First one looks better to me mate (and more natural).

[Nessy]

Great capture and well worth the trip to dark skies....

[mpeniak]

First one looks better to me mate (and more natural).

Agree. I passed it through warming and red filter in Photoshop but the result is weird

I am getting rid of it...

[russ]

That first image is a top job Especially considering just how bad Jupiter is this year.

I looked this morning at 01.30 and I won't bother with Jupiter again in 2007. Actually I may not bother again until 2011 :?

Russ