Jupiter on Sept 26th

[moxican]

This is a set of 18 frames in order. The set up is as usual; C9.25 + 1.75x Siebert barlow + ASI120MC. This camera proves to be a very promising one. The moons are from left to right Europa, Io and Ganymede. I am happy with the results especially how it shows the the deterrence in orbital speed between Io and Ganymede. Enjoy!

[Crebles]

Wow, that's lovely. Beautifully done moxican: something to aspire to.

Simon, Norfolk, UK

[Freddie]

Another nice set of images there. Good stuff.

[Virgoman]

That is a superb image and animation. Great depth and perspective of Io, Europa and Ganymede (complete with albedo features) in orbit around Jupiter. Excellent.  .

[theo]

That's excellent. Very well done.

Pete

[oldfruit]

Excellent, really like that. Nice capture.

[Alan]

You deserve to be pleased with that, it is superb!

[Olorin]

excellent animation

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very sharp in deed. Really nice animation. That ASI120MC really works brilliantly on planetary

[symesie04]

excellent, really impressive stuff. 

[si@nite]

Nice work well done!

[saturn4me]

Wow!!

Beautiful image!

[DrRobin]

Stunning detail and great animation. I have never really seen the moons looking that big before. All the rest of us would be happy with just one frame, but 18 is fantastic, what was the time interval?

Robin

[moxican]

Thank you guys for all the remarks. The time interval that it spans is an hour and some minutes. I recorded two minutes AVIs with two minutes brakes in between. Even I was a little surprise how good the results were

[Stargazer33]

That is a joy! I must admit to be lusting after the ASI120MC myself after reading the reviews in the astronomy mags.

[andyman]

Sharp and very crisp image well impressed

Andy