Jupiter 13th March

[MisterT]

Went out early to avoid rapidly forming fog.

Seeing was quite stable but had to image at f20 to keep the gain at a reasonable level.

Quite pleased with the result and the first time I had seen the small red spot in the northern hemisphere..

Thanks for looking

Martin

[PeterCPC]

Great image. I went out early as well but, by the time I had set up, the fog had rolled in - usual story.

Peter

[Saganite]

Very nice image Martin,

I too was out early, and I agree the sky was misty but stable.

I am not yet into imaging, but the views I got were the best to date,

and I was able to use pretty high powers.

[catman161]

Lovely shot-bags of detail. Nice and sharp

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[leelee970]

Very nice Martin.

I too was out, saw GRS and transit of Europa.

Fog was not too much of a problem as the seeing was very stable.

Lee

[Atlas]

Wonderful image Martin.

[SimonfromSussex]

Very nice Martin, lots of cloud detail.

[Space Cowboy]

Well done Martin! Fogged out here last night.

[SnakeyJ]

Glad someone managed to get a proper view last night - very nice image Martin, despite the lower transparency.

I did see Jupiter and shot 1152 frames of Lum at F18 - gain 70%, FPS 9-10 and histo somewhere between 20-65%.     Roof shut, powered down and back in before 21:00hrs

[sologuitarist61]

Lovely image Martin!

[JamesF]

Very nice-looking image.  Perhaps just a tiny bit noisy in the blue?  How many did you stack/capture?

James

[MisterT]

Thank you for your comments

I captured 5000 frames and stacked 3000 1.5 drizzle in as2 and reduced 80%.

Transparency was poor last night, at 30fps gain was up near max to get 65% on the histogram so a lot more noise than I would like.

Image was taken with a one shot colour dbk21.

Martin

[JamesF]

Ah, the high gain would probably explain it then.  Still a very nice image nonetheless.

James

[U Cyg]

Very nice Martin!

Angie

[Virgoman]

That`s a fine image Martin despite the conditions - what`s new unfortunately! - Well detailed. You should be pleased.

                                       Best regards,

                                                              Ralph