Mars 15 April AM

[cgarry]

I have not bothered imaging Mars over the last few clear nights because of the jet stream being fixed above the UK.  Last night the predictions said it might have moved away so I setup and captured some SER files with my trusty ASI120MC.

Anyway, this is the image that I dragged out of the data:

I am happy with the detail, but I think the data deserves to be revisited when I have a bit more time.

Cheers,

Chris

[oldpink]

wow thats very nice
kind of puts my poor images in the shade

[JamesF]

That's a pretty good image already, I reckon

The seeing was quite stable in intervals last night.  When I started on Mars it was a bit wobbly, but settled down nicely within half an hour or so and I was out until 2am.

James

[OptimusGREEN]

That's brilliant mate

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[cgarry]

Thanks for you comments guys.  It is nice to get a break with the seeing and I am hoping for more of the same tonight!

Cheers,

Chris

[ianaiken]

Absolutely brilliant.  Tonight is supposed to be the same if not better conditions.

[si@nite]

A great image Chris & great processing!

[Space Cowboy]

Cracking shot Chris the C14 is flexing its muscles! 

Saw one of your Mars images featured on Sky at Night well done!

[cgarry]

Thanks again for the comments.

For completeness, here is a debayered version of the original capture video.  The frame size is 512 x 440.

Cheers,

Chris

[DrRobin]

Superb image Chris. I just looked at your video, you certainly pulled out some detail from it.

Robin

[Alan]

Superb detail Chris, Good to see the C14 at full strength

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Great shot!