Jupiter 29/11 from Bembridge

[SnakeyJ]

Managed to sneak out for a run this morning.   Seeing was intermittently good, but some high level cloud was causing a few issues with trans and the conditions were a little gusty and shaking the big newt.   However, I managed to get 6 runs in at around F15/3600mm with the QHY5L-IIM.   First time recording AVI, so a curious bayer pattern present in the preview window and recorded captures, though I think PIPP resolved this (may have to check correct settings).

LRGB and RGB - first run of the morning and quick process as the kids are up

    

Nice to get some better data in, but need my proper glasses and a proper look at the processing.

[NorrinRadd]

Nicely done Jake :-)

I had intended to have a go too this morning but my 4 week old has the snuffles and is keeping us awake ....and then my 2 year old decided she would get up at 5 so that was the end of that !

Your pics have a nice natural feel and are inspiring me. I haven't imaged Jupiter since I got my new planet cam last June so your pics are revving me up ! :-) Alas getting a clear sky and the children all sleeping is a tad tricky at the moment ! :-)

[si@nite]

Great captures Jake, lousy conditions this end!

[SnakeyJ]

Nicely done Jake :-)

I had intended to have a go too this morning but my 4 week old has the snuffles and is keeping us awake ....and then my 2 year old decided she would get up at 5 so that was the end of that !

Your pics have a nice natural feel and are inspiring me. I haven't imaged Jupiter since I got my new planet cam last June so your pics are revving me up ! :-) Alas getting a clear sky and the children all sleeping is a tad tricky at the moment ! :-)

All astro parents can empathise with that problem [emoji3] I literally have to sneak out as Lou and Sophie sleep so lightly. Though George would sleep through the end of the world!

After seeing what you've pulled out of Uranus, I expect to see surface detail on all four of the main moons ;-) If the mist and fog hold off tomorrow looks a good chance.

[SnakeyJ]

Great captures Jake, lousy conditions this end!

Thanks Simon - better luck tomorrow morning. I think I've one run of better data, so will have another play later on today.

[Virgoman]

Those are lovely shots Jake. Certainly a lot of detail nabbed. Looking good there Jake.   Cloudy with drizzle here  I have three teenagers so problems of a different kind! - never stops lol!

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[Space Cowboy]

Nicely processed Jake! Hazy cloud is the nearest we get to clear sky right now lol

[simmo39]

V nice, just wish we had some clear skys so I can get a shot at Jupiter.

[SnakeyJ]

Thanks Stuart and Simon, my forecast is looking fogged out for tomorrow morning - a real shame as the seeing (Unisys 300mb chart) was looking very promising.    Hopefully you guys will get some data further up country.

[ReticMikee]

Very nice detail and very smooth look to it Jake :-)

[Pete Presland]

pretty good efforts!

[Barv]

Nice work Jake

[U Cyg]

Nice shot with the new scope Jake!  I think we are all waiting patiently for the clear nights and good seeing.

All our kids have left home now, and even the grandkids are older, but we have a great grandson now - luckily he lives too far away for us to babysit!!

Angie

[theo]

Nicely done Jake!!

Pete

[morimarty]

A great capture Jake and well processed even with dodgy glasses on

[Willi1972]

Sorry Snakey, but it never fails to make me laugh when I see things like "after seeing what you've pulled out of Uranus..."

Closest I very to entertainment on a cloudy night ☺

[SnakeyJ]

I was just telling my nearly 8 year old for puerile, juvenile and infantile behaviour in the bathroom - but then I am getting to be a bit old and grumpy!