Jupiter 30/12 from Bembridge

[Twisted Lip]

+1 for image 2 here as well but I'm really impressed with both. I'm seeing people doing some fantastic stuff with IA so really interested in the processing with that too.

Am I right in assuming you took RGB channels separately and if so, did you take the same number of frames with all or did you take more in the Red channel?

Cheers

Will

[SnakeyJ]

+1 for image 2 here as well but I'm really impressed with both. I'm seeing people doing some fantastic stuff with IA so really interested in the processing with that too.

Am I right in assuming you took RGB channels separately and if so, did you take the same number of frames with all or did you take more in the Red channel?

Cheers

Will

I took 6000 frames per channel in LRGB, and stacked 30% for LRG and 25% for blue which was more variable. I've not used the L data in this image as it added too much noise, but it was very reasonable. R and then G were the best of the set.

I'll post the channels up later on as they are quite good in comparison to my usual fair [emoji3]

[Twisted Lip]

I took 6000 frames per channel in LRGB, and stacked 30% for LRG and 25% for blue which was more variable. I've not used the L data in this image as it added too much noise, but it was very reasonable. R and then G were the best of the set.

I'll post the channels up later on as they are quite good in comparison to my usual fair [emoji3]

Fantastic, it'd be really interesting to see those. Thats a huge load of frames too, my machine usually gives up after about 1500!

[SnakeyJ]

LRGB channels as promised:

 

 

[neil phillips]

Your doing well Jake your Orion has good optics, better I will bet than your SW.

The results speak for them selves.  Very impressed.

[Twisted Lip]

Wow, thanks for posting those Jake. Assuming they're in order the Red channel really stands out, very interesting to see how much more detail is contained in that channel

Will

[leelee970]

Fantastic results Jake - Happy New Year to you.

All the best, Lee