Jupiter, Gif 1

[astroavani]

Following in the footsteps of my noble friend Almir Germano, follows my first Jupiter Gif this season.
9 shots were taken as the first test, each shot with 10,000 frames, with 3,000 stacks being stacked, post-processing in Registax, Photofiltre and Fitswork exactly the same, even though the differences in seeing are reflected from film to film.
Each capture lasted exactly 60 sec with a pause also if 60 sec.
I concluded that the 60 sec interval between filming is a bit long which prevents the feeling of continuous motion. I have one more Gif to complete using the same parameters, but in the next, I will reduce the interval to 30 sec pause with 60 sec footage to see if I get a more natural movement.
Http://www.astrobin.com/281477/

[Dave In Vermont]

Wow! That's very cool!

Dave

[Pete Presland]

Lots of detail visible there Avani, always nice to see the rotation.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

That is superb!

[resonator77]

Wow, just wow....

[U Cyg]

Lovely animation, great detail!

[Ruud]

Whoa! That's a good one!

[resonator77]

quite a storm in GRS area, excellent animation.

How many images did it take to make this? is this 100% image scale?

[David Smith]

Superb.

[astroavani]

Our colleague Cgarry (Chris) drew my attention that the new version of PIPP accepted PNG images to make GIF.
I tested and tested, the quality got much better.
I want to leave here my thanks for the suggestion!
Avani.

[astroavani]

Hello Ressonator!
9 images were used to mount the GIF with a resize of 130%.

[Dave In Vermont]

And yet again! WOW! That certainly worked very well, Avani.

Just incredible!

Dave