Room for another Jupiter?

[Vega]

Taken during a camp last week at Slapton, South Devon. One of my best views of the planet (visually).

Evostar120, ToUcam Pro II, IR/UV cut filter

700 of 2000 frames @20fps

Matt

[trevboyd]

That is a really nice image, Matt - well done! Loads of detail in there.

Trev

[Jeff RV]

Lots of detail Matt, nice one.

Jeff.

[steppenwolf]

Always room for a Jupiter image - nice one, Matt.

[Sam]

Most certainly room for a Jupiter - especially one as good as that!

[CELESCOPE]

Great job on that one Matt ,and always nice to see Jupiter so nicely done

Rog

[Trevor]

Some great detail in that shot Matt.

[beamish]

That really is a cracking capture-superb Matt ! :salute:

Karlo

[barkis]

You have come up trumps with this one Matt.

It's a real beauty. You are not on the equator are you.?

Very nice.

Ron.

[lunator]

Matt

very good image

Cheers

Ian

[Starflyer]

That's a lovely Jupiter Matt, loads of detail.

Ian

[legion48]

Very nice Matt.

[Vega]

Thanks all for the kind comments. The location was 1 mile from the English channel and the sea was due South from my viewpoint. I'm sure it is no co-incidence that the views of the planet were much steadier than would be at home. The more I think about it, a viewpoint along the english channel is probably the best bet anywhere in the UK for viewing/photographing objects low in the Southern sky. Cooler air, no buildings in that direction for at least 25 miles and the Southern sky constellations highest in the sky (from mainland UK)

Matt

[supernova]

[Astronut]

That looks like the view I got through the eyepiece at last weekend's Salisbury bash during the all too brief moments of steady seeing.

Great

Looking forward to when it climbs out of the southern murk. 3-6 years from now the views will much better from these sub-artic latitudes.