Planets Re-Edits

[OXO]

With Cloud fever being ripe i thought i would Re Edit my own best Planetry images and share em on the forum.

Must get Venus bagged properly never had the chance to image her yet but from the new location it shouldnt be too hard.

Hope you like..

James

[Naz]

There are benefits from clouds after all, nice one James, or should I say three!

naz

[OXO]

Hi Naz,

Cheers mate, yeah just something to do whilst the clouds paint themselves on the skies hehe Glad you like em

[OXO]

Thank you Caz

[MartinB]

Nice work James. So sorry I missed Mars - that's a great image.

Looking forward to your Venus images

[CELESCOPE]

LOVELY IMAGES jAMES , , AH YES , VENUS , WELL USE A UV FILTER jAMES ELSE ITS NOT MUCH TO LOOK AT REALLY

ROG

[OXO]

UV FILTER Ah good idea Rog that i guess will show some clouds? Imaged it once before and TBH it was awful lol but i had just started imaging then

Thanks Rog

[FLO]

Looks good James,

I might have been tempted to isolate and remove the blue/cyan fringing...

[OXO]

Thank Steve,

Tried processing the CA out of the image esp Jupiter but i always ended up looseing to much detail so i had to leave it there...

James :jupiter: :saturn:

[Saso]

Yes, I like pictures very much. Well done.

Saso

[OXO]

Thank you Saso

[gaelicstorm7]

Nice images James , taken through your lx200 with a toucam I guess ?, how many frames ?

Alan.

[OXO]

Hi Alan,

Jupiter was taken with a Celestron C6-R Refractor last year, frames stacked were around 400(to stop planetry rotation on the final image) seeing was 7/10.

Mars, taken Aug last year with a Skywatcher 8" Reflector, frames stacked 600 or there abouts and seeing was 8/10.

Saturn this year with the 10" Meade SCT 1900 frames stacked seeing was 6/10.

Thanks

James