Saturn reprocess 25th july

[si@nite]

Some data revisited from the 25th, seeing was better than average but i was never happy with my original images! Looking at Neils superb results has spurd me on!

Thanks for looking.

 

 

[neil phillips]

Those look Superb Simon looks like seeing wasnt too shabby. Very natural processing

[si@nite]

Cheers Neil i must apologize the avis were run on the 16th but cannot edit for some reason.

Edited August 3, 2021 by si@nite

[neil phillips]

Oh ok. My memory fails me to what seeing was like on either of those dates. Just your result looks like it was ok. For what we having to deal with here. Out of interest what were the equipment stats again ?

 

[si@nite]

35 minutes ago, neil phillips said:

Oh ok. My memory fails me to what seeing was like on either of those dates. Just your result looks like it was ok. For what we having to deal with here. Out of interest what were the equipment stats again ?

 

C9 skyris 236M - 1.5x amplification.

[morimarty]

They are excellent Simon. The Cassini is clearly visible all around the rings and Saturn as a very natural look to it.

[U Cyg]

Lovely images Simon.  I haven't seen the original ones so will go and find them now!

Angie

[CraigT82]

Very nice Simon. The thing I like about planetary imaging is you can take an image from raw to fully processed in no time at all so given them another go is no chore at all (not like dso imaging!)

[si@nite]

Thanks Martyn hopefully we can get out again soon weather permitting!

8 hours ago, U Cyg said:

Lovely images Simon.  I haven't seen the original ones so will go and find them now!

Angie

Thanks Angie you will find them posted 16th . BTW great to see you back imaging again, keep up the good work!

 

2 hours ago, CraigT82 said:

Very nice Simon. The thing I like about planetary imaging is you can take an image from raw to fully processed in no time at all so given them another go is no chore at all (not like dso imaging!)

Yes never got in to deep sky myself, but know what it entails, will stick to planets!

Edited August 3, 2021 by si@nite

[orion25]

Brill images, Simon. Great detail and color on the cloud bands, and those rings - wow!

Regards, Reggie 🚀

[Pete Presland]

Very nice detail there, always worth trying different techniques on the same data.