Higher focal length Jupiter sept 11th

[neil phillips]

Tried using my Celestron Ultima 2x  barlow. rather than the baader q screwed straight into the ADC. For higher sample rate. Orion 245mm Newt

Top image 1.5x drizzle. don't generally go for a full 1.5 x but the data looked good i think it can take it maybe

 

Edited September 12, 2022 by neil phillips

[Kon]

Stunning amount of details! Just owo!🤩 Top one looks as great.

[neil phillips]

19 minutes ago, Kon said:

Stunning amount of details! Just owo!🤩 Top one looks as great.

Cheers Kon. It surprised me with the amount of detail. Levels were dropping, near the end of the night. my secondary was dewed over. But with a lot of frames video de rotation. It worked quite well I thought 

 

Edited September 11, 2022 by neil phillips

[JeremyS]

Looks great 👍🏻 

[neil phillips]

2 hours ago, JeremyS said:

Looks great 👍🏻 

Nearing opposition. Jupiter is certainly showing some interesting activity. Thanks Jeremy.

[Pete Presland]

Superb image, the drizzle certainly gives it the WOW factor!

[CraigT82]

Another stunner Neil!

What were the capture details for this one? I put the two images together to better compare and there is no difference as far as I can see. Apart from size obviously. 

[neil phillips]

20 hours ago, CraigT82 said:

Another stunner Neil!

What were the capture details for this one? I put the two images together to better compare and there is no difference as far as I can see. Apart from size obviously. 

Yes your right it's just different sizes, the top being full 1.5x drizzle. It was a 6 minuet video de rotation. I took the Baader Barlow off, that was directly attached to the ADC. And used my Celestron ultima Barlow. In its housing. Resulting in more extension and more focal length. Other than that, my usual AS/3 Registax Image analyzer processing.

Cheers Craig

[bish]

Superb. Amazing amount of detail.

[neil phillips]

10 hours ago, bish said:

Superb. Amazing amount of detail.

Many thanks Bish