Jupiter 091122

[Glasspusher]

Another from La Palma.  Celestron CPC 9.25, ASI244 camera best 30% from 180 sec video. Processed with Astrostakkert and Registax. I have learned that using an altaz mount for planetary imaging is not without its problems, nonetheless quite pleased with the result!

 

Jupiter 091122.bmp

[Glasspusher]

Not sure why the image is not showing and needs to be downloaded to view! Can anyone enlighten me please? Thanks.

[CraigT82]

Because it’s a bmp I think, try jpg or png 

[Glasspusher]

Thanks Craig

[CraigT82]

Nice shot, tons of detail there, la Palma clearly has it’s atmospheric benefits! More frames in the stack would help with the noise, have you tried winjupos at all? It’s a game changer for Jupiter imaging 

Edited October 12, 2022 by CraigT82

[Glasspusher]

Thanks Craig. Been here a few days now and the seeing is very variable, last night was particularly bad so no imaging possible. Winjupos is something I need to catch up with, I am just coming back to planetary imaging after a break!

[neil phillips]

4 hours ago, Glasspusher said:

Thanks Craig. Been here a few days now and the seeing is very variable, last night was particularly bad so no imaging possible. Winjupos is something I need to catch up with, I am just coming back to planetary imaging after a break!

Nice Shot John. As Craig said winjupos is worth the effort. Either image or video de rotation. Though. to get more frames quickly. just capture for 3 minuets. Or even two if you're unsure

As a straight non winjupos capture. If stacked on AS/3 the rotation is dealt with quite effectively. I am guessing you was thinking about rotation. when capturing. But because of the way AS/3 (not registax ) works. you won't get any rotation blur at two (very little at 3) mins Using AS/3

[geoflewis]

Lovely image

[bob-c]

A great looking image.

 

Bob.

[Glasspusher]

Thanks for the advice and comments, appreciated!

[Pete Presland]

A fine looking image, plenty of details visible there