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Saturn in IR and CH4 (15/09/23)


Kon

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I had a decent Saturn session on the 15 Sep, probably the most stable I have seen it this apparition. I captured an OSC image which is ok but the IR and methane came out nice; I created a false colour by trying to match the methane colour to its absorption band pass but of course IR is not blue 😉; more artistic interpretation than true colours. CH4 is 30 min derotation. 8" Dob, asi 462mm, 2.5xTV powermate, IR and CH4 filters.

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1 hour ago, siatnite said:

Well done Kostas a nice sharp cassini on those think they would benifit from an upscale nicely too!

Thanks Simon. When I resized it at 120% it was losing the sharpness and was becoming softer and noisy.

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10 hours ago, Maurizio83 said:

Very nice images. Why does the central one appear to have a haze/fog around the rings?

Thanks Maurizio. The 'haze' is from overstretching the image to show the weak methane absorption on the globe. I think with more data it should be easier to pop and avoid this.

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