Jupiter this morning around 4:05

[FranckiM06]

Hello everybody,

So after to have following some advices, I have increase the Gain to get speed exposure high: It is done with my refractor 102 + DMK 21 + Powermate x4 and IR-cut:

So, gain 750, exposure 1/92, gamma 120 and 2011 frames during 1'07'' by 30f/s:

By FranckiM06

[brianb]

Not bad for a 4" scope! Try pushing the gain up a bit more and reduce the gamma to get more contrast. With the gain way up the individual frames will be very noisy but it helps focusing & the noise will disappear when you stack many hundreds of frames.

[FranckiM06]

So, this time I show you the second shot taken 15mn after the first one and the seetings were : gain 800, gamma 120, exposure 1/120, 2223 frames done during 1'15'' at 30f/s. You could see Ganymède coming on side of Jupiter: I hope you will like

By FranckiM06

[drummerp]

Great images Frank I wish I could capture images like these.

Cheers

Neil

[FranckiM06]

Thak you all,

But it was difficult to get good result because actually there is lot of turbulence in South of France ! But I'm sure that I can have better result without any turbulence !

Franck

[Doc]

Your second shot is very good indeed.

The sight of Ganymede emerging from behind Jupiter really adds to the photo.

[Kieron]

These are great. I should think you could put together some nice animations with a set-up like this.

Best wishes, Kieron

[George]

Your second shot is very good indeed.

The sight of Ganymede emerging from behind Jupiter really adds to the photo.

Yes the shot with Ganymede peeping round the side is the best of the 2.....both are very good shots especially with Jupiter being in Earth's murk at the moment.

[barkis]

Excellent job as usual Franck.

Your planetary imaging is always impressive. It's rare to see Jupiter so well defined, and with moons so clear too.

Ron.

[FranckiM06]

Thank you so much every body,

I'm very happy that you like my planetary images. For the animation, I don't know how to do this !

So, tonight, I will try to do it with many images.

Franck