Anybody fancy a go at my jupiter

[geppetto]

Just for fun

Here are three avi's of Jupiter taken one after the other so they

can all be used for the final image.

I use Registax but have never realy got to grips with its inner workings

so I would be interested to see what anybody can cook up from these avi's

and then I can pinch your ideas

The files are zipped to save bandwidth but are still nearly 3Mb each.

http://www.pctee.plus.com/images/jupavi1.zip

http://www.pctee.plus.com/images/jupavi2.zip

http://www.pctee.plus.com/images/jupavi3.zip

[Grant]

Hi Philip, if you want to share any other files this way and want to save your own bandwidth, see my offer in another thread or pm me and I'll give you some login details, I've got 11gb of space here and 400gb a month of bandwidth, we're currently using nowhere near that much...

[geppetto]

Thanks for that Grant

If anybody decides to have a go at this then perhaps

myself and others might use your kind offer to put some more files up.

Could be interesting for a cloudy week

[FLO]

Having trouble opening them Phil. I'll try again later.

[geppetto]

Steve

Let me know if you still cant get them.

Just checked and they seem to open fine here :?

[GordonCopestake]

Work fine for me also

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Works fine for me too, had a look at the middle one and it's much much better than I've managed, well done there. I'll leave it to the gurus to process it for you.

Captain Chaos

[OXO]

Gonna have a go tonight Phil

[OXO]

Here ya go Phil i managed this see what ya think?

James

[geppetto]

Wowsers :shock:

Expert job James

What did you use to achieve that?

[OXO]

Hi Phil,

Thanks,

I used registax 3 loaded up all three images and stacked all of the frames then used wavelets 1 to 4 at 5.8. From there i loaded up Photoshop and re aligned the RGB channels(They were out which is normal for webcam images) the altered the levels of each RGB channel.

James