More resize experiments

[neil phillips]

Not sure if im getting anymore out of the best captures i got on the 17th april with my 12" spx f6, but considerable processing went into this resize, I didnt have a ir block filter at this time so it caused problems, and im sure the avis would have been better, but the banding is coming out for sure

[Psychobilly]

I think thats a beaut Neil...

Peter...

[resonator77]

very nice indeed

[Glasspusher]

I like that a lot, well done.

John

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Absolutely staggering! brilliant stuff

Cheers

Michael

[Clayton]

Nice one Neil!

[neil phillips]

Thanks for the feedback guys, being only really a lunar and planetary guy, not much to do lately but wait for the moon and jupiter to say hello. Hence just playing with footage that ive previously worked on. But its interesting to see how slight changes in processing decisions affect the final result, i prefer the colour on this to other spx saturated versions ive posted, but still a tad red here i think, certainly helps the orange ring though doesnt it.

Cheers again guys

[Armsoft]

Neil

Looks like a cracker to me, well done.

Are you using RegiStax5 to process?

Mark

[neil phillips]

Hi yes i used reg 5 and image analyzer and the gimp, should also add this is about a 200% resize

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

This really shows what a big scope can do in skilled hands (and under good conditions, I suppose). I tried a last go at Saturn yesterday, but threatening clouds and a boiling atmosphere made me give this one up. The day before I made a few shots, under slightly better seeing, so I did not think I would improve on that attempt.

Does cause a little bout of aperture fever

[Geoffrey]

wow that hits you in the face moment well done