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Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all) ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~       #5627722 - 01/17/13 09:59 AM Attachment (134 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   A warm night in winter. Seeing became good,I dont need to trill in cold wind. Let's take a warm Jupiter. Again,took the moons around Jupiter similar they original position. Post Extras:       Rankinstudio Carpal Tunnel Reged: 04/05/08 Loc: Southern UT Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5627874 - 01/17/13 11:23 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Beautiful. Post Extras:       karlo scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 05/21/09 Loc: Yorkshire,UK, BLIGHTY !! Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: Rankinstudio]       #5628234 - 01/17/13 02:52 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   You are in a thread of pure gold at the moment- superb shot !! Post Extras:       anemec sage Reged: 01/26/10 Loc: Oklahoma Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: karlo]       #5628514 - 01/17/13 05:25 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Wonderful. What is your processing routine, if you don't mind my asking? I have the ASI120MC and am curious how other people handle their post imaging processing. Post Extras:       Tassydevil professor emeritus Reged: 08/17/11 Loc: Tasmania, Australia Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: anemec]       #5628648 - 01/17/13 06:42 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Very nice. Post Extras:       azure1961p Postmaster Reged: 01/17/09 Loc: USA Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: Tassydevil]       #5629098 - 01/17/13 11:11 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   What size scope? This is stunning. Petr Post Extras:       wenjha Vendor Reged: 09/24/08 Loc: SuZhou China Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: azure1961p]       #5629170 - 01/18/13 12:12 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Wow!I think I need to use ASI120MM instead of ASI120MC.Can't be lazy any more Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: anemec]       #5629356 - 01/18/13 05:04 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Wonderful. What is your processing routine, if you don't mind my asking? I have the ASI120MC and am curious how other people handle their post imaging processing. It seem you need some basic articles. Maybe some can help you. I dont have a link in English. My routine not an exception as usually. Capture>AS2>R6>JUPOS>PS But you need compare and try again and agin every step. Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: azure1961p]       #5629357 - 01/18/13 05:05 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: What size scope? This is stunning. Petr I use a Skywatcher DOB10 GOTO Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: wenjha]       #5629359 - 01/18/13 05:06 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Wow!I think I need to use ASI120MM instead of ASI120MC.Can't be lazy any more Jupiter passed ... Post Extras:       Ciarlotto member Reged: 03/26/11 Loc: Mondragone - Italy Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5629363 - 01/18/13 05:14 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi, I see you use a Dob Goto (I've the SW 12" GoTo): I've noticed that my dobsonian isn't perfect in tracking objects (I make a perfect alignment) so I often have to adjuste the tracking by handset. Is your tracking sistem perfect or does it work not perfectly as mine? ... Your images are perfect! Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: Ciarlotto]       #5629387 - 01/18/13 06:13 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Hi, I see you use a Dob Goto (I've the SW 12" GoTo): I've noticed that my dobsonian isn't perfect in tracking objects (I make a perfect alignment) so I often have to adjuste the tracking by handset. Is your tracking sistem perfect or does it work not perfectly as mine? ... Your images are perfect! OH...yes. We have the same system. It cant track perfect. So I must stay with computer all the time and correct object to center of screen. And I must use a capture screen much wider than object.For example,800X640 for a 430X430 Jupiter. I must keep some space let Jupiter run fron one side to other side. unfortunately,a wider size ill limit the capture speed.For example,800X640 limit 50fps, and 640X560 will 60fps. So...my work really hard. Post Extras:       TorstenEdelmann sage Reged: 09/29/04 Loc: Landsberg, Germany Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5629389 - 01/18/13 06:19 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Fantastic image again. Given the consistent superb seeing on your location you should consider going for a bigger scope. Torsten Post Extras:       Ciarlotto member Reged: 03/26/11 Loc: Mondragone - Italy Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: TorstenEdelmann]       #5629392 - 01/18/13 06:30 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank you very much for your simply explanation. I can understand how hard is the "backstage" of your images. It's just difficult to take a single movie to obtain a single B/W image: I dont' image the work you have to do to make an RGB composition! Now, Appreciate even more your images. Post Extras:       Space Cowboy professor emeritus Reged: 05/30/10 Loc: Cheshire, UK Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: Ciarlotto]       #5629549 - 01/18/13 09:29 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Superb detail again ZZ! As Torsten says a bigger scope would produce very special images in your location with that great seeing. Maybe a 14" Dob? Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: TorstenEdelmann]       #5629699 - 01/18/13 11:02 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Fantastic image again. Given the consistent superb seeing on your location you should consider going for a bigger scope. Torsten Well... many thing must be considered. If I want to get presise tracking,a equatorial system must be. A big capacity EQ like Paramount will very expensive. Maybe, a DOB16 GOTO still a good choice. Post Extras:       Mert Post Laureate Reged: 08/31/05 Loc: Spain, Pamplona Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5629712 - 01/18/13 11:10 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Just one question on the hard working side of imaging you told us about! What program do you use for imaging? You could use Firecapture to do the Autoguiding for you, it really works great. Lately I did 3 hours imaging on a ROI of 320x320 with 4200 mm FL without even being at home! All avi's had Jupiter perfectly centered! Can't recommend it enough! Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: Mert]       #5629743 - 01/18/13 11:20 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Just one question on the hard working side of imaging you told us about! What program do you use for imaging? You could use Firecapture to do the Autoguiding for you, it really works great. Lately I did 3 hours imaging on a ROI of 320x320 with 4200 mm FL without even being at home! All avi's had Jupiter perfectly centered! Can't recommend it enough! I still use SharpCap. Firecapture not work on my capture PC(it work on my processing PC but). I dont know whether a DOB support autoguiding. It is work like deep sky autoguiding? May you can tell me more detail. If it can autoguiding to a DOB, a big DOB will be great choice! Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5629848 - 01/18/13 12:14 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   A simple question: autoguiding of Firecapture need a guiding telescope or not? Post Extras:       TorstenEdelmann sage Reged: 09/29/04 Loc: Landsberg, Germany Re: Jupiter 20130108 in SHENZHEN ; A warm night~ [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5630230 - 01/18/13 04:34 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   There is no guiding scope needed for autoguiding in Firecapture. You need an ASCOM driver for your DOB and I'm not sure if the guiding interface would work with an AZ mount. Post Extras:       Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all)

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