You are not logged in. [Login] Entrance · Main Index · Search · New user · Who's Online FAQ · Calendar Astrophotography and Sketching >> Solar System Imaging & Processing Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak       #2613444 - 08/30/08 12:32 PM Attachment (48 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi all, last night I wondered of the beautiful vision of NEB outbreak in visual. So I started with few right avi with Lumenera (I'm testing the best settings to use) and my 14" at f/25. Well, here's the result using bin2x2 and resizing and using bin1x1. -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2613449 - 08/30/08 12:33 PM Attachment (21 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Here's the same image but highlighting the NEB outbreak: -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2613455 - 08/30/08 12:34 PM Attachment (13 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   and at the end, here's the 1,6x of the image in bin1x1 and working just on luminance to have more contrasted the NEB outbreak. Best regards, Antonello -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Lunatiki Pooh-Bah Reged: 08/07/05 Posts: 1252 Loc: Amarillo, TX Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2613631 - 08/30/08 02:07 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Great shots Antonello. I've never seen anything like that brightening that you captured, but I haven't been observing Jupiter all that long either. It will be interesting to see if it turns into anything. -------------------- Mars Watch All images taken with: Celestron NexStar 8i SCT DBK 21AF04.AS K3ccd/Registax4/PSP8 ALPO Member #4287 Post Extras:       Freddy WILLEMS scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 11/13/05 Posts: 922 Loc: Hawaii, Honolulu Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Lunatiki]       #2613935 - 08/30/08 05:29 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Yep now I can see it.. Great images anto. Freddy -------------------- Freddy Meade 14" LX200 GPS UHTC GPS on permanent pier (Time Machine) Celestron C 14" Peltier cooled for planetary imaging. Meade 10" LX200 & TITAN 50:1 mount Gemini 'go to' Meade 127 mm f/9 APO & TITAN 50:1 mount Gemini 'go to' W/O 102 mm f/7 APO doublet Orion 80 mm f/7 ED DFK 21AU04.AS ToUcam 840 II pro Canon 10D Unmoddified Canon 40D waiting to be modded by Hutech And lots of eyepieces and acc. Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Freddy WILLEMS]       #2614620 - 08/31/08 05:17 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank Lunatiki and Freddy for comments I surprised of the visual quality of the planet and the NEB outbreak despite its low altitude. Anto -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Chris Pellier newbie Reged: 08/30/08 Posts: 2 Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2614931 - 08/31/08 11:21 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi Anto, These are nice images The bright spot you're pointing at is not the outbreak, but a small anticyclone running in the NTZ (there are always a few of them here). The NEB outbreak is in the belt above (looks like a white "rift"). Edited by Chris Pellier (08/31/08 11:21 AM) Post Extras:       Lunatiki Pooh-Bah Reged: 08/07/05 Posts: 1252 Loc: Amarillo, TX Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Chris Pellier]       #2615211 - 08/31/08 02:23 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Christophe! I had been wondering if you fell off the face of the earth. Its been a very long time. I'd been meaning to e-mail you and ask, but my old computer crashed along with all of my e-mail contacts. Joel -------------------- Mars Watch All images taken with: Celestron NexStar 8i SCT DBK 21AF04.AS K3ccd/Registax4/PSP8 ALPO Member #4287 Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Chris Pellier]       #2615228 - 08/31/08 02:30 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Ciao Christophe, nice to meet you , and thanks a lot for obligated clarification. I've mistaked the right name of the band implicated. The NEB outbreak is just above, sorry. But I have checked the right position of the white spot that I confused for the similar outbreak of april 2007 (NTB outbrake), so, comparing the two images I've noted that the white spot is in the NTrZ (just over the NTB and under the NEB). Do you accomplish this position or I'm in mistake again (the names aren't my top ) ? Isn't the NTZ under the NTB? The image I use for compare is this one: http://www.astroimaging.it/index.php?view=article&catid=37%3Agiove&id=72%3Ajup01042007&option=com_content&Itemid=58 I'm very very gratified of your post here thanks a lot. Best regards, Antonello -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Lunatiki Pooh-Bah Reged: 08/07/05 Posts: 1252 Loc: Amarillo, TX Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2615241 - 08/31/08 02:38 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   I might be mistaken, but think of the zones as the white bands, and the belts have the color. -------------------- Mars Watch All images taken with: Celestron NexStar 8i SCT DBK 21AF04.AS K3ccd/Registax4/PSP8 ALPO Member #4287 Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Lunatiki]       #2615263 - 08/31/08 02:46 PM Attachment (7 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Here's the map for comparing the right band I used now. Thanks again to Christophe. Anto -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       iceman Post Laureate Reged: 03/07/04 Posts: 4358 Loc: Gosford, Australia Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Anto]       #2615308 - 08/31/08 03:22 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Lovely result, Anto! The WSZ is the lovely white spot you've pointed out. It's the merger of 3 previous white spots. -------------------- Mike . mikesalway.com.au - Astronomy and Photography by Mike Salway . IceInSpace - The Australian Amateur Astronomy Community . My Bio | My Jupiter 2007 Gallery | My Image Gallery Post Extras:       Chris Pellier newbie Reged: 08/30/08 Posts: 2 Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: iceman]       #2615393 - 08/31/08 04:33 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Anto, Yes you're right, I was talking about the NTrZ, not the NTZ... Mike recalls that this is the WSZ (first appeared in 1997 if I believe the BAA Jupiter section). Hi Joël in case you need it my e-mail is now chrispellier[a] aliceadsl.fr Edited by Chris Pellier (08/31/08 04:36 PM) Post Extras:       iceman Post Laureate Reged: 03/07/04 Posts: 4358 Loc: Gosford, Australia Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: Chris Pellier]       #2615581 - 08/31/08 06:40 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   I captured a similar view of the WSZ in good seeing last week: Jupiter and WSZ -------------------- Mike . mikesalway.com.au - Astronomy and Photography by Mike Salway . IceInSpace - The Australian Amateur Astronomy Community . My Bio | My Jupiter 2007 Gallery | My Image Gallery Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Jupiter 29.08.2008: NEB outbreak [Re: iceman]       #2616206 - 09/01/08 02:21 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Great image Mike and fine details on the WSZ. -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. 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