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jusher02
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I didn't have much time to work on my initial image of Jupiter with a Callisto transit on October 31 as our new baby was only 3 days old. Now I've had a few extra minutes, I've managed to extract a bit more detail from the source AVIs, including resolving Callisto as (a bit) more than just a solid black disk. It's amazing how dark Callisto is when transiting Jupiter - my first thought was that I caught the shadow, but it's the actual satellite that is showing.
Jonathan
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Bird
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Nice image :-)
cheers, Bird
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RedIrocZ-28
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Looks a little "blown out" in the center on my monitor. Otherwise its an absolutly splendid image, fantastic detail and albedo features on Callisto!
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