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Pages: 1 flava super member Reged: 07/30/09 Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21       #5533350 - 11/22/12 03:57 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   After a week of cloudy weather I got a few hours of clear sky. I only processed two LRGB sets from about 12 so this might not be the best data. Meade LX200R 10", barlow 2x, ADC and the IDS UEye Ruby camera. With the ADC the focal/diameter ratio goes up to FD32.5 Without the ADC the F/D stays at FD28, and details pop out better. Post Extras:       Bill Friend member Reged: 02/16/12 Loc: Southern Maine Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5533539 - 11/22/12 08:44 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Stunning clarity and detail! Post Extras:       Sunspot Post Laureate Reged: 03/15/05 Loc: Surprise, AZ Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5533596 - 11/22/12 09:31 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Beautiful!! Post Extras:       martus sage Reged: 01/03/11 Loc: Czech republic Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: Sunspot]       #5533669 - 11/22/12 10:14 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   outstanding !! Post Extras:       idealistic scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 12/31/10 Loc: massachusetts Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: martus]       #5534081 - 11/22/12 03:12 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Love it. Im really impressed by all the work Ive seen in this forum so far this Jupiter season! Post Extras:       flava super member Reged: 07/30/09 Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: idealistic]       #5534150 - 11/22/12 04:12 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank you guys ! Here is a Winjupos derotation using 3 captures (LRGBLRGBLRGB). Post Extras:       Space Cowboy professor emeritus Reged: 05/30/10 Loc: Cheshire, UK Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5534252 - 11/22/12 05:42 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Super detail! Post Extras:       DesertRat Post Laureate Reged: 06/18/06 Loc: Valley of the Sun Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5534370 - 11/22/12 07:47 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Nice work Flavius! Have not tried multiple RGB combines in WinJupos, but it looks like you got it down pretty good! Glenn Post Extras:       Kokatha man Post Laureate Reged: 09/13/09 Loc: "cooker-ta man" downunda... Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: DesertRat]       #5534770 - 11/23/12 02:20 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Nice results Flavius - the compiled images really strengthened the albedo features on Ganymede..! Post Extras:       AdirondackAstro sage Reged: 06/06/11 Loc: Plattsburgh, NY Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: Kokatha man]       #5534833 - 11/23/12 03:47 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Great results on that. I'm always amazed when any amount of detail on a moon is visible. Not to mention the amazing detail on Jupiter itself. Post Extras:       sfugardi Carpal Tunnel Reged: 09/30/06 Loc: CT Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: AdirondackAstro]       #5535028 - 11/23/12 08:45 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Flava, excellent image set! Details are impressive especially on Ganymede. Thanks for posting Regards, Steve Post Extras:       flava super member Reged: 07/30/09 Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: sfugardi]       #5535942 - 11/23/12 05:49 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank you again ! Here is the last processing from the 21th of november. It is made with Winjupos derotation using 4 consecutive LRGB sets, 80s per channel. It makes about 21 minutes of film overall. The difference is not big but you get more detail compared to a single LRGB. Post Extras:       karlo scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 05/21/09 Loc: Yorkshire,UK, BLIGHTY !! Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5535950 - 11/23/12 05:53 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   oh wow ! ......and Ganymede looks superb too Post Extras:       GreatGigInTheSky sage Reged: 02/06/11 Loc: Santa Clara, California Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: karlo]       #5536243 - 11/23/12 08:51 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Extremely impressive results for 10" aperture. Makes me think a mono cam may be in my future. Congratulations! Post Extras:       flava super member Reged: 07/30/09 Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: GreatGigInTheSky]       #5536606 - 11/24/12 02:49 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thank you! Here is an animation of 8 LRGB captures. http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e245/fisac/Astro/jupiter_20121121_animategi... Post Extras:       Hillbrad scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 12/03/08 Loc: Nashville, Tennessee Re: Jupiter and Ganymede 2012/11/21 [Re: flava]       #5538197 - 11/25/12 02:02 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Very nice all around Flavius! Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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