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Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all) Freddy WILLEMS Postmaster Reged: 11/13/05 Loc: Hawaii, Honolulu Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: MvZ]       #5624789 - 01/15/13 04:50 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Wow Emil, that look overkill, no ? You really have to go that crazy with AP's ? Post Extras:       MvZ Pooh-Bah Reged: 04/03/07 Loc: The Netherlands Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: Freddy WILLEMS]       #5624969 - 01/15/13 06:58 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   No, doesn't look overkill or crazy to me. I found this works pretty well most of the time. I actually always use a scheme like this on Jupiter, and know of several others who use a similar scheme. Sometimes with smaller APs, sometimes with less and larger APs (noise blue channels). Sometimes I even add some extra small APs over shadows of a moon or on a moon itself , but I'm always sure that the feature is stable enough to handle that. But most of the time something like this works well. Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: MvZ]       #5625537 - 01/16/13 01:04 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   HI,Emil. I know how to avoid this align problem just as you pointed. I say that because when I face this problem then mean I cant get a nice result from them. I found for a pic,for example, if size 100 AP will give best detail,when I use 100 cause problem(like this I post,usually only part of edge show problem),I will ignore them. AS2 work quite well.I use it chose best video and later stack.Of course,if it can make a precise stack from bad seeing video,that not bad. If you still want to get this video,I will send to you.I just got your post before I del it. unfortunately,the file large as usually. Post Extras:       MvZ Pooh-Bah Reged: 04/03/07 Loc: The Netherlands Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5625665 - 01/16/13 05:45 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Ok, I understand. I have send you a PM with details regarding the video. Post Extras:       CanaryMax member Reged: 07/11/08 Loc: Gran Canaria, Spain Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: MvZ]       #5625969 - 01/16/13 10:45 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hello: Magnificent images with excellent detail. Regards Maximo Post Extras:       ZuoZhao super member Reged: 10/16/12 Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5626017 - 01/16/13 11:15 AM Attachment (16 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi all! here is the last one. shawdow left Jupiter. Post Extras:       Tassydevil professor emeritus Reged: 08/17/11 Loc: Tasmania, Australia Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: ZuoZhao]       #5626562 - 01/16/13 04:42 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Very nice work. Post Extras:       astrovienna Pooh-Bah Reged: 12/04/06 Loc: The NoVa White Zone Re: Jupiter 20130105 in SHENZHEN GRS&IO [Re: MvZ]       #5626574 - 01/16/13 04:53 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: I found this works pretty well most of the time. I actually always use a scheme like this on Jupiter, and know of several others who use a similar scheme. Sometimes with smaller APs, sometimes with less and larger APs (noise blue channels). Sometimes I even add some extra small APs over shadows of a moon or on a moon itself , but I'm always sure that the feature is stable enough to handle that. This number of APs seems reasonable to me. In fact I was using ~75 APs until recently when Steve and Glenn pointed out that a smaller number might work better. In my testing 30 APs was never any worse than 75, and in above average seeing 30 was very slightly better. Not much, but if you looked close you could see the difference. So considering that it runs faster to boot, I'll be sticking with ~30 for Jupiter. Kevin Post Extras:       Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all)

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