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Old 09-10-2020, 09:02 PM
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Jupiter time lapse video

I have finally finished last night's Jupiter time lapse video. Taken over a period of 2.5 hours. There are 50 frames, each 2.5 minutes long with a 30 second gap between. Each frame is a stack of 15,800 roughly sub frames. Total number of frames would be around 790,000. 250gb of data worth.

10" Newtonian at F16, Svbony SV305 camera, NEQ6 Pro modified.
Captured in Sharpcap, stacked in AS!3, levels / colour etc in PS, animation in PIPP.

Astrobin for animation ---> https://astrob.in/siws9s/0/
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Old 09-10-2020, 09:55 PM
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Awesome animation, that is certainly an epic effort to gather and process that much data.
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awesome work kevin - really well done
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Thanks Jeff and Russell. Keeps me off the streets.
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Wow, I wasn't expecting that.

Excellent animation at an impressive image scale with quite wonderful detail and well processed.

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Thanks Dennis. It's a lot of work, but rewarding.
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Old 11-10-2020, 10:39 AM
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Grand effort Kevin, that’s worth every bit of time and energy- a real treat to view. I’m keen to show this to my young nephew of 13 years of age- he is taking a very keen interest in astronomy and this will certainly get the young mind hooked. Thanks for showing.

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Very Very, VERY impressive.

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Very cool.
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