Saturn, Jupiter and Saturn this month. Good seeing

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Here in Perth seeing been steady through out July. Both images taken from my backyard C14 HD and ASi290MM.

[DavidU (Dave)]

Very sharp ! well done

[Atmos (Colin)]

Really well done! Great colour and fine details in Jupiter!

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Originally Posted by DavidU

Very sharp ! well done

Thanks, seeing in WA has been good this month.

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Originally Posted by Atmos

Really well done! Great colour and fine details in Jupiter!

Thanks, I have a permanent set up which helps..

[Saturnine (Jeff)]

Lovely captures, lots of detail and rich colours, nice to hear someone is getting good seeing conditions, which shows well in your images. Aperture and good seeing are the main criteria for planetary work goes without saying I guess.

[Dennis]

Really nice images Luke.

Cheers

Dennis

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Originally Posted by Saturnine

Lovely captures, lots of detail and rich colours, nice to hear someone is getting good seeing conditions, which shows well in your images. Aperture and good seeing are the main criteria for planetary work goes without saying I guess.

Thanks here the Jupiter is enhanced with IR640 pass filter, colour of planet is slightly off but detail are increased. Perth has always known for its clear nights, just finding the ones without the wind.

[RichardJ (Richard)]

The image of Jupiter is one I dream about getting.
Well done.

RichardJ

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Originally Posted by RichardJ

The image of Jupiter is one I dream about getting.
Well done.

RichardJ

Thanks Richard. I think much better resolution can be achieved using a mono camera. More controls of filters, no need for ADC etc.

[bigjoe (JOSEPH)]

Nice.. I get that salmon colour visually in Saturn with my CPC 925 more so than my big Apo or Maks. which are Yellower/Olive/ brown Bands...
Well done

Bigjoe.

[Retrograde (Pete)]

Very nice - great detail.

[Solar (Ralph Smith)]

Very nice result.
BTW how come Jupiter is upside down?

[Canopus777 (Luke)]

Originally Posted by Solar

Very nice result.
BTW how come Jupiter is upside down?

Thanks. Its not upside down this is viewed from Down Under.