Jupiter with animated moons, 25 May

[Tulloch (Andrew)]

Hi there, I captured Jupiter a few mornings ago, and was lucky enough to get Ganymede emerging from Jupiter's shadow as it approached the planet. Seeing was variable as you can probably tell from the animation, but cleared up just in time.

One of these images is an animated gif, hopefully it comes across ok. Unfortunately file size restrictions mean it's smaller than I hoped.

Images taken with Celestron Evolution C9.25 with TV 2.5x PowerMate, ASI224MC, 3 minute videos with various settings depending upon seeing, stacked in AS!3, sharpened in Registax, finished in Photoshop, animated gif create using PIPP.

Andrew

[Outcast (Carlton)]

Nice shots, uber cool GIF...

Cheers

[Scorpius51 (John)]

That is really nice. Well done!

[multiweb (Marc)]

That is so cool...

[Quopaz (Nick)]

Very nice and sharp. Moons everywhere, shadow, red spot right in the middle! What sort of mount do you use?

[Tulloch (Andrew)]

Thanks all, it came out pretty well I think

Originally Posted by Quopaz

Very nice and sharp. Moons everywhere, shadow, red spot right in the middle! What sort of mount do you use?

It's a Celestron Evolution mount, with a 9.25" SCT installed on the lightweight tripod. Seems to hold it OK, just not as stable as it possibly could be.

Andrew

[batema (Mark)]

Great work.

Mark

[5ash (Philip)]

Hi Andrew , More beautiful captures with the 9.25”. Well done , looks like the scopes living up to your expectations. Hope to see many more of your images through it.
regards philip

[Retrograde (Pete)]

Very cool animation. Well done!

[RichardJ (Richard)]

Beautiful images and animation. Love the detail.

RichardJ.

[big-blue]

Nice animation.
The single image shows detail emerging on Ganymede as well.
great capture.

[Saturnine (Jeff)]

Certainly is a lovely animation, love watching the dance of the moons. Thanks for posting it for "us".

[Tulloch (Andrew)]

Thanks all, as I may have mentioned before, I normally post on the CN website, but sometimes I add some of the better ones on IIS.

https://www.cloudynights.com/gallery...06923-tulloch/

Andrew