My best Jupiter yet?

[matt]

I think I've captured my best Jupiter so far with the 9.25.

Went for a drive tonight to IIS member Spearo's place just outside Braidwood.

The sky's were definitely darker and I suspect offer better seeing too.

This is just the first of a number of avi's I took on the night before we were clouded out.

This has had very little work other than Registax and a little levels and colours in PS.

Plenty to see, even without GRS etc :)

[asimov]

Yep! I'd agree when you say its your best yet Matt :)

Well done:thumbsup:

Me thinks I'll have to play a little with this one in Astraimage :D that ok?

: Just a quick split & LR decon. Bit of unsharpmasking blah blah..

[Robert_T]

Very nice Matt! :thumbsup: Must be close to if not your best. Are you finding the motor focus unit you got a big help?

Sorry Asi, on my screen here I prefer Matt's original, great colour!

Cheers,

[matt]

Thanks Rob.

The motor focuser has made a big difference.

I remember some comments back when we were discussing me getting one. Those comments were along the lines that it's an unnecessary luxury blah blah

I can only speak from recent experience and results that the opposite is the case. It's made a difference IMO

I also agree with you regarding Asi's reprocessing attempt. Perhaps too heavy on the gamma?

But thanks for having a crack anyway, John.

[spearo]

Matt,
well done! This is an Awsome shot of Jupiter!
I put you rpic from 19-07-06 side by side and what a difference!
I'm definitely going to have to try my luck at planetary imageing too having seen your handywork!

frank
(outside of Braidwood but on THIS side of Canberra.. :] )