Jupiter 23rd July

[asimov]

First capture at 7:20 (acst) with seeing about 4-5/10 2x barlow 1 ext. tube.

I didn't capture the second one until 7:50 (2x barlow 2 ext. tubes) due to the seeing falling away to a 1/10.

C9.25/900nc

[Hammerman]

Simply beautiful! :thumbsup:

[Rigel003]

Both are fantastic images, Asi. Good image scale and a wealth of detail. Well done! We only had clouds over here at that time.

[RAJAH235]

Ahhh asi9.25", you've certainly got that little one humming along nicely.:thumbsup: Nice pics. :D L.

[Harpspitfire]

man- talk about a super image!! i seen some great images- but these just look so 'Real'!!

[iceman]

Love the first shot, and LOVE the new colours you're using. Very earthy browns. Great stuff!

2 of these! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[hevelsky]

Great images :thumbsup: and very nice color ;)
good job Asimov :)

[Lester]

Asimov you are the man when it comes to Joops,:whistle:

With the seeing conditions we were confronted with last night, these are amazing, especially the first one. :eyepop: It really shows that you have a keen eye when it comes to detail, and have the processing skills to draw it out.:painting:

[acropolite]

Very nice work ASI, I'm wondering what's going to happen when your old mate disappears below the horizon....:whistle:

[asimov]

You'll find out all in good time Phil;)

Thanks guys. Just lucky with these captures...gotta be there when the seeing turns favorable thats all. I have 14 other AVI's that I've already previewed & deleted.

Edit: Before someone states 'the GRS doesn't move that far in 35 mins Asi ya drip!?' Yup, I got the time created info mixed up there somewhere he-hee! :doh: :D

[matt]

Good work John

The second one looks a little blurry, no doubt from the deteriorated seeing conditions.

I'll resist the temptation to do a little reprocessing in AstraImage. Both look OK for colour:thumbsup: