Jupiter images

[Paul Haese]

Have not posted here for some time, but thought you guys would appreciate some of these images of Jupiter taken through out last year. May 10 images are the best of the season for me.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/Jupiter.html) to go to the site

Comments welcome.

[browndog]

:eyepop: WOW - what a fantastic collection of images.

Thank you for sharing.:thumbsup:

[cookie8]

Awesome! The 10May Io transit series is unbelievable:2thumbs:
Simply the best

[Matty P]

Beautiful images Paul and a very nice website as well.

Great work. :thumbsup:

[mabsj2]

really cool. love the site design too..

[AlexN]

Paul.. You know what I think of your images... Eye candy to the max! :)

[Virgs]

That 10 May transit is the best I have seen for 2008 by far, incredible detail.

[prokyon]

Hi Paul,

incredible pics, so many details. Woderful!

[Lester]

Hi Paul and welcome to IIS, nice images. Bit of an understatement Top class images mate.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks for the lovely comments. I have spent the last two years trying to hone out any problems with my setup. I have got some of them sorted but I feel there are still a few more that need working on. Jupiter will only be with us for another year or two and then it will be too far north for 4-5 years. So it is important to strike while the iron is hot.

Thanks for looking.

[erick]

Yep, that transit of Io is superb! Well done, Paul! :thumbsup:

[bird]

Fantastic set of images Paul, among the best you'll find anywhere.

cheers, Bird

[Quark]

Simply stunning images Paul.
It is amazing what amateurs are producing these days, your images are world class. It is great to see Australian amateurs at the forefront in astro imaging.

Regards
Trevor

[Jen]

:eyepop::eyepop: wow those pics are awsome Paul :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: nice site too another to add to my favs :D

[Paul Haese]

Thank you for your comments people.

Trevor looking back 5 years ago really shows how much the international planetary imaging scene has changed. All of the prominent Australian imagers have improved on their skills and the equipment they carry in that time. All of us continue to hunt for that elusive image and that piece of equipment that is going to give you that extra sharp detail.

Personally I reckon an 18"SCT would be high on my hunt down list, perhaps something like an f7 or f8. The impact of which would most likely improve my images still. Don't get me wrong the C14 is a fine instrument and there are many more imaging runs with it yet. Just always thinking of how I can make my images better.

Thanks so much Anthony for this high praise. You being the best in my opinion in Australia; I take this as a huge compliment. Thanks to your advice and research my images have gone from fairly ordinary 4 years ago to what they are today. I could not have gone this far without our long telephone conversations.

Jen, I hope you take a good look around the site. I am always trying to create another image to go in it somewhere, or put up another piece of information. So I hope that people use it as a source of information and perhaps look at the pretty pictures.

Once again thanks all for the kind words. Hoping to start some planetary imaging again for this season real soon.

[netwolf]

Awesome pics, details just leap out at you. Definitely amongst the worlds best images.

[Sedna]

Awesome shots. Can't get enough from this details.