Jupiter 18th Oct.

[asimov]

Pretty well jetted out but I had a 3 min opportunity to capture one AVI during a lull.

3X barlow & reduced in size.

C11/DBK

[mswhin63]

Lovely detail and especially the colour, well done.

[Clayton]

One worth waiting for.

[iceman]

That's nice John, well done.

[asimov]

Thanks guys. Here's another, with Callisto in the shot later.

Roll on better seeing.

[mswhin63]

Great shot/colour lovely detail on the moon as well.

[Paul Haese]

Your seeing was better than mine John. Nice detail in both images.

[firstlight]

Very nice... Too much work to set up every night for me, especially as work interferes :sadeyes:.

I mentioned to the missus that I could use more aperture... All I got was a long, hard look. Run out of brownie points I guess :shrug:.

Tony

[Quark]

Looking good John, nice result.

Regards
Trevor

[DavidU]

Very nice result.

[astronobob]

Great result John, Good colours & Callisto detail is fab

[michaellxv]

Good stuff John. Callisto looks great.

[midnight]

Lovelly as usual John. There are many Jupiter posts but this one with Callisto to me has a nice perpsective about it.

Would you recommend the DBK for this type of work? I'm keen to get my hands on a good CCD after spending some time on the 40D liveview stacking.

Cheers,
Darrin...

[luigi]

Very sharp, and the color is really great. Excellent processing!

[lcd1080]

It looks like you captured Red Jr. in the upper right corner of the image; the GRS must be just out of view. Now that the GRS and Red Jr. are diverging I believe that's the first time I've seen that (if I'm correct in my interpretation).

Peter

[asimov]

Thanks guys.

Darrin: Yes, the DBK is a nice little camera. I'd recommend the DBK as the cheapest, mid range camera.

Peter, the GRS & red jr. have already passed one another without 'incident' but you are correct, that is jr. coming around the corner.