Feb 10th Jupiter

[jjjnettie]

I think I managed to get a little more detail in these pics than last time.
This time I used the 20mm ep with the barlow.

[asimov]

Excellent stuff JJJ!! Really good details present.

Are these hand-held once again? If so double excellent stuff!

[davidpretorius]

well done, more colour this time as well!
did you unsharp mask these?, they look slightly scratchy if you know what i mean?? not sure of the technical term. the seeing looks to have been very good again

[Robby]

Some very nice work there! Especially considering it sounds like your using EP projection!.. Well done.

[Robert_T]

Very nice detail once again jjjnettie! :)

be great to see you post a pic of your setup and how you do this EP projection thingy sometime too

cheers,

[[1ponders]]

Wow Jeanette. What camera are you using? Is that the little one you had at Ron's the other month?

Man you dobbers like a challenge :thumbsup:

Never say can't!

[Wombat_In_Space]

Another great bunch of images from you jjjnettie, keep'em comming. :cool:

[jjjnettie]

The grain is due to overprocessing. I really wanted to bring out as much detail as I could.
I reprocessed one avi today using an online registax tutorial, and followed up with Harry's Filters in Irfanview. This is the result. A bit softer with less grain.
Best to view this one a couple of feet back from the monitor. LOLOL

[RB]

Great job Jeanette, well done and the image scale is beaut too.
:thumbsup:

[davidpretorius]

for my eye and lcd laptop, that is better, i much prefer this one.

it is always hard, are we trying to produce an image that provides scientific information to resolve as much as possible, or try and see what our eye sees, whilst standing at a distance.

[ving]

you must be a doctor!!!
these are hand held right? :)

well done :D

[Robert_T]

jjjnettie, I'm with DP, definitely prefer this one, the detail might not be as hard, but it's still there and more natural like the view through the eyepiece... not that I've looked through one for a while ;)