Jupiter 360° animation

[Nebulium]

Hello :)

We're happy to show you here :

http://thetys.dyndns.org/neb/jwplayer/Map5Jup0jwE.html

a full rotation of Jupiter, from october 2011 observation campaign by Jean-Luc Dauvergne and team with 1 m telescope at Pic du Midi in France.

[mikeash]

Wow thats fantastic !

[RichardJ]

Superb!
Congratulations on a wonderful animation.

RichardJ

[SkyViking]

Beautiful!

[Saturn%5]

Fantastic

[Dennis]

Wow – it is alive! What an astonishing animation! I love the 3D effect. With this animation, you really feel that you are watching Jupiter as if you were poised above the surface, which adds a dept to the image, rather than watching features in 2D just moving from left to right.:)

Thanks for this wonderful animation!!:thumbsup:

Cheers

Dennis

[Quark]

An absolutely stunning piece of work Jean-Luc, thanks so much sharing.

Beautiful.
Regards
Trevor

[StephenM]

Excellent animation! The details are amazing. Great work!

Cheers,
Stephen

[iceman]

I'd love to watch it, but the media player crashed my computer and gave me a BSOD!

[naskies]

That's amazing! Do you have any animations of Jovian moon transits?

Mike, there's a link to a couple of Vimeo versions on the page that Jean referred to which might work...? The Vimeo version is smoother on my computer. (Hope you don't mind me posting this, Jean.)

http://vimeo.com/31747706
http://vimeo.com/31170870

The second one has a soundtrack, time lapse footage, etc. Very beautiful work.

[Poita]

Try this link
http://vimeo.com/31170870

Oops somewhat redundant now!

[Troy]

Good animation Jean, I also like the processing :D

Troy

[Clayton]

Great animation Jean :eyepop:
I'm selling all my gear ;):lol:

[Nebulium]

Many thanks to all : Mikeash, Richard, Rolf, Graeme, Dennis, Trevor,Stephen, Dave, Peter, Troy, Rob, for your appreciations :)

=> Mike, sorry, I believe you were alone to meet this problem with blue screen, perhaps some JAVA uncompatibility.
I'm currently using the JW player :
http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-flv-player/
which I find the easiest and most efficient for embedding videos in html pages.
Perhaps you could download this classical xvid, filesize is 12 MB and bitrate is twice H264 AVC
http://thetys.dyndns.org/neb/jwplayer/Map_xvid.avi

=> Dave, no problem about Vimeo link , it is the work of a team.

[Shiraz]

that really is exceptional - thanks for posting. Regards Ray

[iceman]

The vimeos work fine. I don't know why JW Player fails for me on your page - it usually works fine. Nevermind I was able to view them.

And they are incredible work. What camera did you use?

[iceman]

Also just a hint, it would've been great if you attached a still from the video (showing the GRS or similar) to your post as well. That way I could've used this as IOTW :)

[batema]

Stunning.

[p1taylor]

That is really somethin.

peter

[Nebulium]

Many thanks Ray, Batema, Peter, Mike :)

Mike, this video is a sub-product of the mission described here:

http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/4855669/page/1/view/collapsed/sb/5/o/all/fpart/1

More things in french forum Astrosurf, if you need of.

The camera is a Basler Scout camera with the ICX285 inside

Here is a still pic with GTR :

http://thetys.dyndns.org/neb/jwplayer/J4.png

It's one from the five pics used to built the movie with Winjupos

[Nebulium]

Hello

I'm happy to infom you that this film is on APOD :

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap111206.html

[Troy]

Congrats on the APOD.
Very impressive stuff Jean :eyepop::eyepop::eyepop: