Jupiter animation Dec2

[Shiraz]

Used WINJUPOS to animate some fairly good red channel data from Dec2 (overprocessed for more contrast as a mono signal and with Io transit brushed out). Link is to 5.9MB file - can take a while to load and some have found it to be a bit jerky on older PCs. Thanks for looking. Regards Ray
http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af78/Shirazimages/astroimages/testaa.gif

[Rigel003]

That's just stunning, Ray. So much sharp detail right to the poles. Seeing must have been pretty special.

[von Tom]

That is amazing Ray, such great detail!

Tom

[Lester]

Amazing view Ray, the detail and sharpness is more appealing to me than most of the colour images I have seen this year.

Thanks for the view.

[DavidU]

superb !

[Clayton]

Lovely work Ray :thumbsup:
Does winJUPOS struggle with the satellite transits :question: (that is what I have heard)

[Troy]

Excellent animation Ray. :)

[Shiraz]

thanks Graeme - seeing was pretty consistent for over an hour that night, but only in the red channel....

Hi Tom. Thanks

Thanks Lester - poor G and B channels have generally messed up RGB images this year - agree that mono looks nice.

Thanks Dave.

Hi Rob - WINJUPOS assumes that everything is on the surface so moons and moon shadows in the limbs end up as elongated smudges when the software swings them round towards the CM. I manually brushed out Io on this set. otherwise, it works brilliantly.

Thanks a lot Troy.

Regards Ray

[Quark]

Don't know how I missed this Ray, a very impressive result indeed, love the way you handled the seams.

A top effort.
Regards
Trevor

[Shiraz]

Thanks Trevor. I did not understand what you meant with your reference to the "seams", so ran the link from my second computer. The animation runs "smooth as" on my I7 laptop with dedicated graphics card, but horizontal RAM boundaries show up and it slows down after a bit on my machine with shared video memory - I assume these are the seams you refer to.
Apologies to you and anyone else who has had this problem - maybe I will just stick to single images from now on. Regards Ray

[Clayton]

I think Trevor is referring to the seams between the images that make up this animation Ray. They are often very obvious on winJUPOS animations, but not so on yours

[Kevnool]

Brilliant work Ray.
Runs smooooth here.

Cheers

[Shiraz]

Thanks Rob.

Thanks Kev - appreciated.

Regards Ray