Volcano on Mars North Pole

[Clayton]

:P OK it's just real bad colour balance.
Not a great result but better than I expected with the rubbish seeing :mad2:
In one avi R6 selected only 12 frames from 10800 at 95% or better quality:rofl: and the average was around 60 frames:screwy::help:Not really sure why I bothered:shrug:

[lepton3]

Well, it's a result. And you do have some surface detail, so not a total loss. Last session I did of Mars all I got was a brown blob and a polar cap.

Looks like we're back to the rubbish seeing. Tonight is very wooly, don't know what tomorrow morning will be like.

But we keep trying.

[Clayton]

Thanks :)
And good luck in the morning:thumbsup:
I have a BIG day so no early rising for me:lol:

[Shiraz]

pretty good detail Rob. what do you think the polar colour is due to - saturation, IR leakage? Regards Ray

[Clayton]

Not sure Ray. The only thing that has changed since last time is the camera, and I had no problems with the pole colour then:question:
If the seeing improves:rolleyes: I will try some different configurations.
The histo was a bit full with the Red clipping during processing, although the polar area wasn't clipped (as it's not so Red I guess )
Amazing how each planet is so different. I had a go at Saturn as well the same morning, but it was real rubbish due to the seeing:sadeyes: So not posting that one :rofl:

[DJVege]

lol. I had MUCH LESS detail on my first imaging attempt and I was over the moon. :)

Keep it up!

[Clayton]

:thanx: DJ
If it had been my first attempt I would have been stoked :lol:
The seeing was so bad that I was surprised I got any detail at all.

[Troy]

Good one Rob :thumbsup:

[Clayton]

Thanks Troy