Saturn 18th April - lovely seeing

[asimov]

Someone is definitely on my side. Only a couple of nights ago I was whining how I haven't clapped eyes on any Fab seeing since early febuary & low & behold, it turned up tonight. The seeing was incredible most of the time & I was just glued to the live feed drooling, & kneeling on concrete for hours (which I'll pay for the next few days:help: ) When you can see a perfect CD all the way round, with the planet through the CD & crepe ring, each globe band clearly as well as storms in the live feed, you're onto a bloody winner :eyepop: GO QUEENSLAND!

This image doesn't do the AVI I have in front of me justice, but I'll try again tomorrow. 7 more AVI's to go, as well as Mono L R G & B data.

C11/DBK618 @ F22 + 180% resize.

[jjjnettie]

It was beautiful out there tonight.
I'm glad it was the same for you too. :)
A lovely Saturn.
You need a yoga mat to kneel on. Save your knees. :)

[iceman]

Wow, stunning!

Beautiful image John!

[Shiraz]

Top image Asi - excellent. regards ray

[prokyon]

Wow, what a stunner! Details and colours are great!

[cybereye]

Asi,

What can I say, fantastic!!

That's it, I'm moving to where the clouds aren't!

Well done,
Mario

[Quark]

In a word, Beautiful!!!!!!!

Regards
Trevor

[StephenM]

Very nice John!

Cheers,
Stephen

[lepton3]

Great image John. Fantastic detail.

-Ivan

[asimov]

Thanks all, appreciate your comments. Especially you Trevor; it's not often we see any !!!!!! from you:D So I'll take that as a huge compliment mate!!!!!:)

:thumbsup:

[asimov]

Did a quick mono DMK run but not for RGB final image purposes. I wanted to pick up any storm details but unfortunately they were out of rotation ATT.

[h0ughy]

man thats fan -b - tastic

[asimov]

Thanks David.

One more with the 3 moons present at the time. Enceladus Rhea & Tethys.

[asimov]

And another one. Show's over I reckon for this lot. Another night of imaging coming up tonight, touch wood!

[bird]

excellent images Asi!

cheers, Bird

[Paul Haese]

Nice Johnno. I had a night like that a month ago now, but it was worth being out there. Well done on the images.

[Quark]

Thats the go Asi, last night the CMIII of the NNTrZ spot (Approx CMIII 311) was at the CM very early, 8:39 PM CST. It is worth imaging within an 90 min's either side of crossing the CM and it is most prominent in the R channel and in better seeing the G channels as well. If it brightens as many of these SED's related spots have in the past then it will come up in all channels.

Regards
Trevor

[Clayton]

Absolute rippers John:thumbsup::thumbsup: