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A quick and dirty run through Registax.
Here's Jupiter from 11pm this evening.
It was a bit windy early on but settled down a bit.
I think we got slightly better seeing tonight here in Canberra. Stars still twinkling a bit though. Perhaps 4-5/10.
Transparency 4/10, with high humidity and plenty of thin high cloud.
But for a quick run through Regi I'm quite happy. No GRS or Red JR, but hey... I'm just stoked to be imaging again after such shocking weather lately.
Io is also a crisp little disc.:)
davidpretorius
06-05-2006, 12:28 AM
that looks great, had a few runs then, looks ok down here too. may even have a hunt for that comet
davidpretorius
06-05-2006, 01:57 AM
sorry a few avis runs. fog is playing havoc, gain is up way high!!
Dennis
06-05-2006, 07:21 AM
Hi Matt
That is an excellent capture with heaps of detail. The image data looks very rich and you have avoided the dreaded onion rings - well done.
Once I got to the quality of image you produced above, the next two steps that teased that extra bit of sharpness was using Striker’s JMI ex-motofocus and having spells of seeing so good that during avi capture, I could see the white spots more or less continuously, steady and in real time on the notebook display. In fact, I often focus on these white spots, which gives an indication that the avi will produce a good final image.
If you are still using the OEM focuser on the C9.25, I take my hat of to you!
Cheers
Dennis
PS - I originally thought David meant the trots.......
davidpretorius
06-05-2006, 08:47 AM
actually i had the trots earlier in the week, and thought i was over them, but enjoyed a crowny last night with lisa's visiting brother and they came back.
so yes, i performed both sets of run!
asimov
06-05-2006, 11:05 AM
Good one Matt!:thumbsup:
Looks slightly over processed to me...but that could be because I'm not used to seeing images on an LCD monitor..:shrug:
Thanks guys.
Yeah. Quite happy with this one. It does tend to suggest things are coming together a little more.
When I get time for a more thorough process I'll see if I can take a little of the "heat" out of the saturation.
Dennis - yes, we're still using the manual stock focuser which came with the 9.25. What does 'OEM' stand for, by the way?
I'm already weighing up the various pros and cons of a number of electric SCT motor focusers and expect to place an order fairly soon.
As for the seeing? I plan on making some sort of ritualistic sacrifice to the weather Gods .... also fairly soon!!!!!:lol::lol:
Asi.
I've just done another quick run using softer wavelets and a quick reference frame.
How's this?
Now gonna have a crack at aviraw separate rgb and astraimage decon and recombine.
Here we goooooooooooooo!!!!:lol:
And here's one with a little rgb split and AstraImage process action we've just completed.
What do you think. This one better? Or the prior post with just the wavelets backed off a tad?
PS - Has anyone figured out how to recombine the stacked RGB images without the histostretch that automatically applies when you convert to greyscale in AstraImage????
Cheers
asimov
06-05-2006, 02:25 PM
Hmmmmmmm.....The one prior to this with waveletts backed off looks better at full size, but your last one posted looks better as a thumbnail.
Can't please everyone 100% of the time, they all look pretty good Matt given the conditions! :)
Not trying to please everyone Asi.
Just trying to get feedack on processing options. Still coming to grips with rgb, astraimage etc etc
Anyone else wish to comment/ offer suggestions or even have a crack at reprocessing any of my images?:thumbsup:
Dennis
06-05-2006, 03:20 PM
Hi Matt
OEM = "Original Equipment Manufacturer" meaning as it came from them, without any modifications or accessories. Sorry for that, it's a term much used in the aerospace and electronics industries.
Cheers
Dennis
Roger that Dennis. Over and out:P
Robert_T
06-05-2006, 04:21 PM
Hey Matt, nice one:thumbsup: Looks like you made the most of those conditions, sharp, heaps of detail and as you say, IO a nice crisp little disk.
Well done matee...:)
Dennis
06-05-2006, 04:26 PM
Wicked sense of humour there Matt.....really wicked; fell off my chair laughing!
Cheers
Dennis, still :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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