[Dennis]

Originally Posted by Rocket Boy

Dennis it's mesmerising.
It's one of the most amazing pieces of work I've seen.
Unbelievable dedication.

Congratulations.

Thanks Rocket! A good mount and a set of software tools written by amateur astronomers for amateur astronomers made the task more bearable during my times of low motivation!
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by Robby

Wow that's really cool... Nice and smooth animation too! Well done.
How long did it take you to process all those! Be worth sending that to APOD I reckon.
Cheers

Thanks Robby! At the time, the capture of the 132+ AVI's seemed quite arduous, but that paled into insignificance compared to the 4 days of AVI processing afterwards!
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by middy

Oooh la la! C'est magnifique!!

Merci beaucoups Andrew!
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by Robert_T

Dennis, this is IT!, the one and most amazing piece of planetary imagery I've ever seen. The fineness of detail you've retained is amazing and it looks very natural and smooth in the animation. I doubt anything better or more comprehensive from a single night’s effort exists anywhere.

Knowing how long it takes to do around 20 avis, I'm staggered at the scale of effort this must have required.

you can now retire

cheers,

Thanks Robert! Your nice words mean a lot to me, as I really admire your work and have learned a lot from you and the other Jupiter guys on IIS.
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by ving

OMG!
you are so close to a full rotation!!!
great work!

Thanks David! Hmm, I reckon halfway there, 5 hours out of 10 ain't too bad!
Cheers
Dennis

Originally Posted by JohnH

I sure can't post my miserable little effort now....JohnH exits left (back to dso's )....brilliant result after much hard work.

Thanks John! Go for it mate - posting my miserable efforts helped me improve; it's all part of the apprenticeship and they're a bunch of helpful people on IIS.
Cheers
Dennis