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Originally Posted by Frontieroptics
Really nice images, sharp with detail on the Moon, excellent!
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Thanks Daniel, nice to hear from you!
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Originally Posted by Quark
Nice job Mike,
Looks great, the regions of differing albedo on Ganymede are a highlight. Obviously the seeing improved over the duration of these captures.
Whats going on in the animation in the gap between Jupiter and Ganymede, did you do a separate RGB alignment just for Ganymede, as there seems to be a vertical edge in there?
Hopefully this is the start of a period of better seeing for Jupiter.
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Regards
Trevor
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Thanks Trevor.
Regarding the gap - yes, I align on Ganymede in a separate run through Registax and then recombine with the Jupiter image in Photoshop. The vertical edge must be where I didn't set the background levels to 0 in all frames!
I'll see if I can fix it up.
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Originally Posted by bird
Bring on more good seeing!
I don't know how you do this and then go off to work... I head back upstairs for a couple of hours sleep after finishing before crawling back down to my desk...
cheers, Bird
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I don't know either, it's catching up on me this afternoon. 2 mornings in a row of getting up at 3:30am and then heading off to work after imaging Jupiter. And it's predicted to be clear all week!
This is about the time when I start wishing for it to get cloudy
If the seeing continues to improve, i'll deal with it
Cheers guys.