[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

A good night and love the 3rd RGB with the 2 red spots and the 3rd IR is wonderful in fact all the IR's show so much detail especially around the poles. Have you ever been tempted to use the IR instead of the red channel, I suppose red is always more detailed and smoother? I hate those stubborn con trails that move longways or not at all!

John.

Thanks very much John, there are 3 red spots in these images, oval BA, the GRS and the LRS in the NNTrZ. Yep, love the IR images but I would never use IR with R or substitute IR for R with Jupiter. My images are used for scientific evaluation and the RGB is a true representaion of the planet, with a synthetic G or R the image might look esthetically better but it is not a true representaion of the planet. There is a program that is used by the professionals that can create false colour from a FIT file but that is mainly used with deep sky images to highlight particular regions within the image. Love seeing contrails that just stay there, means I am in for a bonza night of imaging.

Originally Posted by mswhin63

Fantastic detail Trevor, great to see.

Thanks very much Malcolm.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice mate. I took a look early on and thought the seeing was not that good visually, then the cloud marched in. Hoping for these conditions tonight and tomorrow night.

Goes to show how 700km can make a huge difference.

Thanks very much Paul, I think our geopraphic locations make for considerable differences on a day to day basis, the previous night you made an excellent image but up here the seeing was hopeless. I hope you get good conditions over the weekend and look forward to seeing what you do with it.

Originally Posted by michaellxv

Fabulous stuff Trevor. Hope you get some more conditions like that.

Thanks very much Michaell, so do I.

Originally Posted by Matt Wastell

Stunning! Fantastic work - your best stuff I reckon!

Thanks very much Matt, yep, the excitment levels in my observatory were exceedingly high this night.

Originally Posted by multiweb

As said previously terrific stuff Trevor. Some of your best fo sure.

Thanks very much Marc, appreciate your comment.