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Old 27-05-2016, 05:03 PM
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Jupiter, Ganymede, Spot and shadow

Great viewing of Jupiter on 20th May - Ganymede and shadow, Io disappearing, and I'm reasonably convinced that the bright spot on Ganymede's lower right is a perfect location match for the bright rayed crater Osiris. About as much detail as I've caught on the Red Spot too.

Each image is a stack of 2300 frames, 200mm f/5 Newtonian at f/30, ASI185MC camera, stacked and processed in Firecapture, PIPP, Registax and Photoshop. R,G and B channels stacked separately and recombined (doesn't always produce good results, but this time it really helped). Seeing was excellent for the first frame.
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Old 27-05-2016, 08:03 PM
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Very nice images and you even captured details on Ganymede
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Old 27-05-2016, 08:20 PM
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Nice one Andy great to get albedo features in an 8"!
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Old 28-05-2016, 10:09 AM
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Andy,
thanks for sharing those impressive captures. the shadow is huge, i particularly enjoy the wider field pics with moons, 'cos that is what i see, tho not as much detail as you have!

Last night 27th i enjoyed watching almost the same events, including GRS, only slightly varied positions 7 days later.

thanks again, L
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Old 28-05-2016, 03:06 PM
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Thats really decent detail, Andy, how do you find FireCapture for stacking, do or have you used AuttoStakkert, seems to be the go recently ? Just wondering mate
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Old 29-05-2016, 12:15 AM
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Thanks Bob, Ørnulf, Dunk and Lindon!
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Thats really decent detail, Andy, how do you find FireCapture for stacking, do or have you used AuttoStakkert, seems to be the go recently ? Just wondering mate
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Bob, I use Firecapture for collecting the videos as *.ser files - I think it's a brilliant package. For my 600x600 pixel Mars frames, it'll do 100fps, and you can pick elongated crops like this one for Jupiter (~60fps). I put the .ser file through PIPP to select the best frames and centre them (with an offset of 250 pixels here to keep Ganymede). Then it's Registax 6 for me. I've tried Autostakkert a few times, and never quite got the results I wanted - not as sharp as I've done with Registax. Which is surely down to something I'm not quite doing right, and I've not spent the time to learn where I went wrong! Maybe one day I'll learn, but not yet
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Thanks Bob, Ørnulf, Dunk and Lindon!
Bob, I use Firecapture for collecting the videos as *.ser files - I think it's a brilliant package. For my 600x600 pixel Mars frames, it'll do 100fps, and you can pick elongated crops like this one for Jupiter (~60fps). I put the .ser file through PIPP to select the best frames and centre them (with an offset of 250 pixels here to keep Ganymede). Then it's Registax 6 for me. I've tried Autostakkert a few times, and never quite got the results I wanted - not as sharp as I've done with Registax. Which is surely down to something I'm not quite doing right, and I've not spent the time to learn where I went wrong! Maybe one day I'll learn, but not yet
Sounds good and as long as it works Andy !
It's much the same here to a degree !
Although, I kinda find (quite easily) and learn what doesN't work play with what works and find more that doesn't work :thumbsup
Eventually gather a system and practice !
Its remembering the system after a period of time, like months, where have forgotten half of it
Good for me to keep Tutes close by !
Interesting some progs work for some planets and/or peeps better than others, but then not so good at other times ?
I just keep at it here & there - something will eventually click & drop into place...
Thanx for your feedback & interesting rundown
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