Jupiter + Io 5th Nov. 2012

[asimov (John)]

Seeing wasn't very good so I experimented with my camera settings. This one with 60% gamma rather than 100% but had to stretch the levels to get the final bright enough. Took a heap more with my standard gamma setting & this particular image just blasted them out of the water on all accounts, including detail..Very interesting

C11/DBK618

Animation > http://i599.photobucket.com/albums/t...1352071242.gif

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Another great image!

[Ric]

A great looking image.

I really enjoyed the animation, well done.

[Quark (Trevor)]

Nice result Asi & great animation, reckon in this field of imaging in particular, fine tuning of capture regimes for different conditions along with processing is just one continuous R & D project for determining what works & what doesn't and where gains can be made.

Regards
Trevor

[prokyon (Werner Probst)]

Great result!

[lepton3 (Ivan)]

Great image and animation Asimov. You're always going to get a useful result when you can see Io in front of the cloud tops.

-Ivan

[asimov (John)]

Thanks all. Some nice seeing would be appreciated now..

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Glad you found a new setting! Super image!

[Shark Bait (Stu)]

Thanks for sharing your images. The animation is very effective.

[asimov (John)]

Cheers Matt & Stu. Yes Matt, gotta love it when 'another planet imaging secret' is excavated from trial & error, lol.

[Shiraz (Ray)]

Excellent result Asi and great animation. regards ray

[big_dav_2001 (Davin)]

Yetanother great image.. good work mate!!

Davin

[asimov (John)]

Thanks Ray, Davin! Spitting chips tonight 'cause it's nice seeing with thin cloud cover that doesn't usually happen in my area..GRRRRR!