Here's the ToUcam efforts from the other night. The results are still quite good I feel, though comparing the DMK results to these, I do think the DMK definitely has the edge in resolution, detail and less noise/grain.
The large image was the combination of 5x powermate + 75mm extension tube. The smaller image is the 5x powermate alone.
The large image was captured at 10fps for 2 minutes, the smaller image at 5fps for 2 minutes.
The DMK is easy to use right now cause it's just mono. So it's no more difficult than the ToUcam. It will get more difficult when the filterwheel is introduced into the equation.
In fact the ToUcam images take longer now, because of the extra processing they need in R/G/B splitting. The mono images just goes through registax, then some LR deconvolution in AstraImage, and final contrast/curves/USM adjust in photoshop.
Those are excellent Jupiter images Mike. It is inspiring to see how you have made such tremendous progress with your skills and techniques, as well as making such a significant contribution to the amateur and professional community with your Jupiter images. Even more so, given your relatively low end equipment.
Your enthusiasm and dedication is quite extraordinary, I hope they continue to serve you well and that you get the recognition you deserve.
Expect using the Toucam seems like a cake-walk after using the DMK?
