JUPITER this morn May 3rd with GRS and RSJ

[Robert_T]

Hi All,

I'm on a roll two imaging sessions in one week after a year off!

Seeing was a little better this morning at around 6/10.

This is the first of a few avis... may be better to come, maybe not... I don't think I'm getting the best out of this one, it promised more in the individual channels but didn't come to pass when I combined. Ah well can't complain. At least it was clear and reasonably steady.

cheers,

Rob

[iceman (Mike)]

Wow Rob, you're really back in the game!

Excellent images!

[Bloodbean (Troy)]

Great images! Which mount did you use?

[John K]

nice going there Robert!

[matt]

Good work, Rob.

Plenty of detail and nice processing.

Originally Posted by Robert_T

it promised more in the individual channels but didn't come to pass when I combined.

Yeah. I know what you mean. Exactly the same thing happens when I RGB image. I'm still trying to work out what's going on there

My first thoughts are it's a colour balance issue. It might be a case of tweaking the channels to make sure the detail comes through clearer.

[Dennis]

Hi Rob

A nice couple of captures with heaps of details; you haven’t lost your skills eh!

I had a peek around 2:00am (chasing down some differential flexure issues between guide scope and imaging scope) but decided to give it a miss as the seeing only looked average.

You proved me wrong!

Cheers

Dennis

[Robert_T]

Thanks guys... still processing so should have some new ones to post soon. Unfortunately I think the one below is probably going to be the best if em. Looks like seeing deteriorated throughout the session... either that or temp differential crept in as there was a cold snap soon after I started (scope was out all night so well cooled to start).

Hi Blood bean - these were taken on LXD75 mount.

cheers,

Rob

[Inmykombi (Geoff)]

Great detail there Rob.

Well Done indeed.

[davidpretorius]

can it be...........surely not..........i dont believe it?????????

welcome back rob and a top joop!