Very nice Trevor. For what its worth, I'm viewing this on a new ASUS laptop that I've just finished callibrating. its taken ages, but yours is the first Jupiter image I've looked at where I haven't said -"OMG check out the colours on that!"
Very nice images yet again Trevor. I thought I was in for a top night on that date, but the humidity was very high causing Jupiter to boil. Just out of interest, do you know what the humidity was at your place? Thanks.
Very nice Trevor. For what its worth, I'm viewing this on a new ASUS laptop that I've just finished calibrating. its taken ages, but yours is the first Jupiter image I've looked at where I haven't said -"OMG check out the colours on that!"
Hi John, have been putting in considerable time on a dedicated monitor for my processing of late. I purchased an ASUS VH232T LCD monitor, have found it impossible to calibrate, the colours look very exaggerated and gaudy and on this particular model there is no way to change the aspect ratio. Being a 23" wide screen, my Jupiter images look so oblate it is not funny. I suppose I should have done more homework on the subject as this ASUS monitor is useless for my purpose.
Following on from the ASUS I have gone back to a CRT monitor that I can calibrate. So on your new calibrated Laptop how do my CRT calibrated images come up?
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Very nice images yet again Trevor. I thought I was in for a top night on that date, but the humidity was very high causing Jupiter to boil. Just out of interest, do you know what the humidity was at your place? Thanks.
Thanks very much Lester, just had a look at the current humidity and it is at 23%, on the night I captured this data it was probably around 10 to 15% which is pretty typical for out these parts.
Hi John, have been putting in considerable time on a dedicated monitor for my processing of late. I purchased an ASUS VH232T LCD monitor, have found it impossible to calibrate, the colours look very exaggerated and gaudy and on this particular model there is no way to change the aspect ratio. Being a 23" wide screen, my Jupiter images look so oblate it is not funny. I suppose I should have done more homework on the subject as this ASUS monitor is useless for my purpose.
Following on from the ASUS I have gone back to a CRT monitor that I can calibrate. So on your new calibrated Laptop how do my CRT calibrated images come up?
That is bad luck on the ASUS monitor. I was a bit worried about the new laptop in this respect as well but after a few online google searches, decided to risk it. No aspect ratio problems thankfully.
Your images look perfect Trevor. If anything, they could all do with a slight gamma drop, but that could be either your callibration, or mine..
Thanks Mike, that was the one that I prefered also. A bit strange really as that was the first data set of a 2 hr 20 min session and Jup was at 53 degrees alt. Later when it was just over 61 degrees my data was not quite as good.
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That is bad luck on the ASUS monitor. I was a bit worried about the new laptop in this respect as well but after a few online google searches, decided to risk it. No aspect ratio problems thankfully.
Your images look perfect Trevor. If anything, they could all do with a slight gamma drop, but that could be either your callibration, or mine..
Thanks for that John, often wonder how my images look on other peoples screens. Looking at the variety of colour in images that get posted on various forums there must be considerable differences in the calibration, or lack there off, with monitors in general.
Thanks for the info on your humidity Trevor, this year it has rarely been below 70%, and I am sure that is adding to the fuzzy Jupiter images I have been seeing. Looks like we need dry/drought conditions to get good seeing down here.
