Jupiter Oct 29th full GRS transit animation

[Quark (Trevor)]

Hi All,

Has been a most enjoyable time out here with Bird & Paul, looks like some good conditions coming our way later this week.

Have posted 1 RGB & 1 807nm IR data set from Oct 29th plus a link to an animation of the complete transit of the GRS. NOTE that the animation is 7.2 Mb. The animation has 8 images in it and represents close to 5 hrs of rotation.

http://www.iceinspace.com.au/uploads...-29_tba_IR.gif


Thanks for looking.
Regards
Trevor

[Clayton]

Lovely shots Trevor and great animation

[Saturn%5 (Graeme)]

Very nice work Trevor.

[Paul Haese]

Nice stuff mate. The animation is very good. I really must take a look at that software.

[naskies (Dave)]

Wow, very smooth and detailed. Was the seeing that good for the five hours, or is the IR less susceptible to poor seeing (or both)? If you don't mind me asking, how did you process the animation? Sorry for the questions!

[Kirkus (Kirk)]

That animation is wonderful! Very clean and smooth.

[Derek Klepp]

Very nice Trevor especially the animation

[brian nordstrom (As avatar)]

Well done Trevor , thats a sweet animation.
Brian.

[samilag (Giuseppe)]

Fantastic animation Trevor !!!

Spectacular 3D effects !!!!, I never seen also a 3D effect like this

Optimum work

Giuseppe

[michaellxv (Michael)]

Beautiful images and animation Trevor.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Very nice indeed. Love the animation.

[Shiraz (Ray)]

Very impressive animation Trevor. Regards Ray

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by Clayton

Lovely shots Trevor and great animation

Thanks very much Rob.

Originally Posted by Saturn%5

Very nice work Trevor.

Thanks very much Graeme.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice stuff mate. The animation is very good. I really must take a look at that software.

Thanks very much Paul, still coming to terms with WinJUPOS, it does an amazing job. Each animation gets a little easier, it really is something that you need to experiment with.

Originally Posted by naskies

Wow, very smooth and detailed. Was the seeing that good for the five hours, or is the IR less susceptible to poor seeing (or both)? If you don't mind me asking, how did you process the animation? Sorry for the questions!

Thanks very much Dave, the IR handles variations in seeing much better than RGB so provided reasonable data for the length of the animation. The animation was created in WinJUPOS by making cylindrical projection maps of each image and then wrapping them around a sphere.

Originally Posted by Kirkus

That animation is wonderful! Very clean and smooth.

Thanks very much Kirk.

Originally Posted by Derek Klepp

Very nice Trevor especially the animation

Thanks very much Derek.

Originally Posted by brian nordstrom

Well done Trevor , thats a sweet animation.
Brian.

Thanks very much Brian.

Originally Posted by samilag

Fantastic animation Trevor !!!

Spectacular 3D effects !!!!, I never seen also a 3D effect like this

Optimum work

Giuseppe

Thanks so much Giuseppe, it was a lot of work to create but I am most pleased with the result.

Originally Posted by michaellxv

Beautiful images and animation Trevor.

Thanks very much Michaell.

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

Very nice indeed. Love the animation.

Thanks very much Jeanette.