Fairly high-res Venus transit

[stephenb (Stephen)]

All of the above. Thanks for posting and hats off to you

[Jen]

wow wow yeah what everyone else said stunning image

[Peter Ward]

Sometimes you need to go away for a time.... and look long and hard at the data when you get back.

Returning with a fresh approach, this hi-res view of the transit has lost its over-processed sharpening, I think there is now some serious detail in this re-pro image.

Hope you enjoy it.

The link same as before

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

congratulations Peter - a great result for the ages

Ta mate... sometimes things work as planned

Originally Posted by RobF

Speechless.....
(really good speechless, that is.....!)

Yep..I tend to have experiences like that when I look at Martin P's deep sky images !

Originally Posted by stephenb

All of the above. Thanks for posting and hats off to you

Thanks indeed

Originally Posted by Jen

wow wow yeah what everyone else said stunning image

Ta. I really like how the re-pro turned out.

The spickules now have a nice graded/subtle look to them...as they should when you look at much higher-res professional data.

Unfortunately, it will take me a week to process a full disk mosaic using the same technique.... hence that won't be going into this year's CWAS/Malins

[Paul Haese]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Sometimes you need to go away for a time.... and look long and hard at the data when you get back.

Returning with a fresh approach, this hi-res view of the transit has lost its over-processed sharpening, I think there is now some serious detail in this re-pro image.

Hope you enjoy it.

The link same as before

Yeah that is better. First one looked a little too harsh. This one looks as I would have thought it should look.