Hey Stuart! That's a nice result! I'm afraid though I think part of the reason for the softness is that you captured for too long.
90s should be your maximum capture length for Jupiter, and at 5fps that only gives you 450 frames. To get 2000 frames you've captured for way longer and the stacking will blur some of the features due to the rotation of the planet.
I'm sure the other part of the softness is due to the low altitude that Joop would've been before midnight. Still, a nice result! Well done.
I did a quick split, LR deconvolution (3@1.1) and recombine, it generally helps restore the correct colour balance. It obviously introduced some nasty artifacts because the image was already comperssed, but you get the idea
Hope you don't mind.
} so far this year so I feel abit inadequate sharing these examples 
Found by upping the brightness levels first and then adjusting the other controls {through K3ccdtools} im getting better results then I did with the ToUcam during the mars opposition. The images are pretty soft , the 3 AVIs were recorded before midnight on the 27th so Jupiter was relatively low , each consisted of 2000 frames 5fps and hmmm damn I was dog tired and didn't note other settings 
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