Jupiter August 31st

[Quark (Trevor)]

Hi All,

Imaged Jupiter this morning in quite reasonable seeing for the alt.
Imaged at alt's from 33 to 36 degrees, have posted 1 R, RGB & 742nm IR data set. Have also posted animations of 6 R channel images, 4 RGB's & 4 742nm IR images. Considering the seeing and the level of detail I have no doubt the Flea3 GigE will do very well in good seeing.

Thanks for looking.
Regards
Trevor

[Dennis]

Hmm, some very tasty images and animations Trevor, leaves one drooling for more. You have captured a lot of quite exceptional detail with an overall excellent image quality for such a low altitude – top work!

Cheers

Dennis

[Derek Klepp]

Thanks Trevor like the Sun its an ever changing environment if you can call it that.

[Shiraz (Ray)]

very nice results Trevor. good to see you back on line. Looks like quite consistent seeing - and about time too I guess. regards Ray

[lepton3 (Ivan)]

Great images Trevor. That's a really nice long R animation. Lots to see there.

-Ivan

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Very nice!

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by Derek Klepp

Thanks Trevor like the Sun its an ever changing environment if you can call it that.

Thanks Derek, yes, a most dynamic environment indeed.

Originally Posted by Dennis

Hmm, some very tasty images and animations Trevor, leaves one drooling for more. You have captured a lot of quite exceptional detail with an overall excellent image quality for such a low altitude – top work!

Cheers

Dennis

Thanks Dennis, next year Jup will be even lower so I suppose we have to get use to making the most of every opportunity.

Originally Posted by Shiraz

very nice results Trevor. good to see you back on line. Looks like quite consistent seeing - and about time too I guess. regards Ray

Thanks Ray, yes, it was pretty consistent, for a change.

Originally Posted by lepton3

Great images Trevor. That's a really nice long R animation. Lots to see there.

-Ivan

Thanks Ivan, always enjoy putting together animations, problem of late has been finding a large enough window of opportunity to get enough presentable data.

Originally Posted by Larryp

Very nice!

Thanks Larry