Jupiter on 05.01.2013

[universe24 (William Chin)]

Would like to share with you all two Jupiter images taken using two different camera.

File name: "Drizzle15_23-40-47-531_20130106_RGB"
Taken using QHY5L-II-M + TV 4x Powermate + 150mm f/8 Newt.
AS 1.5x drizzle.

File name: "Drizzle15_22-32-8-718_20130105"
Taken using QHY5L-II-C + TV 4x Powermate + 150mm f/8 Newt.
AS 1.5x drizzle.

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Nice, William!

[Scorpius51 (John)]

Well done William! You must have had incredibly good conditions to get that level of detail with a 150mm @ f/32.

[universe24 (William Chin)]

Thanks Laurie & John.

The weather condition quite good. Seeing just normal. Not extremely stable. But is good enough to get some nice shots.

[prokyon (Werner Probst)]

Very nice, especially the 2nd one with the shadow of the moon close to the GRS.

Cheers

Werner

[Clayton]

Very nice William
Do you have any other details like frame rate, length of capture, how full the Histogram was, how many frames were stacked, seeing conditions etc
Sorry I know it's a lot to ask, and it's certainly not required
It's more about us being a nosy lot

[asimov (John)]

Nice work William!

[universe24 (William Chin)]

Originally Posted by Clayton

Very nice William
Do you have any other details like frame rate, length of capture, how full the Histogram was, how many frames were stacked, seeing conditions etc
Sorry I know it's a lot to ask, and it's certainly not required
It's more about us being a nosy lot

For the 1st image, it is RGB combination image.
Each color channel with duration of capture at 30s.
Frame rate should be 15-20 fps.
I judge the brightness of Jupiter by my eye. Not looking at the histogram.
About 500 frames stacked.

The 2nd image was taken using color camera.
Frame rate is 15-20 fps too. Duration of capture...I didn't remember.
About 300 frames stacked.

Seeing is 3/5

[Clayton]

Thanks William