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Jupiter 200705_Jupiter28th2
A second image from the 28th May 2007 of the planet Jupiter. This image shows a little more sharpness than the first, and looks like it has more potential if I had the processing patients/skill.
Taken at F/10 on my SCT and from a total video length of about 1600 frames.
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Jupiter 200705_Jupiter28th1
A quick snap of Jupiter taken at F/10 on my scope. Cloud rolled in soon after the video was recorded for this image, so that was all for the night.
The processing was pretty basic and limited, just a quick stack in RegiStax on full auto mode. A little sharpenning in the wavelet filter, followed by a slight tweak of the levels in PhotoShop.
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Jupiter (3 views)
3 views of Jupiter from three different processing and attempts using the Olympus hand held to the eyepiece. Each image is a single non-stacked image.
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Jupiter (QuickCam)
Jupiter taken with my Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000. This is a stacked image, combined in Registax and enhanced using Registax wavelet filter and PhotoShop.
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Jupiter with moons
Jupiter with some of it's moons.
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Jupiter Occultation 2005, 1
The first of 4 showing the progress. Conditions were very poor with cloud covering most of the event. 1 out of every 2000 frames was good enough to use.
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Jupiter Occultation 2005, 2
The second of 4 showing the progress. Conditions were very poor with cloud covering most of the event. 1 out of every 2000 frames was good enough to use.
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Jupiter Occultation 2005, 3
The third of 4 showing the progress. Conditions were very poor with cloud covering most of the event. 1 out of every 2000 frames was good enough to use.
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Jupiter Occultation 2005, 4
The third of 4 showing the progress. Conditions were very poor with cloud covering most of the event. 1 out of every 2000 frames was good enough to use.
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Jupiter Occultation 2005, Conditions
The conditions on the night of the Occultation of Jupiter by The Moon were so bad I felt they warranted a photograph. From this you can hopefully understand why I only used about 5 frames out of every 2000 captured using the webcam, and why the resulting images are such poor quality
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Jupiter and Beehive
Jupiter and the Beehive cluster of stars. In March 2004 Jupiter passed very close to the Beehive cluster, presenting quite a nice photo opportunity. You can see Jupiter and some of it's moons in this shot with M44.
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The Milky Way rising with Jupiter
This photograph shows the Milky Way rising, and Jupiter just below it also rising.
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Jupiter and Pleiades
Jupiter and Pleiades framed by trees.
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