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Jupiter Mass Transit

Started by Alan Friedman, 06/03/2005 03:05AM
Posted 06/03/2005 03:05AM | Edited 06/03/2005 08:13PM Opening Post
Hi all -

An image from Tuesday night - the solar system's most massive moon preparing to transit its most massive planet.

details:

10" A/P mak/cassegrain and 2x Televue Powermate.
LRGB composite - luminance compiled from 550 frames through red and green filters.
DMK 21BF04 firewire webcam and manual RGB filterwheel.
Capture at 60ms shutter/ 15 fps
Captured with AstroIIDC/ processed in Keith's Image Stacker and Adobe Photoshop in Mac OS.
seeing 5-6/10, good transparency

steady skies!
Alan

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Alan Friedman

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Posted 06/03/2005 03:40AM #1
Posted 06/03/2005 07:53AM | Edited 06/03/2005 01:05PM #2
Wonderful image Alan!! The details on your image is fantastic! But something is weird about the color. You might want to add some blue to the image. But it's still an amazing shot. The DMK looks good.

BTW, how long is your avi on each color?

Regards,

Chris
Posted 06/03/2005 10:55AM #3
Alan

Absolutely stunning image!

Bill
Posted 06/03/2005 11:37AM #4
Absolutely beautiful. Color and processing perfection.

Gary
Posted 06/03/2005 12:33PM #5
Hi Alan,

Another superb Jupiter image from you, with excellent processing as usual.

Clear skies,

Ed Roach
Posted 06/03/2005 12:35PM #6
Hi Alan,

Beautiful! image superbly processed.

Clear and Steady Skies,

Wes Higgins
Posted 06/03/2005 01:00PM #7
Superb image Ala. Just Beautiful!! Congratulatios!

Jim Phillips
Posted 06/03/2005 01:28PM #8
SWEET shot Alan!
Beautiful colors, and wonderful detail! 8)

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
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Posted 06/03/2005 04:15PM #9
Alan,

That is truly awesome! Not only is Jupiter fabulous, but Ganymede is a sharp disk with obvious detail. Congratulations!!

Paul

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