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Processing Challenge

Started by agonggo, 06/29/2006 01:09PM
Posted 06/29/2006 01:09PM | Edited 06/29/2006 01:10PM Opening Post
Hi Guys,

I just uploaded a set of image of Jupiter. I applied some wavelets on these images. I was wondering how you guys would process these images.

These are individual RGB images and save on 16bit tiff. I did not to any histo stretch but you can adjust levels on this.

You can get the image set at:

http://astro.christone.net/jupiter062106.zip


Regards,
Chris
Posted 06/29/2006 09:23PM #1
Hi Chris, thanks for sharing those exelent images, and I'm pleased with it, that we play with your (raw) frames.
Here my processing from your RGB Image.

ps hope that I ever get some seeing !

Kindly regards Richard Bosman
Enschede Netherland
http://www.astrofotografie.nl/


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Posted 06/30/2006 02:11PM | Edited 07/10/2006 06:30PM #2
Hi Chris, it was a beatifull option you gave to us, for me, since I can't capture lately, a challenge to practice some new processing steps, hope you and others like it
best Jan

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Posted 07/01/2006 04:46PM #3
Hi Chris,

Thanks for giving us a chance to process this wonderful data. grin Here is my contribution.

Thanks,
Ed Roach

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Posted 07/09/2006 07:18PM #4
Hi -

Just returned from a vacation in New Hampshire with my family, a 4" telescope, no camera and no internet! Lots of great images to look through here from the past two weeks.

I couldn't resist throwing my .02 into this challenge - thanks for sharing these lovely files, Chris.

best,
Alan

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Posted 08/01/2006 02:40AM #5
Hi Cris,

Thanks for the challenge! I left the image the same scale, adjusted wavelets slightly in Registax, and finished with some minor level adjustment.

Clear Skies,

Andrew

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