Hello guys,
there was a seeing alert for last week end and somebody got lucky (Paolo has had 8-10 seeing conditions, so expect a wave of great stuff coming in).
Well I didn't! In my seaside town the currents from the sea spoiled everything and while others enjoyed perfect images, to me Jupiter looked as if it were painted (badly) on a black flag in strong winds :C
But I got lucky because I was out imaging on Thursday and the seeing cooperated, so I took some decent avis and this is one of the first out of the processing machine
. It was an attempt to do LRGB with Paolo, but his video turned out bad, so you must be content with an L-less LRGB
All data are on the picture. I'm still not very happy with the 7000mm focal lenght as I feel my images are a bit undersampled. The day after these images I received a Zeiss barlow that I could push to 3X, but the seeing was bead so results are a bit depressing. I will be posting them soon anyhow to know your opinions.
Thanks for looking. As usual comments and criticisms are welcome.
Ciao
Luca 8)
there was a seeing alert for last week end and somebody got lucky (Paolo has had 8-10 seeing conditions, so expect a wave of great stuff coming in).
Well I didn't! In my seaside town the currents from the sea spoiled everything and while others enjoyed perfect images, to me Jupiter looked as if it were painted (badly) on a black flag in strong winds :C
But I got lucky because I was out imaging on Thursday and the seeing cooperated, so I took some decent avis and this is one of the first out of the processing machine
All data are on the picture. I'm still not very happy with the 7000mm focal lenght as I feel my images are a bit undersampled. The day after these images I received a Zeiss barlow that I could push to 3X, but the seeing was bead so results are a bit depressing. I will be posting them soon anyhow to know your opinions.
Thanks for looking. As usual comments and criticisms are welcome.
Ciao
Luca 8)
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