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Yet another Jupiter!

Started by Astrovale, 04/16/2005 09:07PM
Posted 04/16/2005 09:07PM | Edited 04/16/2005 09:08PM Opening Post
Hello,

I've been processing a lot lately. This is another shot coming from a previous batch of avis. The result isn't as good as I hoped. The first avi I processed and posted seemed to have been the best of the lot

However here it comes. It seems to me that colors are a bit too intense, but I have some problem with white balancing this camera. Still experimenting. And processing too.

I believe I should increase my working focal length from 7000mm to 9000mm to increase size.

Celestron 11" @ f/25
Lumenera 075 color @ 15fps
500 stacked of 1500 in Iris 4.35
gauss+unsharp mask in Iris (on the individual RGB channels)

Ciao

Luca




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Posted 04/16/2005 10:42PM | Edited 04/16/2005 10:44PM #1
Still processing. Rain forecasted until tues.-wed. :C

sama data as previous image, but different avi and 600 stacked. Pushed processing a little too much maybe, but I wanted to see how it looked. 110% of original size.

Thanks for watching.

Luca

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Posted 04/16/2005 11:54PM #2
Hi Luca,

Very nice image. I hope to get as lucky tonight with Jupiter.

Clear skies,

Ed Roach
Posted 04/17/2005 02:35AM #3
Hi Luca,


Very good image, as you said maybe just a little to much saturation, very
natural processing though, I agree that 9000mm FL would be a better FL to image at.

Thanks,

Wes Higgins
Posted 04/17/2005 04:34AM #4
Hi Luca still very worth to be seen, but on my laptop the red and blue channel are a little bit misaligned, one way I usealy try to correct this is in Registax 3 with "estimate rgb shift" it works much better as in V2, although it isn't perfect. In Iris it is also possible but Paolo sure knows
Best wishes Jan

keep sending them