Still playing with Jupiter and settings
Jun 8, 2018 12:08:02 #
I shot this a few nights ago with my usual setup of Celestron C8 and CGEM mount.
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
Jun 8, 2018 13:44:57 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I shot this a few nights ago with my usual setup of Celestron C8 and CGEM mount.
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I wonder what it would do if you used the 80% as a luminance layer for the 10% color?
Jun 9, 2018 13:26:31 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I shot this a few nights ago with my usual setup of Celestron C8 and CGEM mount.
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I'd gladly take either Jupiter!
I'm actually going to try shooting Jupiter again over the next week from a holiday spot far from the Rockies... We'll see how it goes!?
bwa
Jun 9, 2018 14:50:14 #
Europa wrote:
I wonder what it would do if you used the 80% as a luminance layer for the 10% color?
Sorry I don’t speak Geek 🤓
I have not tried to do or find how to do that yet.
Your welcome to see how well you can muck them up if you want.
Jim
Jun 9, 2018 14:51:12 #
bwana wrote:
I'd gladly take either Jupiter!
I'm actually going to try shooting Jupiter again over the next week from a holiday spot far from the Rockies... We'll see how it goes!?
bwa
I'm actually going to try shooting Jupiter again over the next week from a holiday spot far from the Rockies... We'll see how it goes!?
bwa
Thank you Brian.
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you.
Look forward to seeing your results.
Jim
Jun 11, 2018 17:38:06 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I shot this a few nights ago with my usual setup of Celestron C8 and CGEM mount.
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
I imaged with the Celestron 236C CMOS at 640 X 480 and shutter speed of 1/125 seconds.
I ran a 2 minute video capture at 120 FPS and stacked 80% of 12,400 frames.
Registax6 for the wavelet clean up and Photoshop to adjust white balance and saturation.
The second shot is the same video but I only used 10% to stack.
More detail with the 80% but less junk in the 20%...
Jim
Nicely done Jim.
Craig
Jun 13, 2018 00:06:31 #
CraigFair wrote:
Nicely done Jim.
Craig
Craig
Thank you very much Craig.
Hope to see some of your new moon shots. Are you going to the hill?
How’s the Mrs doing? Give her my regards please.
Jim
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