Jupiter, second atempt......

[Tony Leece]

Well, i had a go at re-collimating the newt, but didn't get any new batteries, so hand guided again.
I played around with the settings of the toucam's 'v-lounge' program and ran the resulting avi through registax versions 3 and 4 respectively.
Still not brilliant, but i am well chuffed with what i have got. Two moons and a shadow on the surface:Chessy_Smile:
Need to get some cash for a better mount :crying23:
Thanks for looking guys and again, any advice please........
Tony.........


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[Mick]

I like your colours Tony.
We don't all have the funds for high end equipment so it's good to see people push the limits with what they have, good work mate. :welldone:

[hpcoolahan]

Well done Tony,:welldone: :welldone: :thumbsupmate:
You should be chuffed , not bad at all.
Cant wait to see your result's with a new mount.
Shooting Nebulas and deepsky is easy compared to planetary work, so well done.

Patrick

[phoenix]

Welldone Tony, Very inspiring work.:thumbsupmate:




Cheers Jason :pipethinker:

[wakaleo]

They look great Tony, and I look forward to seeing more of your work.

BTW, is that a moon shadow at top left of the image?

Jim

[Tony Leece]

Thanks for the support guys:thumbsupmate: I had a bit of a tweek with photoshop and got a bit more contrast.
Thanks for looking........
Tony.........


is that a moon shadow at top left of the image?

Jim
Yes Jim, i believe it is a shadow, although i don't know which satellites they are or which one is throwing the shadow:Chessy_Smile:

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[Tony Leece]

Woops! I forgot to reduce the size of the image again after tweeking. Hope this is a little smoother (although somewhat smaller):Chessy_Smile: :Chessy_Smile:

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[Radar]

Great effort Tony. Won't be long before you are mastering this I think.

Cheers

Ray