Jupiter : Complete transit of Io and the GRS !
Taken by Sylvain Weiller on April 20, 2017 @ Jerusalem, Israel
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This animation spans on an exceptionally long time at least for me ... About 5 hours for more than 100 GB of videos ! Technical data : - Location : Jerusalem, Israel (Lat +31° 43', Alt 800 m) - Date / Time : From 22h55 to 04h02 UTC+3 - Weather : clear sky, good seeing (until Jupiter going to set !) in dry air. - Optics : Meade 10" Classic + Antares 1.6x 2" Barlow (FL 4000mm). - Camera : Color RGB, ZWO ASI 224MC - Jupiter : Diameter=43.98" Magnitude=-2.45 Resolution=0.2" - Captures : FireCapture v2.5 Autorun session with 30s capture then 60 s wait, etc ... Frames captured per movie : 2000 (kept for stack 90%) File type=SER ROI=680x390 FPS (avg.)=66 Shutter=15.00ms Gain=241 (40%) - Processing : AS!3 (Autostakkert!3) RegiStax5 (alignment with CG with 521x512 square), saving as registered movie (LAGS) VirtualDub (HSV adjust (saturation), rotate2, contrast 125%) Gif conversion : PIPP (Note : I had to use the strongest lossy compression and reduce size by more than 10% to post here ! A much less compressed version asap on my site http://sweiller.free.fr)
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Please click on animation for better quality !
Posted by sweiller 2017-04-23 17:30:23
Thank you for sharing all your information. Bravo!
Posted by Philip Smith 2017-04-23 19:09:22
Excellent!
Posted by shiram 2017-04-24 07:46:00
Thanks for comments !
News !
Transit Astromovie can now be viewed in original high quality (GIF, LAGS, MOV, XVID) on my site :
http://sweiller.free.fr/
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Posted by sweiller 2017-04-24 15:49:47
it looks 3d
Posted by amplelight 2017-04-24 20:31:40
well done! the alignment between frames is spot on! Its also a great example of the difference in seeing conditions over the videos length. Really nicely done.
Posted by blinky316 2017-04-24 23:40:48
 
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