Jupiter color IMG, Amager CPH DK (Niels V. Christensen)

Jupiter color IMG, Amager CPH DK

Edit: Please also check out images revision "B", "C", "D" & "E", thanks.
Frames taken during outside/obs temperatures, that was below zero, uff.
It was a very cold night in the bright moon light.
The SER stack from Firecapture was derotated in WinJupos before AS3x64 was used.
FireCapture v2.7.09 Settings
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Observer=NVC
Location=AmagerCPH DK
Scope=16" SCT LX200ACF F10
Camera=ZWO ASI662MC
Filter=UV-IRcut, astronomik
Profile=Jupiter
Diameter=48.37"
Magnitude=-2.84
CMI=34.0° CMII=5.2° CMIII=48.9° (during mid of capture)
FocalLength=4000mm (F/17)
Resolution=0.15"
Filename=2023-11-25-2112_6-U-UV-IRcut-Jup.ser
Date=251123
Start=221204.581
Mid=221236.160
End=221307.739
Start(UT)=211204.581
Mid(UT)=211236.160
End(UT)=211307.739
Duration=63.158s
Frames captured=5000
FPS (avg.)=79
File type=SER
Binning=1x1
Bit depth=12bit
Data=RAW
Debayer(Preview)=yes
ROI=720x642
ROI(Offset)=704x200
Shutter=11.58ms
Gain=220 (36%)
Histogramm(min)=221
Histogramm(max)=2615
Histogramm=63%
Limit=5000 Frames
Sensor temperature=8.6°C

Final
Original
B
C
D
E

B

Description: Some more images from the same night, taken in the bright moon light :-)

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C

Description: Raw data from 25 nov-2023. A winjupos derotated color image. Consist of 15 single Jupiter color images. Each of these consists of 1000 frames recorded in firecapture. AS3 used as aligment, quality sorting & stacking tool. Best 16% frames used in each of the 15 stacks. Registax & photoshop used before the 15 single images was measured in winjupos. Timestamp info are read by winjupos in firecapture *.txt files. Output files from winjupos measurement was 15 *.ims files. Jupiter rotation time span covered in the shown image was 6 min.

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D

Description: Just another SER stack SW processed. Raw data was taken same evening/night as the other shown Jupiter images.

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E

Description: One more from same evening/night :-)

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