Mars on September 5, 2018 (UV-IR Cut Filter) (JDJ)

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Mars on September 5, 2018 (UV-IR Cut Filter)

Mars imaged through Baader UV-IR cut filter on September 5, 2018 under good seeing. Composite of 4 images de-rotated and combined in WinJUPOS.

Imaged with a C8 Evo, custom Siebert 2x barlow, ZWO ADC, Baader UV-IR cut filter, and ZWO ASI224MC. Imaging train was configured to give ~F/25. Image capture using Firecapture (Gain = 275, 5ms exposure, ~150 FPS). Stacking in AutoStakkert3 (best 20% of ~45,000 frames per 300 second capture, 1.5x drizzled). Wavelet sharpening in Registax 6. Image de-rotation and combining in WinJUPOS 10.3.10. Final sharpening and stretch in Registax 6.

FireCapture v2.5 Settings

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Observer=JDJ

Scope=Celestron Nextstar Evolution 8

Camera=ZWO ASI224MC

Filter=UV-IRCut

Profile=Mars

Diameter=20.14"

Magnitude=-2.00

CM=93.5° (during mid of capture)

FocalLength=4700mm (F/23)

Resolution=0.16"

Filename=2018-09-05-0136_2-J-UV-IRCut.avi

Date=2018_09_05

Start=013347.951

Mid=013617.956

End=013847.961

Start(UT)=013347.951

Mid(UT)=013617.956

End(UT)=013847.961

Duration=300.010s

Date_format=yyyy_MM_dd

Time_format=HHmmss

LT=UT -5h

Frames captured=44920

File type=AVI

Extended AVI mode=true

Compressed AVI=false

Binning=no

ROI=280x278

ROI(Offset)=0x0

FPS (avg.)=149

Shutter=5.000ms

Gain=275 (45%)

Brightness=1

HighSpeed=on

WBlue=95

USBTraffic=100

Gamma=50

AutoHisto=75 (off)

HardwareBin=off

SoftwareGain=10 (off)

AutoExposure=off

WRed=52

Histogramm(min)=0

Histogramm(max)=132

Histogramm=51%

Noise(avg.deviation)=n/a

Limit=300 Seconds

Sensor temperature=35.0 °C

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