Primo Giove / First Jupiter (almost) (sedo_5)

Primo Giove / First Jupiter (almost)

Non è proprio il mio primo Giove, ma forse il primo che riesce a piacermi! Ho effettuato la ripresa con una Mz-5m, camera monocromatica conosciuta più che altro come autoguida (anche io la uso per questo scopo); volevo semplicemente testarla in alta risoluzione. L'acquisizione è stata effettuata con QGvideo (il suo software dedicato) e successivamente elaborata in Registax e PScs2.

C'è qualcosa che ancora non mi convince di questa camera e del suo software di ripresa...comunque il risultato sembra sufficiente.

Dati tecnici all'interno.

PS: siete invitati a taggare i vari dettagli riconoscibili (visto che non ne so molto)!

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This is not my very first Jupiter, i tried it already with other configurations but didn't like that.

I took this image with a monocromatic Magzero Mz-5m (aka QHY5), camera used for auto-guiding my telescope. I just wanted to know its possibilities with hi-res...there's still something i don't like and understand about this camera, but anyway the result is quite comforting. Acquisition with its dedicated software QGvideo.

Technical data inside.

PS: you're warmely invited to tag any known zone on the picture (i don't know quite anything about that)!

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