Jupiter - 2022-09-22 - Two Hours Rotation Time-Lapse (Steve Ludwig)

Contains: Solar system body or event

Jupiter - 2022-09-22 - Two Hours Rotation Time-Lapse

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Equipment

Bresser Messier 10" Dobson (f/5)
Skywatcher EQ6-R
Explore Scientific 3x focal extender -> 3810 mm focal length
ZWO ASI 290MC + ZWO UV-IR cut filter
ZWO Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector (ADC) Mark II

Acquisition in Firecapture 2.7 (same for each video)

16 Videos with 28976 frames each (best 50% used from each video --> 14488 frames)
shutter speed 6.2 ms
gain 264
160 fps

Processed in AutoStakkert! 3 (same for each video)

best 50%
normalize Stack (100%)
RGB align
no drizzle

Processed in Pixinsight (same for each video)

background neutralization
color calibration
a trous wavelet transform
saved as jpg

Processed in PIPP

16 frames used
speed set to 5 fps
video starts with "wrong" rotation from east to west followed by correct rotation from west to east (to make sure that sharpest frame is the thumbnail picture)
30 frames in total due to the repetition mentioned above
exported as *.gif

Processed in DAIN-App (Revision C)

imported *.gif from last step
interpolated frames from 5 fps to 20 fps
exported as *.gif

Original
Final
C

C

Description: This is almost the same video as before but here I used the software DAIN-App to interpolate additional frames, which gives a much smoother animation.

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