Jupiter walking on Milkyway (May 2019) (Harold Freckhaus)

Jupiter walking on Milkyway (May 2019)

EOS 5D Mark IV - EF 100 Macro L IS USM @F/4.5 - 800ISO - 35 x 30s

A voir sur le / Discover it on Worldwide Telescope

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Prises de vue datant de mai 2019: Jupiter quittant la constellation du Serpentaire (Ophiuchus) pour pénétrer dans la constellation du Sagittaire, et y rencontrer Mars et Saturne au cours de la fin du mois de mars 2020.

Nouveau traitement des images prisent l'année dernière. Nouveaux FLATS et utilisation de la dernière version de APP.

Travail sur les contrastes et teintes avec Adobe Photoshop 2020, Adobe Lightroom 2020 et DXO Photolab 2. J'ai tenté de faire ressortir tous les détails en préservant la taille et la luminosité des étoiles … Pas simple on est en plein centre de la Voie Lactée.

J'ai travaillé la colorimétrie pour que chacun ait à peu près la même vision des couleurs et de la luminosité, ceci quelque soit l'écran utilisé. J'ai fait quelques tests avec tablette, smartphone, PC, Mac … et cela semble correct … pourvu que l'écran soit calibré

Donnez-moi votre avis.

J'espère que cette vue vous plaira tout de même.

N'hésitez pas à faire des remarques.

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May 2019 subs: Jupiter leaving the constellation of Ophiuchus to enter the constellation of Sagittarius, and meet there Mars and Saturn during the end of March 2020.

New processing of subs taken last year. New FLATS and use of the latest version of APP.

Work on contrasts and hues with Adobe Photoshop 2020, Adobe Lightroom 2020 and DXO Photolab 2. I tried to bring out all the details while preserving the size and the luminosity of the stars… Not simple we are in the center of the Milky Way .

I worked on colorimetry so that everyone has roughly the same vision of colors and brightness, regardless of the screen used. I did some tests with tablet, smartphone, PC, Mac ... and it seems correct ... as long as the screen is calibrated Give me your feedback.

I hope you will still like this view.

Feel free to comment.

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RA (center)	17h55m12s.9
RA (top/left)	17h05m00s.4
RA (top/right)	18h05m21s.4
RA (bottom/right)	18h47m36s.7
RA (bottom/left)	17h46m51s.5

Dec (center)	-24°33′00″
Dec (top/left)	-21°20′50″
Dec (top/right)	-36°20′17″
Dec (bottom/right)	-26°39′52″
Dec (bottom/left)	-12°43′27″

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