Jupiter on September 22,2022 , second image (Georges)

Jupiter on September 22,2022 , second image

Bonjour

Voici enfin ma deuxième image de Jupiter provenant de mes captures avec la caméra monochrome le 22 septembre dernier .Image procéssée avec les conseils de mon ami Niall McNeill..

Comme pour la première image , caractéristiques des vidéos pour celle-ci:
8 vidéos de 120s avec le filtre de Luminance, chacune à 100/120 FPS.(environ 14000 images au total pour chaque vidéos)
6 vidéos de 120s avec les filtres RVB(2 de chaque) à 100 FPS.(environ 12000 images au total pour chaque vidéos)

Je vous poste aussi une image de luminance tirée d'Autostakkert (image B), une de Registax (image C) et une de Winjupos (image D)

Pas de Drizzle

Enfin , j'aimerai encore une fois remercier mon ami Niall qui m'a vraiment beaucoup aider sur ces process d'images ..

Comme d'habitude ,n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer vos remarques et commentaires !! ...
A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures
Georges

Hi
Here is finally my second image of Jupiter from my captures with the monochrome camera on September 22nd. Image processed with the advice of my friend Niall McNeill..

As for the first picture, video features for this one:
8 videos of 120s with the Luminance filter, each at 100/120 FPS. (about 14000 images in total for each video)
6 videos of 120s with RGB filters (2 of each) at 100 FPS. (about 12000 images in total for each video)

I also post a luminance image taken from Autostakkert (image C), one from Registax (image D) and one from Winjupos (image E).

no Drizzle

Finally, I would like once again to thank my friend Niall who really helped me a lot on these image processes..

As usual, do not hesitate to send me your remarks and comments!!
See you soon for new adventures
Georges

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B

Title: image from Autostakkert

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C

Title: image form Registax

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D

Title: image from Winjupos

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