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Old 15-May-2008, 01:44 AM
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Thumbs up Jupiter in excellent seeing - 9th May UT

Hi all

Here's another two images from an excellent session on the 9th May UT, when the seeing was excellent across most of Australia.

However I had very poor transparency at my location, with a very thick fog cutting my histogram to shreds - I had to image at 15fps and even then the histogram was less than 50% full.

The images are just over an hour apart. The second image was taken in slightly better seeing, but transparency was even less at that time so the image is noisier as I had less frames to work with.

Taken with my 12" newt and DMK21AU04. North is up.

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http://www.iceinspace.com.au/mygalle...e.php?pos=-699
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/mygalle...e.php?pos=-700

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We have similar transparency problems in the SE US during late summer/early fall when seeing is typically at its best. Luckily, with good seeing, you can stand a longer exposure, as these photos demonstrate. Nice shots.

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hi Mike,

congrats on that excellent seeing!
it is really a pity, transparency played this naughty trick on you!
still, the results are extremly good!
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Wow, great Jupiter images. It feels like you are right there.
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Both are great images Mike, even under not so great conditions. Welldone my friend
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