Jupiter with GRS

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aleetk
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Jupiter with GRS

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Had a go at imaging Jupiter again last night and this time round I got it with the GRS visible but image still not good enough. Got to retake.



Telescope: Stellarvue SV110ED
Mount: Vixen SXD
Camera: ASI120MC
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ivan
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Re: Jupiter with GRS

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Looking good, Alex! Lots of details on the fella :D
Just a casual stargazer
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mymoon
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Re: Jupiter with GRS

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aleetk wrote:Had a go at imaging Jupiter again last night and this time round I got it with the GRS visible but image still not good enough. Got to retake.



Telescope: Stellarvue SV110ED
Mount: Vixen SXD
Camera: ASI120MC
great camera this ZWO. The camera for planets.

Still stuck with Canon 550D video crop.

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GRS and shadow of Io.

miss the three moon shadows on Jupiter.


Time to upgrade the camera.

BTW 6th Feb Jupiter will be the closes to Earth. Pray for clear skies.
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beginner
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Re: Jupiter with GRS

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Alex,

Nice shot. However a little too grainy.
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