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Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
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Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
I got my gear all set up to record the Mars occultation on Wednesday night. It doesn't look like that is going to happen, because of weather, but I did want to get the finder and the focus position dialed in. So I played with Jupiter a bit.
This is the best 10% of 5000 frames, with a C-11 atf/ 10 and an ASI120MC. Captured in SharpCap and processes in Autostakkert!
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
Very nice! Well done! Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
Very nice capture Kathy, fingers crossed for Wednesday's weather 
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
nice take , thx .
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
A very nice image Kathy.
I'm conflicted about setting up for the occultation. If I set up early so I'm prepared then I will definitely get weathered out. If, on the other hand, I do no prep then I stand a good chance of seeing the event even though I won't be in a position to record it - but at least I'll see it.
What to do, what to do?
My weather picture for Wednesday evening. 93% cloud cover and a 40% chance of snow - not looking good..
I'm conflicted about setting up for the occultation. If I set up early so I'm prepared then I will definitely get weathered out. If, on the other hand, I do no prep then I stand a good chance of seeing the event even though I won't be in a position to record it - but at least I'll see it.
What to do, what to do?
My weather picture for Wednesday evening. 93% cloud cover and a 40% chance of snow - not looking good..

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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
When I read the title about going to the dark side I thought you had bought a refractor!
Nice image though
Nice image though

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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
Whoa, that would be really dark!Lady Fraktor wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 7:31 am When I read the title about going to the dark side I thought you had bought a refractor!
Nice image though![]()


Thanks!

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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
That's really good Kathy. I'm hoping to catch Mars here visually in addition to Jupiter. Also may try to image a bit. So far my efforts with the ASI 120 have been failures to laughable. Need more practice.
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
Well done capture, Kathy! Some great planetary viewing of late!!
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Re: Kathy goes over to the dark side - Jupiter
Hi Kathy. A very nice Jupiter image from you here. You captured the equatorial belts nicely as well as the GRS . Thanks for sharing this fine capture with us on here Kathy and welcome to the dark side. 

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