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New Image: Jupiter 11/17/2023

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This was taken back in November 2023 a day or so after I got the AVX. It was taken with my old Skyris 132C planetary camera.

Will the new ASI585 really give better results? At the time this image was taken I had no idea about the 5x rule, and I was not taking RIO video captures. Both of which I now realize are pretty important to successful planetary imaging.

As far as I can tell the ASI585 may take RIO Jupiter videos in excess of 150fps. If the videos really are captured at 150fps, that's got to help. In any event this image may be the last planetary image with my old Skyris 132C.

Telescope: Celestron 8SE / AVX CGEM mount
Camera: Celestron Skyris 132C with Tele Vue 2.5x barlow
Image source: 5x1500 frame AVI videos (15% used)
De-rotated with Winjupos
Date: 11/17/2023

Apparent Diameter = Planet: 49.00 arc-seconds

ImageJupiter 11/17/2023 by Greg Cisko, on Flickr
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Outstanding image Greg!!!!!
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nice catch , thx .
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Nice indeed Greg, Best of luck with the 585 indeed!
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