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Post by mmillwar on Jul 16, 2018 9:06:11 GMT 10
- just placed the three frames into a *.gif - don't know if they will work on this board - but can readily see the disc of Io moveing toward Jupiter - North is at the top.
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Post by geoff on Jul 16, 2018 13:18:27 GMT 10
I didn't realize that gif's could be posted on the site. Great little mini video.
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Post by mmillwar on Jul 16, 2018 14:29:45 GMT 10
- only three frames Geoff - goes to show as you said the other night how fast Jupiter does rotate and how critical timing is - anything over a few minutes will start to smear the image and I doubt any post processing will fix!! btw- I took my scope out of the car on Sunday afternoon thinking that the main mirror would have dried on the trip home (had the car heater up high to deliberately dry the equipment) - I had to get a hot air gun on the main mirror and finder - totally saturated - luckily just water and not much airborne debris so it came up clean - as I only cleaned the main mirror about 6 months ago and this would have been its third outing!!! So yep - fairly wet on Saturday!!!!
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