White storm on Saturn through amateur telescope near 2011 opposition

[Superdavo0001]

Nice one! It's amazing what stacking can do!

[bribribri56]

good work here

[cangu1975]

Damn !!, I want to learn how to edit with the Registax this way. If the results are really like this, it shows it is really amazing software. Excellent man !!!

[clairebehun]

some great inforamtion here thanks

[0Redmond]

Racist

[TheKainMan]

Good spotting there!

I have a question: I'm going to buy a Celestron PowerSeeker 114EQ soon. Any feedback on its performance? Thanks.

[TrueHamal]

Is Saturn anomalously tilted? Thank you so much.

[TrueHamal]

Is Saturn's axis anomalous tilted? Thank you so much.

[jdastro]

Excellent video and description! Your processing did a good job - Registax? What eyepiece did you use?

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@jdastro Yes, Registax 5.1. I used eyepiece projection with a 10mm eyepiece

[captdavidwebb]

@CumputerPhysiscsLab hi man i have a question,, so the crappy blurry images 0:16 only because you tried to record it with second equipment right? i mean the actual planet you're seeing with your own eye through the eyepiece supposed to be very bright and detailed isnt it?

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@captdavidwebb No, the blurry image at 0:16 is the actual raw video from which later it is obtained through software processing a nicer and sharper image.

The actual planet image as seen through the eyepiece is exactly the same as this blurry raw video. So using a computer you get sharper and more detailed images than viewing it directly through the telescope.

[KGX16]

I'm thinking of buying a telescope between 100 - 130 pounds online, has anyone got good suggestions?

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@KGX16 You have under 100 US$ a 70mm refractor telescope from Celestron, that will let you see the rings of Saturn and several details in the Moon. I put a link in this video description.

[AccessDenied55]

RAW VIDEO?

I like cooked video

Amazing footage, keep doing what your doing!

[vwlover94]

Awesome video I have a Celestron 130 eq , would I get these results when the rings appear more arched?

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@vwlover94 Yes, a 130mm of aperture telescope should render medium to good planetary images.

[PrivateAkdeniz]

I live there

[donputo69]

My heart goes with you Saturn people!

[baspenziegler1]

the storm is called the dragon storm

[thecaliforniazephyr]

Very nice video!!! Great job!

[astroval1]

Wow! Nice video great job! Thanks for sharing!

[bobspez]

Great video of Saturn. How did you do the animation? Great final pic too.

[GrandStokie]

It must be amazing to see if first hand. Nice work!

[krisDM3000]

Beautiful! Amazingly sharp! But it's not yet the opposition of Saturn. You'll still have to wait a few months for that.

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@krisDM3000 That's right. I meant near opposition

[giofrasa]

But what kind of barlow to use? great movie



[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@giofrasa Important details to take into account to discard bad barlows are: 1.- Avoid those made of plastic, the tube. 2.- Avoid cheap Barlows (under 40 US$) that give a lot of chromatic aberration. The rest of Barlows usually are good and deliver nice images.

[Edsan91]

Your Videos Are Incredible! I am amazed that you have done this with a 5 inch telescope. Either Your Telescope is dead on perfect collimation or you have an amazing mount! I've seen most of your videos and they are made with small to medium sized scopes. 5 inch to 6 inches. I could never get that of incredible detail even on my 8 inch schmidt. Maybe if I get lucky. But My Mount isn't that good. Great Work! And you caught the storm NICE and sharp! Your videos Are incredible! Thumbs up!

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

@Edsan91 Thanks. I have seen your video of Jupiter with a C8 and it is not bad at all. With a C8 you can get final images better than those recorded with a 5 or 6 inches telescopes. All you need is to take your time to reach sharp focus. In big cities it's very difficult to find skies without turbulence. Turbulence makes impossible to achieve a good focus.

[CaFFeineSouLja]

very cool

[jamieball]

Fantastic work! What an amazing planet..

[Listentometalmusic]

sweet theres a storm on saturn. Thats a well made vid.

[prex61]

Very good video......keep them coming