Ultra High Resolution Jupiter Video showing IO eclipse the Red spot

[kamikazekeebler]

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing. I have seen your other videos and am thankful you have shared these with us!

[grabngonuts]

You just keep getting better, bravo

[KevinJRattman]

Just FYI to people who want to loop video, Type 'repeat' into a youtube URL before the "youtube.com" to watch it on loop version.

[Orcrist666]

Your videos are excellent. The detail you get is astounding. Could you give a little overview of your processing routine please? Do you record .avi videos and then stack them with registax? Or do you use some other method? Maybe just long ccd exposures which are then stacked? I've used a few different techniques for college and at home. Registax mainly at home. Nowhere near as good as yours though. How long are your exposures usually? If stacking, how long would the vid be and how many frames?

[TheStarWatchingRock]

Terrifically crisp! Something for the rest of us to aspire to...

[grabngonuts]

Another beautiful job.

[kodaCollider]

Amazing. Thanks.

[powercan7]

Great job, looks like the moon passes through the Jupiter's atmosphere.

[grossebobette]

AWESOME !

[armicheal]

You are correct, I use a Takahashi 130 TOA Telescope. I had a chance to speak with the guys at Texas Nautical, the place where I got the scope, and they said that Tak's are built to agressively tight standards for optical and color correction.

[CumputerPhysiscsLab]

Very nice. What telescope did you use?

[ASeventhSign]

@CumputerPhysiscsLab

I believe he uses a Takahashi 130 TOA. This is a very nice tube 'o glass indeed! I literally spend hours looking at his videos.