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Uploaded by on Feb 13, 2007

Rotation of planet Jupiter during a 1-hour period. Images taken in 5-minute intervals through my Intes MN-71 telescope (7" maksutov-newtonian) with 5x Powermate and Philips ToUcam Pro webcam. Stacking and processing done in Registax. Taken on 20.4.2006.

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  • some ir cut filter or

  • No, I think I did not use a filter.

  • How many fps you use to avi capture?

    Thanks!

  • I think this was done with 5 or max 10 FPS.

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  • could have been longer... at least loop it so we don't have to keep replaying the video...

  • W O W ! ! ! I'm using an Nexstar 1100 (11" scope) with a kinda cheap webcam and Registax and my pics look like crap! The seeing and transparancy is good but still bad. any tips for me?

  • well,the powermate 5x for a 7 inch mn works just fine,

    did you make some more images from other scopes

    thx

  • Fantastic Job! I use a pocket digital to take AVI's then stack for single images. Need to try your time lapse technique - looks amazing!

  • Well, I'm still not sure, but if I was wrong, I am sorry.

  • As I said, for the movements to be seen you would need a very large telescope or wait a few days. The animation you are referring to was made by a spacecraft over the span of one month. Again, you are free to try for yourself or see other animations made by amateurs.

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