Last night was the first time I've had a viable opportunity to image Jupiter this season and whilst none of the hardware is new, this was my first time imaging using my own Linux-based capture software. Here are the results.
127 Mak. HEQ5, 2.5x Revelation barlow, ASI120MC, oaCapture (second alpha release, source and binaries for Linux coming before the end of the month). 120 seconds capture at 30 fps, preprocessed with PIPP, stacked with AS!2 and postprocessed in Registax v6...
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And an animation of the lot:
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Very pleased with the new software (not to mention a little relieved that it does actually work :)
James
