f/25, RGB and Ir-RGB; 22:09 and 22:21 UTC:
f/25, Drizzle 150%, 22:21 UTC:
f/25; Basler Ace bin 2, C11 - channels comparison. ~22:36 UTC
You can see that the stormy band gets darker in infrared. RG850 which is close to methane band shows that this band may contain more methane or other similar molecules (like other hydrocarbons).
Animation with rotation to the left side. IR, seeing was improving rapidly:
f/20, RGB and IR-RGB, 23:38 UTC 02.03.2011:
f/20, RGB, IR-RGB, L-RGB, 00:08 UTC 03.03.2011:
f/20, IR, 00:04 8 bit, 00:27 12 bit:
Lifecam HD-5000 webcam, f/10, RGB, RGB from splitted channels, IR from all pixels:
f/20, RGB (1:10 UTC), IR-RGB (1:06), IR-IRRG (1:06). Note the dark spot close to the storm:
IR - Pro Planet 742: data from FireCapture: Diameter=18.81", Magnitude=0.55, CMI=43.5° CMIII=101.3°, FocalLength=7250mm (C11 + 2x Shorty Plus APO Barlow... 5600 theoretical), Resolution=0.16", Shutter=54.72ms, Histogramm=87% (very long exposure to get high histogram fill)
f/20, IR channel, 1:00, 1:04, 1:06 UTC:
f/20, RGB (1:26 UTC), IR-RGB in two color versions (1:23). Made at ~60% histogram - not as good as ~85% version:
f/28, RGG (1:48 UTC), IR-RGG (1:44):
f/10, Blue, Green, Red, IR (Pro Planet 742), Methane Band 2:00 - 2:17:
f/10, UV bin2 i bin1:
f/10, H-alpha, O-III (lack of focus):
f/10 RGB, Ir-RGB ~2:00:
f/10 Bloody Neptune - Ir-CH4,Ir,R i CH4,IR,R:
f/10, IR, Moon - 2:22 UTC:
