My Astro Images [page: 7 jowisz]

Jupiter 27.10.2010

~f/20 Ir-RGB and RGB at 18:50 UTC, third - ~f/28 RGB at 18:58 UTC:

f/28 Ir-RGB at 20:16 UTC. 1. blur, 2. strong deconvolution, 3. light deconvolution:

Methane band at f/15 (30 x 10 sec) and f/10, DSI III Pro, Baader Methane Band Filter:

RG-1000 at f/10, DSI III Pro:

Jupiter 23.10.2010

RGB at 19:49 and 2042 UTC:

Ir-RGB at 16:43, 19:40, 19:48 and 20:41 UTC:

Pro Planet 742 IR at 19:38 and 19:45 UTC: [rk:astro src="/ jowisz-23-10-2010/ir1938.jpg"]

Pro Planet 742 IR from DSI III Pro at f/10 at 19:30 UTC:

Ir-RGB and CH4 maps:

Seeing was acceptable ;) some high level fog/clouds limited Jupiter brightness and image quality, but I've managed to get few good images. There was Ganymede transit, GRS and Ganymede shadow later on.

RGB ~f/20, DMK21; 18:11, 18:24, 20:40 UTC:

Ir-RGB ~f/20, DMK21; 18:23 UTC:

Pro Planet 804, f/10, DSI III Pro:

Methane Band, f/10, DSI III Pro:

RG1000 NIR, f/10, DSI III Pro:

IR8-CH4,CH4,IR8, f/10, DSI III Pro:

Interesting Jupiter features:
Between equatorial zone and NEB there are some darker spots, which appear dark in methane band and other infrared bands. Dark appearance in methane means that there is more methane there (while equatorial zone has less methane and is bright). Also I've got that tail attached to GRS once again. In the false color image it has comet-like look: