Telescope: Celestron C11 @ f/25, Orion Atlas EQ-G
Camera: ZWO ASI462MC, 2.5x Powermate
Filter: Highpoint Scientific IR Filter
Seeing: fair, 3/5
Exposure: 5% of 10x(5min @ 2msec), gain 400, saved as RAW8, SER
Histogram: 70%
White Balance: Nebulosity Automatic
Software: SharpCap Pro, AutoStakkert, Registax, Nebulosity, WinJUPOs, Photoshop
This image of Jupiter was taken shortly before 2am on the morning of September 9th shortly after the Great Red Spot crossed Jupiter’s central meridian. The Great Red Spot continues to slowly shrink and fade, but still makes quite an impression on the southern equatorial belt.
Jupiter rises in the northeast during the early evening and is high in the south after midnight.
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