C 9.25
Asiair plus
Asi224mc
Cgem2 tracked
20% stacked of a 3 min video
Registax + autostakkert
Only getting 10 fps for some reason. Guessing I have a bottle neck in the setup slowing it down.
#Jupiter at 2350mm
rancid mango
remote ridge
@harsh condor
harsh condor
<@1156326642264854589>
it’s not there
remote ridge
yes it is wdym
harsh condor
mine is pretty dark
remote ridge
harsh condor
remote ridge
that is surface detail bud
harsh condor
silly guy… i’m talking about the one above the red spot
harsh condor
that must be the melted eclipse bro
celest yew
This is my image of Jupiter with an 8inch at the same focal length. I would try to get the camera to perform better. When you record video using the asiair you have to use small FOV's it increases your frame rate. I made two separate videos for the planet and the moon in my image. If a higher frame rate doesnt fix it, its likely processing or something wrong with the telescope, likely collimation.
rancid mango
This is my image of Jupiter with an 8inch at the same focal length. I would try...
Thanks for the tip. When I made the smaller videos they always looked bad but I see now its the auto zoom / auto fit screen making the preview look bad.
I did try a smaller capture this same night and I see now that I did get a higher capture rate at the smaller roi.
320x240 @ 52 fps
1280 x 960 @ 11 fps
Here is a pic from the 320x240 video
celest yew
Thanks for the tip. When I made the smaller videos they always looked bad but I ...
Im happy you got some improved performance from that. Another thing I noticed is video length, I used to do 3 minute videos but I tried a 2 minute and I was shocked at the difference. It seems even the extra minute blurs the planet slightly due to rotation. Also, play with stacking quantities. Stacking 20% is good if you have porrer seeing, but if the seeing is exceptional you can get away with stacking much more, stacking more reduces noise. Its a balance between recording seeing, sharpness, and noise level.
rancid mango
Thanks. I was testing 3 minutes vs 2. Good to hear.
Looks like I will need a better camera when using a 3x barlow. Jupiter on the 3x will take the entire screen on 1280x960 which means 10 fps with the 224mc.