Jupiter, plus two satellites, imaged from Petts Wood, Kent at 18:32UT on 21st January 2011 using an Intes MN78 (f/l 1400mm) coupled with an Orion Planetary imager. The post processing was done with Registax 5.1. Unfortunately, once again, the Orion imager had included black lines on many individual frames and I had to go through each frame and remove those frames that contained the interfering lines. As Jupiter is beginning to descend into the West the resultant image is not that well defined, however, the North Equatorial band is clear with the Southern Equatorial Band apparently showing signs of reforming – Technical Information - Jupiter, plus two satellites, imaged from Petts Wood, Kent at 18:32UT on 21st January 2011 using an Intes MN78 (f/l 1400mm) coupled with an Orion Planetary imager@F13 for approx. 600 frames - MJPorter
.jpg "Jupiter imaged from Petts Wood, Kent at 23:31UT on 27h November 2011 using my new Skywatcher Skyliner 300P FlexTube AUTO together with a Celestron NextImage for around 580 frames and processed using Registax 5 with minimal post-processing. Using this telescope, I had previously viewed the best visual image of Jupiter ever and now, in terms of detail, this stacked image is probably just about the best I have managed thus far– MJPorter")
