From: "Duane" <macastronomer@mac.com>

Date: May 23, 2006 10:58:27 PM MDT

To: Astro_IIDC@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Been a while!


I needed to contribute something, since it's been so long...


I shot Jupiter last night (May 22nd '06), seeing was terrible. Kicking myself for not imaging 

last Friday. I was at a friends house observing and had the best skies I've EVER seen. Please 

Lord, give me a second chance!


Well, with the normal mediocre MN skies...


My shot of Juipter, Red Spot (can make out Red Jr if you know right where to look) and Io's 

Shadow.


Details: Fire-i Color board camera


=================== File:20060522_232611_L.mov #frames 1009

Color Camera - Model:'Fire-i BCL 1.2' SerialNumber: 0x2636C57

Gamma:  1.00

Saturation: 24

Blue Gain: 85

Red Gain: 87

Brightness: 255

Black Point: 128

Exposure: 40.62 ms

Sharpness Limiting On: 0

Dark Frame Subtraction On: 1

Flat Frame Correction On: 0

Invert Image On: 0

Flip Horizontal On: 0

Flip Vertical On: 0

Binning Off Color


Used 25 of the 1009 frames (seeing was bad. Only one really good frame).


I used Keith's Image Stacker to pick and choose (need to pay him now that I know how to 

use his software) and Photoshop for image reduction.


The image is in the file section, called: Jupiter_06_05_22_232611.jpg


If you notice any settings that I should change, please let me know.


Duane


PS. I have a smudge on my IR filter. How do I clean that? Better to buy a new filter? Thanks 

for the help.