Jupiter May 21st night ( 木星の撮影 )

It may be famous for Google Blog to correct Statistical data. That I found yesterday some persons from USA visited to my Blog.
So I decided to add English explanation , to share my approach of Astronomical Picture development. 

Today's Topics is Jupiter.
Here is my data 
FireCapture v2.5 beta :-> Already Beta version is moved to formal.(Both way)
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Scope : Takahashi Mewlon-180  x2 barrow 
EQ: Takahashi EM10
PC: Panasonic CF-N10  USB3.0 connection
Camera=ZWO ASI290MC
Filter=G
CMI=136.3° CMII=261.8° CMIII=32.3°  (during mid of capture)
FocalLength=6550mm
Date=210517
Start(UT)=130918.557
Mid(UT)=131003.556
End(UT)=131048.556
Duration=89.999s
Date_format=ddMMyy
Time_format=HHmmss
LT=UT +9h
Frames captured=3140
File type=AVI
Extended AVI mode=true
ROI=600x600
FPS (avg.)=34
Shutter=28.67ms
Gain=280
WRed=47
USBTraffic=84
Brightness=73
Gamma=27
HighSpeed=on
Histogramm=67%
Limit=90 Seconds
Sensor temperature=30.0 °C

Most Setting is learned from many HP or Blog topics, some key items to pay
attention,
1) Shutter to be faster :around 10msec
2) Histogram over 50%
3) Expose duration 60-90 sec for Jupiter (since rotation fast)
4) Wait for stable night day,,,
5) I add ASi Camera Filter selection under Fire Capture as Green , sometime CH4
    You can reach spectrum chart of ZWO ASi290Mc Data sheet page 

This object is net easy to get fine and nice looking .
Cause JPN is strong air flow on the sky which making bad seeing  and as far as I know Philippine is best location to take Planets pict by Scope for example . What I can do in JPN is to wait for stable night....
Continue to discuss my Image Development process about Stacking and wavelet .

今日から時折英語でつれづれなるままに書きそえることにしました。



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