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-->Very nice!
The sky was excellent yesterday, we also watched Jupiter and we were able for the first time to see the two darker ‘belts’ in our 80mm refractor.
From: Mario Motta via Photo
Sent: Saturday, November 5, 2022 9:49 AM
To: Michael Deneen via Photo; BARRY YOMTOV
Subject: [Photo] Jupiter
Hi Barry et all, so I tried Jupiter last evening, captured for 3 minutes this time and processed with 1000 frames. seems better as you suggested.
I may try next time a 5 minute collection and process more frames as a test
Mario
