Jupiter At Opposition

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By Paul .Radford .139591

February 15, 2015 at 10:06 am

Paul Radford

Burton-upon-Trent

Celestron CPC 800 SCT telescope, QHY5L-II colour camera and a Revelation x2.5 barlow. Stacked in AS!2, wavelets in Registax 6 and cropped in GIMP.

This is my best image of the King of the Planets that I have captured. Sadly I didn’t manage to get the GRS but I love the beauty of this Planet.

2015-02-06T00:00:00

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