Revisit of Mars Occultation by Moon 12/22 using new Surface Stabilization Livestack
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2023 4:37 pm
Greetings All,
Wanted to share something I tried with the new Lunar/Solar surface stabilization livestack tool in Sharpcap4.1
A video showing the occultation event.
Using the surface stabilization of the sharpcap planetary (and lunar and solar) live stacking tool. I only have avi's from that date, so I generated this animated gif from the highspeed camera playing a ser file.
This was done with a C6(f10)/asi294mc-pro.
I stitched together a few avi's I had from that date, converted to ser's (the tool only accepts ser in the video replay boxes)
A bit of sharpening and color balance. Note there is some detail visible in the Martian disk.
Sorry for the blown out Moon, and focus (as a result) was not very good. Need to overexpose the Moon to get the disk of Mars in good shape. Seeing poor/avg as usual.
Here is a still from that video
Animated Gif too big to post directly, here is the gif on cloudy nights.
https://www.cloudynights.com/gallery/si ... 12/medium/
Thanks Robin!
Wanted to share something I tried with the new Lunar/Solar surface stabilization livestack tool in Sharpcap4.1
A video showing the occultation event.
Using the surface stabilization of the sharpcap planetary (and lunar and solar) live stacking tool. I only have avi's from that date, so I generated this animated gif from the highspeed camera playing a ser file.
This was done with a C6(f10)/asi294mc-pro.
I stitched together a few avi's I had from that date, converted to ser's (the tool only accepts ser in the video replay boxes)
A bit of sharpening and color balance. Note there is some detail visible in the Martian disk.
Sorry for the blown out Moon, and focus (as a result) was not very good. Need to overexpose the Moon to get the disk of Mars in good shape. Seeing poor/avg as usual.
Here is a still from that video
Animated Gif too big to post directly, here is the gif on cloudy nights.
https://www.cloudynights.com/gallery/si ... 12/medium/
Thanks Robin!