NexImage

Time for Jupiter again

Posted on 2009-08-19 Updated on 2016-06-17

Finally! The weather allowed me to bring out my telescope. It was about time to run some tests with my Celestron NexImage camera. There were many attempts trying to adjust several parameters such as brightness versus contrast, frame rates, quality, shutter speed and so on. I finally found out what to do and was able to record a short movie of Jupiter and then process it in RegiStax 5.

Programs used:

RegiStax 5.0
Celestron AMCap
Adobe Photoshop CS2

The trick is to capture a planet by recording an AVI-movie, process it through Registax, do final adjustments in Photoshop and voila!

This entry was posted in Astrophotography, Observation and tagged Astronomi, Astronomy, Astrophotography, Celestron, Jupiter, NexImage, Niklas Henricson, Planets, Science, Skåne, Sweden.

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