Jupiter, processed in PI after videoframe stacking

[Christoph Puetz]

Dear PI Users,

here is a Jupiter photo (with moon Ganymed).
Composed of 170 / 2500 video frames, taken with a Canon EOS 550 in HD-resolution.
Instrument was a Planewave 500/3500mm reflector in ocular-projection.

I only stacked the video frames in Registax, but final processing was made in PI, esp
with the following functions:

ATrousWaveletTransform
CLAHE
Histogram Transformation
Curves and a slight increase in color saturation.

http://www.ccdsky.eu/Astronomy/slides/f-pi_rs_MVI_8878_frame0001_clone.html
Any feedback and/or hints are welcome.

Christoph

[Enzo De Bernardini]

Nice shot Christoph!

I see something of shift in B and R channels, maybe you can try to adjust with ChannelMatch. I did some tests, these values seem to work, but you need to adjust them using the original image:

Rx: 0.50
Ry: 0.50

Bx: -1.50
By: -2.00

Process icon attached.

Best regards,

Enzo.

[Christoph Puetz]

Hi Enzo,

thank you very much for this hint. In fact, I did not use this function yet and I learn that I should
consider it often. In fact, after correction with your parameters the colour is more adequate.
Thank you !!

Christoph

[Enzo De Bernardini]

I'm happy to help!

Greetings,

Enzo.

[Lex]

Hi,

Rare to see planetary images to be processed with PI..

This is definitly the answer that it works 

Nice work!

Cheers

Lex