Sabotajnik_RuSuper!!!! Mutual eclipse of satellites!!!! You don't even need to look at Jupiter itself for now, but this rare phenomenon!Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inSabotajnik_RuReply to Sabotajnik_RuAt that time our altitude was only 6 degrees; it's amazing how it turned out.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inVitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuThank you! I agree with you! It's not often you get to see something like this.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inVitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuAt the time of shooting, the planet's altitude was about 35 degrees. But the seeing was poor. I didn't think anything decent would come out.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inSabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihYes, Jupiter shows that the seeing is no good, but the moons came out decently, both with details.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inVitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuFor the L satellites, the channel left only red. Some details have emerged.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inSabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihYou previously had IR 610 nm as the L channel. Didn't you like it?Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inVitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuGood filter! It makes details more contrasty. I sometimes use it, but now for Saturn in monochrome I more often use R and G filters for the luminance channel.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inSabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihThank you for the conversation. Good seeing!Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inVitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuThank you too! Excellent results!Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Sabotajnik_RuReply to Sabotajnik_RuAt that time our altitude was only 6 degrees; it's amazing how it turned out.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Vitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuThank you! I agree with you! It's not often you get to see something like this.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Vitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuAt the time of shooting, the planet's altitude was about 35 degrees. But the seeing was poor. I didn't think anything decent would come out.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Sabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihYes, Jupiter shows that the seeing is no good, but the moons came out decently, both with details.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Vitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuFor the L satellites, the channel left only red. Some details have emerged.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Sabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihYou previously had IR 610 nm as the L channel. Didn't you like it?Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Vitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuGood filter! It makes details more contrasty. I sometimes use it, but now for Saturn in monochrome I more often use R and G filters for the luminance channel.Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Sabotajnik_RuReply to Vitaliy KruglyanskihThank you for the conversation. Good seeing!Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Vitaliy KruglyanskihReply to Sabotajnik_RuThank you too! Excellent results!Oct 22nd, 2026ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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Excellent results!
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