It was an evening with Full Moon and forced to use my APS-C camera when i thought i could try to make a photo of Jupiter and its 4 Galilean Moons. One of the basic steps was, that i needed two videos. One with brightness fitting to Jupiter and one with brightness fitting to the Moons.
Both videos were then processed as usual in PIPP, AutoStackert and Registax. The final combination was done in Affinity Photo.
Technical overview
| Telescope | VIXEN VISAC VC200L |
| Focal Length | 4500mm |
| Aperture ratio | 22.5 |
| Erecting Lense | 2,5x Televue Powermate |
| Filter | – |
| Mount | Skywatcher HEQ-5 |
| Goto-Control | EKOS |
| Mount Control | INDI |
| Camera | CANON EOS M100(a) |
| Movie resolution | 1280×720, 50/s |
| Method | focal projection |
| Camera Control | native |
| Photography Date | 09.10.2022 |
| Exposure-Time Lights | 2x 25% out of 10.000 Frames |
| Sensitivity | ISO 1600 |
| Post Processing Date | 10.10.2022 |
| Stacking, Integration | PIPP, AutoStackert |
| Post Processing Software | Registax |
| Image Editing | Affinity Photo |
| Capture Place | Koblenz, Germany |
| Lightpollution | Bortle 5 |
| Scattered light | strong |
