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I still believe my smaller images are more beautiful than the origionals at actual size. The smallest image here is the best of the bunch.
The larger images are just larger - they do not show more detail and also looks to noisy and dirty.
| Date: 22 August 2003 | Telescope: 10 inch SCT | Streaming speed in Astro-Snap: - around 4 fps |
| Times: 01:05 UT | Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 | Processing: 250 frames stacked out of 1000 |
| Observatory: Hartbeespoort | Magnification: 3x Tele Vue Barlow | Software: Astro Snap, K3 CCD Tools and Photoshop |
| Mars Apparent Diameter: 25.0 " | Illuminated Fraction: 0.996 | Distance from Earth: 0.3741 ua | Central meridian: 29.6 |
(As above) from left to right:
| Date: 22 August 2003 | Telescope: 10 inch SCT | Streaming speed in Astro-Snap: - around 4 fps |
| Times: 20:38 UT | Camera: Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 | Processing: 200 frames stacked out of 800 |
| Observatory: Hartbeespoort | Magnification: 3x Tele Vue Barlow | Software: Astro Snap, K3 CCD Tools and Photoshop |
| Mars Apparent Diameter: 25.0 " | Illuminated Fraction: 0.996 | Distance from Earth: 0.3742 ua | Central meridian: 324 |