WinJUPOS 使用教程.doc

Preliminaries… This tutorial covers the use of WinJUPOS using the “De-rotation of images…” and “De-rotation of R/G/B frames…” processes – there is also the “De-rotation of avi’s…” which is not covered here. Also, you can take 3 longish avi’s (maximum 6 minutes per channel Saturn, 3 minutes Jupiter) process the image from each channel and combine them, essentially using the same method as the following: but specifically the method here outlines combining images from 3 sets of “classic” rgb runs (eg, 6 minute maximum for Saturn, 3 minute maximum for Jupiter.) Youll need 3 sets of rgbs taken in reasonable seeing on any one nightpreferably imo taken one after the other so that the total timespan from the start of the first set to the end of the last set isnt overly long (some small delays Im sure can be accommodated - thats just my suggestion for optimum outcomes...) ( Youll need to process your avis in Registax and AstraImage or whatever processing regimen you favour, and save the outcomes as .png filesWinJUPOS says it will accept .tif files, but it havent managed to get it to!!! I first need to work out the mid-point time of each single channel’s processed file (FireCaptures logs make this easy!) and convert this value to Universal Time, and make sure you check what the day/date is also for each: the date can change over an imaging session - I use Jupiter2 to give me UTs as its a simple program to useif the data youre using is old and you live in an area where theres daylight saving, make sure you factor that in also!!! So lets say you have 3 sets of rgbsthis means youll end up with 3 processed .png file outcomes in each channel...ie, starting with nine in all. Both Registax AstraImage will save as .png files. Loading processed files aligning/measuring Start by opening WinJUPOS and click on Program celestial body and I’ll choose Saturn” for this exercise...but I’ll also include some Mars screenshots to show the similarities/differences between the 2 planets.