Sunday, March 25, 2012

Jupiter reprocessed

The weather has not been very conducive for observing recently, so I took some time to play with some of my earlier images.  This is a reprocess of a previously-posted image of Jupiter using a different implementation of unsharp masking.  More detail is visible, and I boosted the color saturation, but ringing artifacts are also visible as a result of the processing.
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