Juno, perijove 16, October 29, 2018 Options

[Gerald]

#17. and #18:

[Sean]

Perijove 16 update ( Brian Swift process )

[Sean]

Some updates using Gerald's source...

PJ16 so far...




Details...

[Sean]

For fun I also made some wallpapers for mobile phones from the recent sequence, all using Gerald's source for the processed works...

[Sean]

Jupiter and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

[jccwrt]

Here's a processed and cropped image #0011 (based off Gerald's draft), showing Io setting behind Jupiter's North Polar Hood.


Also playing around with trying to circularize the hyperbolic conic section that we see in the images near closest approach. It looks really unnatural to me, so I've been trying to 'fix' it. I've found a method that might work, here's the result I've gotten. (Base image is a processed version of Gerald's draft #0013.)



EDIT: Here's another "circularized" image from draft #0017

[Gerald]

Interesting approach, Justin.
I like the image with Io just above the horizon.

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The remaining PJ16 images are on Earth and online.
Here the according drafts, and reprojections.

Here on UMSF, I'll provide a JPG version of the reprojections of the RGBs, starting with PJ16 image #19:

[Gerald]

#20:

[Gerald]

#21, and #22:

[Gerald]

#23, and #24:

[Gerald]

#25, and #26:

[Gerald]

#27, #28, and #29:

[Gerald]

#30, #34. and #36:

[jccwrt]

Thanks, Gerald. Some work from the recent batch of drafts today.

Here's Io rising back above Jupiter's horizon in #0023.



If you look very carefully, the night side of Io is lit by first-quarter Jupitershine.



Here's the full-size, circularized version of #0023.

[Guest_avisolo_*]

This is awesome Gerald, here's my take on #26:
https://i.imgur.com/tVGCrBm.png

GIF:
https://i.imgur.com/wmjPKjK.gifv

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