More Animations

I reprocessed one of the images I used in the animation in my last post and I found I could be a little more aggressive on the wavelets, so I thought I would post 2 more animations.  The first one shows Callisto below the planet's disk, but in batch processing the 7 images used to create the animation, a purple haze also showed up in the images.  I removed most if not all by stretching the histogram in the 2nd animation, but in the latter images, I lost Callisto, so I'm posting both gif's.

I still see some purple haze in a couple of the images in this second image. Also, there is a variance in the amount of detail in image #4.

There is substantially more detail on all of the disk in these animations.  The first gif seems more consistent between theframes.  I posted this one because some of the features seem a little clearer to me on this one.




Oh, some details about these animations:  Each image used (there are 7) consist of 1000 frames stacked in Registax 6.    The AVI's were taken roughly 9 minutes apart.  Each AVI was processed identical to eachother - wavelet, etc.  The images were cropped, and saved as .png's.  From there, the 7 png's were reloaded in Registax where the planets were aligned.  I then saved the batch, overwriting the unstacked images.  Then I worked on the brightness on each image, also in Registax, then once that was done, I created the animated gif at http://picasion.com/.