Post by Inspeqtor on Sept 6, 2020 2:58:35 GMT
I have 2 photos of Jupiter I am wanting to merge. An over exposed photo to show the moons of Jupiter, and a photo of Jupiter to show the "color and lines" of Jupiter the planet. These two were taken both tonight, Sept 5, 2020
The problem of course is that Jupiter itself is not in the same exact position on each image so to get Jupiter to look right within the moons will be very difficult. I will have to be able to "move" one image around on top of the other to get the image to look correct.
This first image is cropped greatly so you can see where the moons are.
I believe I will have to have each image at the same pixel size and with no cropping done in either image to keep the actual size of Jupiter the same size in each image for this to work.
Here is the other image with no copping done.
When each image is the same total size width and height I am not sure how to move the image on top of the other.
Also the moons tonight are all on the right side. Two are clearly visible but there is a third just to the right side and slightly lower than the one on the far right side.
I do hope my explanation is clear, but many times I do this it is not clear I have found.
Thank you for any help you can give me, to be able to line up Jupiter correctly from one image to the other image.
Here is a another picture I took Friday night Sept 4th. Two moons each side of Jupiter
The problem of course is that Jupiter itself is not in the same exact position on each image so to get Jupiter to look right within the moons will be very difficult. I will have to be able to "move" one image around on top of the other to get the image to look correct.
This first image is cropped greatly so you can see where the moons are.
I believe I will have to have each image at the same pixel size and with no cropping done in either image to keep the actual size of Jupiter the same size in each image for this to work.
Here is the other image with no copping done.
When each image is the same total size width and height I am not sure how to move the image on top of the other.
Also the moons tonight are all on the right side. Two are clearly visible but there is a third just to the right side and slightly lower than the one on the far right side.
I do hope my explanation is clear, but many times I do this it is not clear I have found.
Thank you for any help you can give me, to be able to line up Jupiter correctly from one image to the other image.
Here is a another picture I took Friday night Sept 4th. Two moons each side of Jupiter
