Animation showing the differences in cloud structure in Ir and UV light

Animation in infrared light (>807nm)
North is up (usually I have south up, but I\'m too lazy to change it ;) )

16:23 - 18:20 UTC

Through rgb filters:

Animation of two stacks of recordings in infrared light (>807nm) taken 45 minutes apart.

You can see some cloud structures moving on the planet.

Seeing was not very good (but hurray for long wavelengths!), next time I hope the clouds don't interfere with imaging, because it would be nice to get a longer/smoother animation.

False color image of Venus using an Ir-pass filter (>807nm) and a Schuler UV filter. Ir was used for luminance.

In Ir-IR(G)W47

Venus in infrared and ultraviolet light. False color combination all have the same color scheme (red is the slightly processed Ir-channel, blue is the ultraviolet W47 + BG39 combination, and green is a mixture of blue and red. This is the data in the bottom center image).

The luminance channel bottom left is W47, bottom right is Ir (harsh processing).

A false color image of Venus
Red: Ir-pass
Blue: Wratten 47 + BG39
Green: Red + Blue
Luminance: mainly uv, with a bit of Ir

A false color image of Venus
Red: Ir-pass
Blue: Wratten 47 + BG39
Green: Red + Blue
Luminance: mainly uv, with a bit of Ir

I only had 15 minutes of imaging time before the next clouds were coming in. I managed to take this false colour RGB image of Venus. The seeing was very bad.

Red: Baader Infrared Pass
Blue: Wratten 47 + BG39
Green: (R + B) /2

My best image of Venus to date. It's a false colour image: ir pass (>680nm) is used as red, a wratten 47 filter combined with my baader uv/ir block fitler is used for the blue. Green is a mixture of R + B.