L: 100 x 10s (840k)
RGB: 17 x 30s (spc900nc)

The image is resized to 75%.

M51 - Whirlpool Galaxy

L: 18 x 20 seconds + 50 x 10 seconds (840k)
RGB: 45 x 20 seconds (spc900nc) from an earlier imaging session (February 16 2008)

The image has been resized to 75%.

L: 1200/2400 frames (840k, orange filter)
RGB: 500/1100 frames (spc900nc, uv/ir-block filter)

The storm is back, but it looks like there is more than one.

From left to right: Dione, Rhea, Thethys and Saturn.

L: 1800/4100 frames. Imaged with uv/ir block filter and a simple orange filter (840k)
RGB: 500/1100 frames. Imaged with UV/IR-block (spc900nc)

L: 700/2200 frames (840k, with UV/IR-block filter)
RGB: 300/1000 frames (spc900nc, with UV/IR-block filter)

A storm is visible on the surface of Saturn.

An LRGB image of Mars.

L: (740k, 740nm Ir-pass filter)
RGB: (spc900nc, uv/ir-block filter)

A simple RGB image of saturn taken with my SPC900NC webcam and an UV/IR block filter.

In total the best 1000 frames out of 5800 were selected in Registax. Hardly any post-processing was needed.

L: 500 frames 742nm Infrared pass filter (740k)
RGB: 500 frames (spc900nc)

Stacked in Registax v4, combined and processed in Photoshop CS3

An animation of Mars consisting of three images taken between 01:10 and 01:41 (UTC).

The images are simple RGB stacks of about 500 frames each.

An animation of Mars consisting of three images taken on 0:52, 1:27 1:51 (UTC).

Mars is still very small, but I was amazed with the amount of detail in these images RGB.