Jupiter in stereo. To see the stereo image, the separation of the two pictures of the planet need to be about 2 to 2.5 inches apart. If that is the not case on you monitor you may have to print an image of the size. The easiest way to see the stereo image is to bring your face up fairly close until you start to see the stereo image between the two you start with,then slowly move your head back a foot or two keeping the stereo image in focus.
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2015-04-19 at the Victoria Centre Observatory.
Conditions - clear with slight overcast, 12 deg C, very good seeing and no wind.
C14 scope with Canon T3I camera feeding Backyard EOS accumulation software.
Two 500 frame video sequences taken at 21:41:31 and 21:49:22 DST were processed in Images Plus and Photoshop.