Guys this one almost took me out.  I'm getting hand cramps from all the processing.  I got it though.  This one is almost at my BYSL  (back yard seeing limit).  The planet went from one side to the other and the video spans about 3.5 hours.  It was worth it though as you can see the lifeless moon float over the surface of Jupiter at 365 million miles away from Earth.  This one's 7 meg so modem users beware.  Clear Skyz, LA :)

Jupiter Moon transit

 That is incredible! Never seen something like that.  Do you have any more videos?  Keep it up that is great.

Thanks T.  There are a couple more videos in the threads below that also show more activity.  Its been a great week for Jupiter shooting.   Clear Skyz, LA

Nicely done Larry. That's what I like about your images and videos. You always go that extra mile just to bring us something spectacular, and all of your hard work is greatly appreciated!   

That's a great movie.  Thanks for sharing.  Is each frame stacked? Or do you do some extra processing?  You have great technique!

Very nice!!   Do it again!  Do it again!!

I might give it another try if the weather permits.  Clear Skyz, LA :)

Thanks from me too. Very neat to see.

Amazing video!!!   Thank you for all your effort.....and for sharing it.

Larry Alvarez:

Guys this one almost took me out.  I'm getting hand cramps from all the processing.  I got it though.  This one is almost at my BYSL  (back yard seeing limit).  The planet went from one side to the other and the video spans about 3.5 hours.  It was worth it though as you can see the lifeless moon float over the surface of Jupiter at 365 million miles away from Earth.  This one's 7 meg so modem users beware.  Clear Skyz, LA :)

Jupiter Moon transit

Thanks Ray and Barry.  Clear Skyz, LA

That was brilliant!