As previously mentioned, I did get a bit of Jupiter data. I didn't expect the results to be any good bearing in mind the glare and the less-than-reasonable seeing conditions, but it's turned out fairly well:
Jupiter (31/08/2010 @ 00:43).
100/1000 per-channel RGB composite.
DMK mono CCD camera on the C8N.
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Hey, you can 'see' the difference between this and the "You might also like:" image that the band really is missing. Just like they said on "The Sky at Night". Thanks, BG!
Cheers, Duncan. Jupiter really doesn't look right without that Southern Equatorial Band.
If you want to see some seriously-impressive Jupiter images, have a look at what Pete Lawrence (of Sky at Night fame) produces. His website gallery isn't really up-to-date, but his posts on various forums are inspiring. By way of an example, have a look at http://astrochat.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14849