00:20:40	hannahbroder:	Welcome!!
00:23:42	Bob B:	My background is my 1st ever attempt at AP.
00:23:42	Bob L:	Bob Lecorchick > lecorchick@verizon.net
00:25:18	Chico Joshi:	Good evening, I am a guest, thanks for having me.
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00:43:52	Krystal Rolon (GCS):	The website with reference to the book: https://www.planetary-astronomy-and-imaging.com/en/planetary-astronomy-the-book/
01:29:11	Jim Johnson:	Is there a recommended minimum exposure duration?
01:31:19	Duane Dehnert:	Not sure about a minimum, but you want as much as you can. However, the planet moves so fast that anything more than 2-3 minutes it starts to blur.
01:34:47	Jim Johnson:	Thanks Duane. I should have been a little clearer. What is the minimum single frame exposure. I feel a little uncomfortable going below 6ms, but is it ok go lower?
01:38:25	Duane Dehnert:	Absolutely, the faster your setup can handle, the more frames you'll capture in a couple minutes.
01:43:31	Jim Tomney:	Jupiter Imaging Training: https://forms.gle/4mCwyzLAVM9WSTKF6
01:43:54	Arjun Meenashi Sundar:	Great Presentation! I didn't know there was this much to planetary imaging.
01:43:54	Krystal Rolon (GCS):	great talk Jim!
01:44:20	Ian Slepian:	Very well done!
01:47:59	Kenneth Sall:	Great presentation, Jim! Obviously a huge amount of preparation and knowledge went into it!
01:57:18	Kenneth Sall:	Beautiful, Wayne!
02:16:36	Dave Zolet:	Nice one Phil