RGB image of Mars, with a synthetic luminance made up of R, G, B and Orange images.

Per channel I stacked about 400 out of 4000 frames in Registax.

Mars is still very tiny; under 7 arc seconds in diameter.

My first decent image of Mars in daylight (early morning). Mars was at about 30 degrees altitude and seeing was rather poor.

An LRGB image of Mars.

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

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.