But some caution should be necessary on the interpretation of results. Due to the equipment used the images need a lot of processing to bring out details. These constraints mean that small features in the images are to some extent camera and processing artefacts. Nevertheless large features as Syrtis Majoris are clearly visible and reasonably well defined. Clouds over Ganges, Chryse, Tharsis, Arcadia.
Current interpretation is difficult due to unfavourable seeing conditions.
The North Polar cap was very small and difficult to see. The south polar hood was brighter and limb brighting, perhaps Chryse were both brighter than the north polar cap. Could just make out Solis Lacus coming in the south and Mare Acidalium in the north. Not all that much else to see. Images flat and dark corrected.