It looks somewhat different from most other published images because of the special passband. In terms of visible detail, it is probably one of the best Jupiter images ever obtained with a ground-based astronomical telescope. At this time, Jupiter was 636 million km from the Earth and the angular diameter was about 45 arcsec. The disc of the planet is much darker at the edge than close to the centre which makes an image such as this hard to display. A bright circle to the right and some fainter ones in the same area are artifacts.
North is up and East is left.
It may be reproduced, if credit is given to the European Southern Observatory.