Perijove-specific color correction multipliers

This is a plot of the values I use for correcting the color in the JunoCam images. I keep red constant and mulitply the green and blue values. Here the correction is in percent. If the correction for blue is e.g. 250% I am multiplying blue by 2.5.

Until recently the images were getting redder and that trend was if anything accelerating. Interestingly, this trend appears to have reversed following the anomaly at PJ48.

The reddening probably didn't start until sometime after PJ20 (possibly at PJ22 or PJ23).

The values were determined by measuring the color of regions on Jupiter that should be roughly white, e.g. STrZ. I occasionally checked calibrated HST images for possible color changes on Jupiter and also as a 'sanity check'.

I used decompanded images after applying (rudimentary) flat fielding and dark current correction. Omitting flat fielding and dark current correction resulted in only negligible changes to the color correction values. The accuracy varies a bit as a function of perijove. In particular it is probably lower for the first ~5 perijoves, mainly because the most useful whitish areas (e.g. STrZ) were near the terminator and therefore dimly lit.