What would it look like/sound under the clouds of certain planets?

[Undesired Walrus]

So I always see these false colour images of the inside of planets and get disappointed when I realise it is just fake imagery and that is not want it looks like. So if I had a really good HD camera, what would it look like in some of the more notable planets in the solar system? I have particular interest in Jupiter, Venus, Titan and so forth.

 

[Monketi Ghost]

The atmosphere on Jupiter is odd. If you fell into it, you'd see the gas density increasing until it became a liquid but you would never splash into a surface.
I suppose a probe in the upper atmosphere could detect sound waves if required with a mic.

Venus has a surface temp hot enough to melt lead, and its unbreathable atmosphere is 90 times as dense as ours... still, a probe mic could probably detect sound waves coming from a volcano, for example...

 

[Pulvinar]

The cameras on the Soviet's Venus landers were reasonably good, it's just that they quickly melted.

 

[Reality Check]

What about the Huygens spacecraft landing on Titan and the pictures it sent from under the methane clouds?
And Cassini looking down on the Titan clouds: Titanic Weather
Not sure how "real" the images are though.

 

[catsmate]

This might interest you, I posted some stuff on the colour of alien skies.

 

[aggle-rithm]

It would look and sound a lot like asphyxia.