You are not logged in. [Login] Entrance · Main Index · Search · New user · Who's Online FAQ · Calendar Astrophotography and Sketching >> Solar System Imaging & Processing Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Planetary Marathon       #2609145 - 08/28/08 09:47 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi all I share with you my latest work: shooting at all visible planets in one night. Show the marathon Saturn is missing only for the extreme closeness to the sun, with a smaller instrument would have also tried, but with the SC 14 "was not the case. Mercury, Mars and Veere were taken with the sun high again. Sorry for the web page in italian only. The new website is under construction and soon I'll update it with english version. Best regards, Antonello -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       HANTO sage Reged: 08/24/07 Posts: 367 Loc: Unterallgäu, Bavaria, Germany Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: Anto]       #2609252 - 08/28/08 10:35 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi Anto, Well done. Must have been a quite exerting job! Congrats! I´ve also tried Uranus and his moons yesterday morning. Regards Torsten Edited by HANTO (08/28/08 11:34 AM) Post Extras:       iceman Post Laureate Reged: 03/07/04 Posts: 4358 Loc: Gosford, Australia Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: HANTO]       #2610104 - 08/28/08 04:55 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Fantastic work, Anto. Beautiful collection. -------------------- Mike . mikesalway.com.au - Astronomy and Photography by Mike Salway . IceInSpace - The Australian Amateur Astronomy Community . My Bio | My Jupiter 2007 Gallery | My Image Gallery Post Extras:       nickatnight professor emeritus Reged: 04/14/08 Posts: 638 Loc: Santa Clarita, CA (LA Suburbs) Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: iceman]       #2610272 - 08/28/08 06:16 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   That's fantastic! -------------------- nickatnight Celestron CPC 9.25" GPS Lumicon 2" LumiBrite Diagonal Meade s5000 18mm UWA, Meade 6.7mm UWA, Parks G.S-5 10mm, Celestrom 40mm Plossl Parks 2x Barlow, Meade Tele-Extender Celestron f6.3 Focal Reducer Lumicon UHC Filter and Deep Sky Filter Canon Rebel XTi (prime) Canon Powershot G9 (afocal) Canon EOS T-Ring and Parks T-Adapter Lumicon Univ DigiCam Adapter Post Extras:       John Boudreau member Reged: 04/06/08 Posts: 54 Loc: Saugus, MA Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: Anto]       #2611120 - 08/29/08 01:09 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quite an accomplishment! Very nice work! ---John -------------------- spacescenes.com Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: John Boudreau]       #2611237 - 08/29/08 04:26 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi all and thanks for nice comments I wondered when I've seen details on mercury and expecially on venus in ir band. Anto -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       solshaker Pooh-Bah Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 1305 Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: Anto]       #2613357 - 08/30/08 11:39 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   thats an awesome compilation, Anto. well done. -------------------- My Gallery Post Extras:       Anto scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 06/06/06 Posts: 987 Loc: Italy, Caserta 41°N 14°E Re: Planetary Marathon [Re: solshaker]       #2613432 - 08/30/08 12:29 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thanks a lot solshaker Hope to do better. Anto -------------------- My web site "The imagination is more important than knowledge..." - A. Einstein LX200GPS 14"; Borg101ED; Borg60ED; Intes Micro M603 Coronado SolarMax 60 with BF10 DMK21AF04; DMK31AF04; SXV-H9 Post Extras:       Pages: 1 Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Extra information 5 registered and 7 anonymous users are browsing this forum. 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