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dgpilot
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Reged: 09/25/09
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Loc: San Ramon, California
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Ok, so this is very amateur but I wanted to catch the movement of Jupiter's moons one night. So I setup the DSI II Pro and had the telescope track jupiter via laptop and Envisage, while it took an overexposed capture every 5 minutes (overexposed on purpose, so you can clearly see each moon) Meanwhile, I went out to get dinner and watched some tv. 4.5 hours later, it still had Jupiter dead center in the middle of the screen, and it had captured a good amount of images for an animation. Unfortunately I couldn't capture any longer since it was low on the horizon. Anyway.. lots of room to improve! 
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NKT
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That... is... AWESOME!!!!
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Jimmy2K63
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Loc: Kentucky
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Way to go. I'd like to try something like that with my LPI. You managed to get it to track pretty well with Envisiage from the looks of it
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jgraham
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Wow, that's neat!
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DavidinFL
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Reged: 08/28/09
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Loc: Navarre, FL
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Very cool. Now we just need longer videos!
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dgpilot
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Reged: 09/25/09
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Loc: San Ramon, California
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Thanks guys! I'm hoping to get one more in before Jupiter leaves us for the season. This time I promise to start sooner for a longer video In this one.. I had the idea of doing it while watching Ganymede eclipse Europa, which is why you seen them joined together when the clip starts
-------------------- LXD75 8" SN f/4
Canon 50D, 350D (unmodded)
Orion ST80 Guidescope
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San Ramon, California
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thj
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Wow, this is fantastic!
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RobertED
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Excellent moon animation!!!Great job!!
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