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square_peg
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Welcome to the Cloudy Nights Reader’s Gallery Submission Forum. Each month, we ask Cloudy Nights members to submit their best Planetary photos in this thread.
For your photo entries, please provide a description that includes: Your First and Last Name; Date of photo (can include the time); Description (title) of the image; Relevant photo information (exposure length and equipment used).
This is important! If you don't supply ALL information, we won't be able to use your photograph!!!!
Please note: due to copyright issues, all photos MUST be original (If they aren't then you will be banned from this section of the forum!).
To facilitate the judging we respectfully ask that you not enter comments in the photo thread. You will find a commentary thread for the Planetary photo entries. Thanks and good luck!
-------------------- Tom (Pegster)
DSH-8 (GSO Dob)
15x70 Oberwerks
SVP 100 f/6 achro
WO 66 Petzval
Sears Discoverer EQ 60/900
8x42 Regals
History is Philosophy teaching by examples.
Thucydides
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Anonymous
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Ok, I'll start off this month.
Two sides of Jupiter, shot through the clouds
Robert T.
March 21, 2005 15:10 UT
C11 + 3x Meade barlow, ToUcam Pro
1/25 second exposure, 5 frames/sec, gain = 40-45% (adjusted throughout the capture using WcCtrl)
About 300 frames stacked in RegiStax3, processed in PixInight
Ganymede was processed seperatley using around 100 frames from the same AVI.
(4-frame animation of this transit can be viewed here:
http://www.cloudynights.com/photopost/data/525/3988hover.gif
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conus
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Posts: 2974
Loc: OC, Calif
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Saturn, Titan and Rhea
Steve Reb 3/16/05
C9.25 and ToUcam
f/20 with Televue 2x barlow
2296 of 5035 frames stacked in Registax 3
Titan and Rhea-- 500 frames captured with gain at around 70%
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Bob G
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Posts: 538
Loc: Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Bob Gilland Jupiter and Io 3-19-05 130mm Newt Qc pro 4000 f/l 2600 10fps 722 of 1098 frames registax3 PS CS
-------------------- Orion 130ST EQ
Orion Skyview Pro 8" Homemade DOB Base
QuickCam Pro 4000
QuickCam Fusion
Philips spc900nc
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JimP
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Reged: 04/22/03
Posts: 338
Loc: South Carolina
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Jupiter March 19, 2005 TMB 10" F/9 3X Barlow Atik Color Camera, Registax, Photoshop Seeing 7-8/10 Jim Phillips
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Bob G
professor emeritus
Reged: 04/28/04
Posts: 538
Loc: Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Bob Gilland Jupiter/Europa series 3-30-05 130mm newt Qc pro 4000 Registax/PS CS f/l 2600
-------------------- Orion 130ST EQ
Orion Skyview Pro 8" Homemade DOB Base
QuickCam Pro 4000
QuickCam Fusion
Philips spc900nc
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description
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Siim E. Siimut
Tallinn, Estonia
01.04.2005
TAL-1, 110mm Newtonian at FL 805mm
Jupiter and the Galilean moons
2 picture compared (high grain and brightness picture for the moons and low gain and brightness for the planet)
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Anonymous
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Robert T.
Jupiter and the GRS
April 1, 2005 13:41 UT C11 + 3x barlow, imaged with ToUcam Pro2 1/25 sec exposure, 35% gain, 5 frames/sec about 350 frames stacked in RegiStax3 and processed in PixInsight
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apfevervictim
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Posts: 407
Loc: Mobile, Al.
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Wade Knowles
23Mar05
Jupiter and Io
Aprox. 1k frames processed in Registax3, taken thru XT10 on CG-5AS mount using NexImage and Tele Vue 5X powermate, 1/5th sec. exposure, 5fps, gain ~ 45%.
-------------------- Wade
XT10 newt, TMB130SS , 5"f5 refractor, 5"mak,
TV102 w/Feathertouch(soon to be on Astromart), 20x80LW & 15x70 Ultra Obies', PST, I need help!
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JimP
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Posts: 338
Loc: South Carolina
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Jupiter April 5, 2005 Seeing 7/10 Atik Color camera, Registax, Photyoshop TMB 10" F/9, 3X Barlow
Jim Phillips South Carolina
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skookum
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Reged: 03/04/05
Posts: 68
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4.5" Newt. 10mm .965 (POS0 eyepiece. Canon A95 189 of 300 frames stacked in registax.
Jupiter.

-------------------- Skywatcher 200mm F5 EQ5.
Skywatcher Vista 508 80mm F5 Refractor.
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