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Pages: 1 XwarpfactorX member Reged: 11/29/12 Loc: California Jupiter, 21 JAN 13       #5636283 - 01/22/13 06:25 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   After viewing the conjunction, the seeing was decent enough to do some planetary imaging. C10NGT, NexImage 5, 2x barlow. 450 frames stacked in Registax. Post Extras:       salientbunny member Reged: 06/13/12 Loc: Southeast Georgia, US Re: Jupiter, 21 JAN 13 [Re: XwarpfactorX]       #5637138 - 01/22/13 03:15 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Nice pic, thanks for sharing. Post Extras:       markseibold Carpal Tunnel Reged: 01/19/08 Loc: Portland Oregon Re: Jupiter, 21 JAN 13 [Re: salientbunny]       #5637512 - 01/22/13 06:34 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Very nice image! I knew I was seeing the Great Red Spot in the SEB while I photographed roughly with a camera over my 32mm plossl eyepiece on my old 10.1 inch Coulter Odyssey Dobsonian. I was wondering if your image is reversed as showing the GRS rotating to the right nearing the planetary discs edge or is it emerging from that edge? Thanks for any info. Also what is the scope that you used? Is that the name C10NGT? That is a Celestron 10" Cassegrain? Thanks again for posting, -Mark Post Extras:       XwarpfactorX member Reged: 11/29/12 Loc: California Re: Jupiter, 21 JAN 13 [Re: markseibold]       #5638238 - 01/23/13 04:51 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Very nice image! I knew I was seeing the Great Red Spot in the SEB while I photographed roughly with a camera over my 32mm plossl eyepiece on my old 10.1 inch Coulter Odyssey Dobsonian. I was wondering if your image is reversed as showing the GRS rotating to the right nearing the planetary discs edge or is it emerging from that edge? Thanks for any info. Also what is the scope that you used? Is that the name C10NGT? That is a Celestron 10" Cassegrain? Thanks again for posting, -Mark Mark, the C10NGT is a Celestron 10" Newtonian mounted on the advanced series CG-5. Not exactly optimal for imaging, but it works decent for solar system astrophotography. In the image the GRS is rotating away toward the right limb. Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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