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Jupiter - digicam 2/19/2004

Started by jsuro, 02/19/2004 02:54PM
Posted 02/19/2004 02:54PM Opening Post
Hi all,

Last night was the first clear night since January! It was windy but I was able to get 3 sets of 100 images of Jupiter. This one is from the first set - haven't processed the rest yet. With all the wind seeing was unstable but it felt great to be out again. Image is the full frame.

Nexstar 11 GPS - Olympus C4000Z - 14mm Radian - 100 images - K3CCD - Images Plus - Photoshop CS

Best,

Jose Suro
Tierra Verde, Florida

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Posted 02/19/2004 04:05PM #1
Jose,

Very, very nice!!

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Posted 02/19/2004 06:31PM #2
Hi Jose,


Great Jupiter , anxious to see your other images when you get them processed .

I showed that Marvin Mars image to some local friends and
they all though it was hilarious .

Wes Higgins




Posted 02/19/2004 07:20PM #3
Jose -

That is one of the best shots I have ever seen taken with a digital camera.

Excellent work, and a beautiful image. Thanks for posting.

-Jake
Posted 02/20/2004 01:04AM #4
Jose, that shot is terrific! When are you going to get a webcam? I would like to see what kind of shots you can get with the excellent seeing you have out there. Those C-11 are great planetary scopes!
Ralph
Posted 02/20/2004 06:38PM #5
Thank you all for your very encouraging comments.

Wes, my kids took Marvin to school and their science teachers were in stiches smile. I've looked at the other two sets of images and I think the local seeing started going downhill because the raws don't seem as sharp.

Ralph, I've been thinking about getting a webcam now that I have a new laptop. The only thing is that I also want and SBIG 2000! I ran into a situation last night where the webcam most definitely has an advantage. See my Jupiter from last night above.

Best,

Jose Suro
Tierra Verde, Florida