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Jupiter, Io, and Europa 9-20-08

Started by aristaeus63, 09/24/2008 06:39PM
Posted 09/24/2008 06:39PM Opening Post
It's hard to get a good shot of Jupiter this year, from northern latitudes anyway. I had pretty steady skies the other night but it was still wavering where Jupiter was. I'm glad it starts to climb north again next year.

Andreas

Shot with a Celestron Neximage through a CPC 1100.

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aristaeus63's attachment for post 43878

DSOs observed:
NGCs 2005, ICs 103, Other 70, Palomar GCs 6, Abell PNs 12, Herschel 400: 316.
Equipment
Celestron CPC 1100, Lunt 60mm Ha Solar Scope
Posted 09/24/2008 06:45PM #1
I also tried to shoot a few using a 2x barlow. But those were not to sharp. This is the best one.

Andreas

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DSOs observed:
NGCs 2005, ICs 103, Other 70, Palomar GCs 6, Abell PNs 12, Herschel 400: 316.
Equipment
Celestron CPC 1100, Lunt 60mm Ha Solar Scope
Posted 09/25/2008 01:52AM #2
Nice image. I sure now what you mean about the placement of Jupiter in the north. Do you find you need to correct for some dispersion?

Kevin
Posted 09/30/2008 12:27AM #3
Hi Andreas,

Your image is nice, and I wanted to see a little more detail, so I took the liberty of re-processing a little bit (see the attached.)

Regards, Jason H.



Andreas Saldivar said:

It's hard to get a good shot of Jupiter this year, from northern latitudes anyway. I had pretty steady skies the other night but it was still wavering where Jupiter was. I'm glad it starts to climb north again next year.

Andreas

Shot with a Celestron Neximage through a CPC 1100.


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Exosearch's attachment for post 125267