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Jupiter Mar.11.2003

Started by gy60356, 03/11/2003 02:02PM
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Posted 03/11/2003 02:02PM Opening Post
Yu Gu
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Took with C9.25 + ToUcam at F30
Seeing 5/10

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Posted 03/11/2003 02:37PM #1
Ivan Gastaldo
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Beautiful picture Yu!!!
Lots of detail on the planet, and nice to see one of the satellites resolved also...


Thanks for sharing!



Ivan
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Got my TV 3x barlow on it's way... I should be able to shoot at f/30 soon!!


Clear skies!


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Posted 03/11/2003 04:56PM #2
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Hi Yu,

Another great Jupiter image
thanks for posting it .

Wes Higgins
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Posted 03/11/2003 08:28PM #3
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Really nice detail. A little dark on the edges; might need a little histogram boost - but you might have to cut back on the sharpening if you do that. So you may alrady have the best compromise between brightening and sharpening.

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Posted 03/12/2003 02:10AM #4
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I've seen some amazing planet images with this ToUcam. What is, how much does it cost and where do I get one?
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Posted 03/12/2003 04:07PM #5
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Great picture! I was on the verge to post one of mine, but now I know I have a long way to go before I reach this level. How did you process the image? How many frames did you stack? How the hell did you get that focus!

Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

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