my best Jupiter

Started by odinero, 04/27/2005 04:52PM

Posted 04/27/2005 04:52PM | Edited 04/27/2005 04:55PM Opening Post

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So this is the best i've done so far. Pictures were taken from NYC, and under very windy conditions. It's 388 stacked frames using the philips vesta pro 690K and my 127mm Mak-Cass on SVP mount. It's hardly comparable to what you guys put out there, but i'm improving as I go along.

Thanks for looking!

Mauriccio
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Posted 04/27/2005 05:29PM #1

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Practice makes perfection, Mauricio! Keep it up! wink

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Posted 04/27/2005 06:11PM #2

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Hi Mauricio -

Keep at it!

One of the beautiful things about planetary imaging is that you can do it anywhere - even from mid-town Manhattan (although I think French Polynesia has an edge for Jupiter.) smile

Alan

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Posted 04/27/2005 06:18PM #3

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Hi Mauricio,

Congratulations on getting your best image. I'm sure you'll be right with the pack in no time.

Clear skies,

Ed Roach

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Posted 04/27/2005 06:32PM #4

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Congratulations on your image! I'm glad you are improving, and I am sure they will keep getting better and better.

-Jake

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