jupiter moon shadow
- Date Posted: July 20, 2006
- Resolutions: 1152x722 , 1152x722 , 1152x722
- Date:
- Time:
- Number of frames:
- FPS:
- Focal length:
- CMI/CMII/CMIII:
Heres one I took of jupiter in june of 2003, theres a shadow of one of the moons just below the great red spot, but the moon I think it may be just to the left of the edge of jupiter as a fuzzy ball, you can barely see it. I took this one with my 4 vixen using ASA 50 b/w professional high contrast film, a professional photographer filming the event for a newpaper gave me at a recent starparty. Took the 5 shots using a 4.9 nagler, which on my scope is almost maximum power 389x took at -2 sec, -4,1/100,1/250; and 1/500 sec the -2 (approx 2 seconds)is what you see here. On the Canon A-1 camera the speeds go down from 1/1000 to 1/10 then it can fire off the seconds -2,-4,-8,-15,-30, then B which is nice cause you dont have to look at your watch!
- User details
- dave morin
- January 19, 2022
Funding Member
Sponsors
- Anacortes Telescope
- ADM
- CarbonScopeTubes LLC
- T.E.C
- Desert Sky Astro Products
- AstroMart LLC
- GetLeadsFast, LLC
- RemoteSkies.net
- Astromart Customer Service
- Rouz Astro
- astronomy-shoppe
- FocusKnobs
- ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY BY MARTIN PUGH
- jp Astrocraft, LLC
- APM-Telescopes
- OMI OPTICS USA LLC
- SellTelescopes.com
View all sponsors