Four planets parade over the observatory. Taken with the Nikon Coolpix P1000 @24mm fl f/2.8 30sec iso100, adjust in Photoshop.
View LargerA conjunction of Mercury, The Moon & Venus. Taken with the Nikon Coolpix P900 f/3.5 1sec iso800, adjust in Photoshop. Earthshine can be seen lighting the shadow area of the moon, caused by light reflecting off the earth.
View LargerTaken with the C8 HD Edge, ASSI224MC, 25mm eyepiece projection, ASIStudio, AutoStakkert, Registax 6, Photoshop.
View LargerJupiter, Io, Io Shadow, and Great Red Spot. Taken with the C8 HD Edge, ASI224MC, 2x barlow, ASIStudio, AutoStakkert, Registax 6 & Photoshop. Equivalent of 4064mm (f20).
View LargerTaken with the C8 HD Edge, 2x Barlow, stock Canon 1100D 800iso, Backyard EOS, Registax 6 & Photoshop. Barlow added to achieve 4064mm (f20)
View LargerVideo showing the processing of the above image. Taken with the C8 HD Edge, 2x Barlow, stock Canon 1100D 800iso, Backyard EOS, Registax 6 & Photoshop. Barlow added to achieve 4064mm (f20). Image above was flipped to show correct orientation. The video shows a good example of how planets appear before the resulting frames are stacked into a single image.
View LargerTaken with the C8 HD Edge, 2.5 Powermate, stock Canon 1100D 1600iso, Backyard EOS (avi), AutoStakkert3, RegiStax 6 & Photoshop. Barlow (Powermate 2.5) added to achieve 5080mm (f25)
View LargerTaken with the C8 HD Edge, 2x barlow, stock Canon 1100D 800iso, Backyard EOS (avi), RegiStax 6 & Photoshop. Barlow added to achieve 4064mm (f20)
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