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PhotographerJohn TonksLocationSheffield UKDate27 Feb 2009 18.52EquipmentCanon 350D SLR 1/100 sec @ 800ASA 55mm lensDescriptionNice early evening view of Venus, with a new moon. |
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PhotographerDaniel BaileyLocationVillage of Lakewood, ILDate2/27/09, 7:20 PM CSTEquipmentNikon D70 and TV-102, expsoure 1/80s ISO 800DescriptionThe Moon-Venus conjunction low in the Eastern Sky just after sunset. Thin clouds softened the moon but some detail is still visible. |
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PhotographerChris BosshardLocationSwitzerland, Gossau ZHDate27.02.2009 23:30 MEZEquipmentTakahashi FS-102 / Tak f6 reducer / Canon 40Da / AOK WAM 40cc / LFEDescriptionComet Lulin imaged with Canon EOS 40Da through Takahashi FS-102 at 612mm (f6 reducer) , 4x30s at 1600 ISO, Registered to Comet core. Software: Nebulosity and Photoshop Remarks: Unguided, longer exposures around 60s would be best... hope I get another try. ;-) |
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PhotographerNiels V. ChristensenLocationCopenhagen, DenmarkDate27,28 Feb-2009EquipmentThe picture is taken with Canon 20Da, ISO800 and WO FLT-110 without field flattener for FLT used. Total exposure time ~ 90min. Dark and flat frames used. Filter: 2" IDAS LPS. Guide via Meade 16" LX200ACF, FR3.3 and DSI-I Camera.DescriptionThe BG layer consist of 5 pictures: 5*30sec which are tracked on the comet kernel and which are aligned and stacked (average combined) on stars. The FG, comet layer, consist of 38 pictures: 10*60sec; 12*120sec; 15*180sec; 1*600sec; which are tracked on the comet kernel and which are aligned and stacked (median combined) also on the comet kernel. Median combine remove the star tracks. The FG, comet layer is then masked together with the BG layer via APS CS4; thereby integrating the best/relevant information from the two layers. |
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PhotographerBob JohnsonLocationSaskatoon SaskatchewanDateFebruary 27 2009 at 10:24 pmEquipmentCanon 40D and a 300 mm lensDescriptionClear skies and a clear horizon allowed me to capture a beautiful orange Moon and Venus setting on the Horizon. |
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PhotographerBader Al AmeeraLocational-salmy desert north kuwaitDate19-2-2009 1: 45 AMEquipmentlense 300 mm f 2.8 canone camera 10d 3mX9 with lxd75 mead mount. |
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PhotographerNiels V. ChristensenLocationCopenhagen, DenmarkDate27,28 Feb-2009EquipmentThe Picture was taken with Canon 20Da, ISO800 and WO FLT-110 without field flattener for FLT used. Total exposure time ~ 90min. Dark and flat frames used. Filter: 2" IDAS LPS. Guide via Meade 16" LX200ACF, FR3.3 and DSI-I Camera.DescriptionThe BG layer consist of 5 pictures: 5*30sec which are tracked on the comet kernel and which are aligned and stacked (average combined) on stars. The FG, comet layer, consist of 38 pictures: 10*60sec; 12*120sec; 15*180sec; 1*600sec; which are tracked on the comet kernel and which are aligned and stacked (median combined) also on the comet kernel. Median combine remove the star tracks. The FG, comet layer is then masked together with the BG layer via APS CS4; thereby integrating the best/relevant information from the two layers. The difference to my first Lulin submission: Performed a reproceesing of the comet layer to enhance Lulin. |
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PhotographerMark ChristensenLocationSt CharlesDateFeb 28/Mar 1EquipmentHomemade 4" f/4 RFT with Baader Coma Corrector with Orion Starshooter Pro. Losmandy G-11 mount.DescriptionTaken as the Comet transited the meridian the night of Feb 28 and March 1. Taken through moderate to heavy light pollution in the suburbs of Chicago. The image was taken as a series of two minute exposures that were then aligned using the centroid of the comet. |
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PhotographerMark SiboleLocationFife lake MichiganDateFew 24 2009EquipmentSXVF-H9 and a 135 mm camera lens.DescriptionHere is an image of Comet lulin passing by Saturn from last night. I captured this using multiple 2 minute sub frames. |
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PhotographerPablo Lonnie Pacheco RaileyLocationMonterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.DateFebruary 24, 2009.EquipmentCamera Canon XTi. Piggyback.DescriptionExposure time: 12 min. |
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