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PhotographerJ. Fairfull, J. StetsonLocationSouth Portland, MaineDateDecember 6th, 8th, 10th, and 12thEquipmenth-alpha filter and a webcamDescription978 has been a most enjoyable sunspot to observe during the quite of solar minimum. |
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PhotographerTony PirieLocationHarlow, Essex, UKDate17th November 2007EquipmentCelestron NexStar 130SLT on goto mount Toucam pro - unmodded with x2 and x4 barlows stackedDescriptionMars |
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PhotographerBill DickinsonLocationGlen Allen, VA USADateNovember 21, 2007 4:50 UTEquipment8" Celestron and DMK21AF04.ASDescriptionThe Mare Cimmerium, Tyrrhenum, and Northern polar haze are prominent. As well as the bright area surrounding Elysium Mons. www.skynoir.com |
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PhotographerWilliam HurstLocationNEWMAN CA.Date10/30/07 10:38PMEquipmentMEADE ETX90AT with MEADE DSI PROII monochrom ccd digital camera with PC interface, single frame exposure at .0008 secondsDescriptionCraters on the moon with star expansion. |
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PhotographerJohn StetsonLocationFalmouth, MaineDateNovember 9, 2007Equipmenth-alpha scope and a webcamDescriptionThe ISS, approx. 27 arcsec. in size, transited the sun this morning. |
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PhotographerMasoud AtighiLocationTafresh-iranDate11/8/2007- 2:25 UTCEquipmentFuji 5600s F 3.6- Exp 5Sec- Iso 200DescriptionVenus is That so Beautiful & can be seen on Daylight so |
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PhotographerJason HigleyLocationCentral Florida, my drivewayDateNovember 4, 2007EquipmentCriterion RV-6 (a 6" Newtonian), Kodak EasyShare Z730 (a point-n-shoot/family camera) in video mode, 2583 frames stacked in Registax 4, shot afocally through a 12.5 mm Celestron eyepiece and a 2x apo Ultima barlow. NO EXTERNAL COMPUTER WAS PRESENT TO RECORD THIS SHOT!DescriptionSaturn through a 6" reflector, no computer was present to record this shot, only the Kodak camera in video mode. |
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PhotographerLes BildyLocationSarasota, FL, USADateNovember 4, 2007, 1:34 ESTEquipment18" Starmaster Dob @f/25 Lumenera SKYnyx 2-1CDescription12.5" Mars showing Solis Lacus |
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PhotographerKostas KalimaftsisLocationThessaloniki, GreeceDate9-25-2007, 01:00EquipmentCelestron Nexstar 4SE GoTo, Canon Powershot A710IS Compact camera, 6mm eyepiece, afocal adaptor. Use of the camera's optical zoom, 1/6 sec exposure.DescriptionCropped detail from a larger image. My technique: I use SkyAlign for optimum alignment and smoother drifting. I try sets of 5-10 continous shots (depends on the "seeing") for different settings (the camera has manual control), prefering lower ISO. I either use manual or macro focusing (macro works better on moon phase shots). I end up with about 100 photos for each moon site and I spend the rest of the night comparing images in an image viewer software to keep the best one to process. |
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PhotographerKostas KalimaftsisLocationThessaloniki, GreeceDate6-Oct-2007, 04:50EquipmentCelestron Nexstar 4SE GoTo, Canon Powershot A710IS Compact camera, 6mm eyepiece, afocal adaptor.DescriptionI had to wait until early in the morning for the Moon to rise but the greytones were worth it, I think... 1/3sec exposure |
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