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Partial Lunar Eclipse: Sept. 7, 2006
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PhotographerHans ZeklLocationAttendorn, GermanyDateSeptember 7, 2006, 21:26 CESTEquipmentCanon EOS 30D digital SLR camera with 100-to-400-mm zoom lens set to 400 mm at f/5.6. Exposure time was 1/1000 second, ISO 500DescriptionThe final phase of this Eclipse. |
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PhotographerRochelle DeriloLocationCalamba, Laguna, The PhilippinesDate03:05 to 03:25 (UTC+8)EquipmentMeade LXD75 SN-6 AT Schmidt-Newtonian reflector, Meade LPIDescriptionThis is a mosaic of 10 images, and each image is a stack of 24 frames. It's my first attempt in astroimaging. Hope you like it! |
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PhotographerAmolLocationPune,Maharashtra,IndiaDate7/09/2006,00:00Hrs ISTEquipmentTELESCOPE.6-inch Newtonian reflector with a Sony Handycam TRV 140.DescriptionA complete sequence of the partial lunar eclipse of September 7, 2006. |
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PhotographerJosephLocationGhajnsielem, Gozo, MaltaDate7th November, 2006EquipmentA simple HP camera held steady on a wall.DescriptionA simple night shot showing the partial lunar eclipse (of 7th September, 2006) ensuing in the sky above Mgarr harbour with the islands of Malta and Comino in the background. |
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PhotographerAmit JanorikarLocationPune, IndiaDate8th Sept 06 12:23 am ISTEquipmentCanon S2 IS Digital Camera with 35-420 mm lens at f/4 set to 72 mm taken by hand. 1/640 sec exposure at ISO 200 with auto exposure compensation at -2 EV.DescriptionMaximun shadow casted by the Earth seen from Pune. |
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PhotographerPeder Raatz-PedersenLocationHundige Strand, DenmarkDateSep 7, 2006EquipmentNikon D70 with Sigma 70 - 300 mm APO lens and Manfrotto tripod.DescriptionThe image was taken overlooking a local bay (Køge Bugt) near Copenhagen International Airport. I saw a plane taking off and flying "towards" the Moon and waited until at was in front of it. Notice how the planes exhaust distorts the preceeding edge. |
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PhotographerJohn CorleyLocationNorthumberland, UKDate7 Sept 2006 19.14 UTEquipmentCanon EOS 10D with Sigma 210 mm zoom lens and a Vivitar 2x teleconverter.DescriptionRising already partially eclipsed, the Moon initially was invisible due to a low cloud bank to the East. Finally, it peeked out through the clouds and allowed me to grab afew shots. This is the best with some foreground detail adding the atmosphere. |
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PhotographerAnthony AyiomamitisLocationAthens, GreeceDate2006-09-07 @ 21:51:21 UT+3EquipmentAstro-Physics 160/f7.5 EDF refractor, on a 1200GTO mount , Canon EOS 300D digital camera.DescriptionA wondeful view of the partially eclipsed Moon taken at eclipse maximum where the Moon had dipped 19% into the umbra. |
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PhotographerAnthony AyiomamitisLocationAthens, GreeceDate2006-09-07 @ 20:51+ UT+3EquipmentAstro-Physics 160/f7.5 EDF refractor, Astro-Physics 1200GTO German Equatorial mount, Canon EOS 300D.DescriptionA wondeful sequence of the partially eclipsed moon taken at various stages. |
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PhotographerLaurent LavederLocationTreguennec, Bretagne, FranceDate09/07/06 7:00 PM UTEquipmentCanon 350D DSLR with Sigma 70-300 APO lens at f/16 set to 200 mm on a tripod. 800. 1/6 second exposure at ISO 800 with auto exposure compensation at -2 EV.DescriptionAround and inside the hoop, I have added the umbra and penumbra disks with Photoshop so that it's easy to consider the three diameters. |
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