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PhotographerMichael SchneiderLocationCincinnati,OHDate2.20.08 8:53 PM LocalEquipmentMeade ETX-125 / Nikon D200 ISO 200 1/100secDescriptionAbsolutely clear sky, but 5 degrees F. All the equipment worked but a lot slower! |
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PhotographerJesús MuñozLocationQuerétaro, MéxicoDateFebruary 20th, 2008. 21:26 CSTEquipmentTakahashi FS-102, Takahashi EM-200, Canon XTi, ASA 100, 1.6 sec.,DescriptionLast lunar eclipse viewed from a very clear sky in Queretaro, Mexico. |
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PhotographerJesús MuñozLocationQuerétaro, MéxicoDateFebruary 20th, 2008. 21:59EquipmentWilliam Optics SD-66 with 0.8X reducer, Canon XTi, ASA 100, 6 seconds.DescriptionMemorable lunar eclipse ocurred yesterday when the Moon was in Leo, near Regulus. |
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Photographermike buchkoLocationPort Moody, B.C. CanadaDate7:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.Equipmentcanon 40D with live view hooked up to a laptop and mounted on a celestron 900 mm refractor.DescriptionThe moon dark and fully eclipsed Weds evening and the full moon the next morning before it set. |
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PhotographerLaura KasianLocationVancouver, BCDateWeds, Feb 20, 2008, 7:30pmEquipmentNikon D40 + Nikkor 18-200mm zoom lensDescriptionThe clouds parted just in time to see the totality phase of last night's lunar eclipse, as the Moon was rising over the Vancouver skyline. |
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PhotographerJustin LamarLocationOlathe, KansasDate9:00 p.m. Feb. 20, 2008EquipmentHomemade 5" f/8 Newtonian, 32mm plossl, Canon Powershot A20 afocally.DescriptionThis photo matches how the view appeared to my eye just prior to totality. |
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PhotographerDavid WilliamsonLocationOntario, CanadaDateFeb. 20, 2008EquipmentCanon 400D, 70-200L IS f2.8 at 135mm, on a trepod. |
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PhotographerNathan SanbornLocationSugarloaf Mountain, MaineDate02/21/2008 02:20UTEquipmentCanon Powershot A85 camera. Orion Skyquest XT8 8inch reflector. 25mm eyepiece. Afocal technique.0.6sec exposure at f4.0.DescriptionThe shadowed portion of the lunar surface photographed about 20 minutes after totality. Handheld afocal photograph at 48x magnification through an 8-inch dobsonian reflector.Slight contrast adjustment with Photoshop. |
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PhotographerRick E.LocationTorontoDateFeb. 20, 2008 9;33pmEquipmentCanon Powershot A460DescriptionEarth's arced shadow covers a substantial portion of the Moon's surface on its way to totality. The lunar surface is already noticeably crimson with Saturn (lower left) and Regulus (upper right) also visible. |
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PhotographerJulio VanniniLocationManagua, NicaraguaDateFeb. 20, from 20:00 to 23:00 local timeEquipmentCamara VIVITAR ViviCam 5386 (hand held) and telescope Orion Space Prob 3EQDescriptionCollage of Images of the Total Lunar Eclipse |
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