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PhotographerThomas WylieLocationBig Bear City, CA 92314DateMarch 12, 2013, 7:55 PMEquipmentNikon D600 with Nikkor 70-300 mm lens. Exposure 300mm at f/5.6, 1 second and ISO 800.DescriptionLooking West over Shay Meadow, East of Big Bear City at an elevation of 6,820 feet. Clear and dark sky with very low humidity. Excellent seeing. |
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PhotographerRobert SmithLocationLeesburg, VirginiaDateMarch 14, 2013 at 8:23pm ESTEquipmentCanon 50D with Canon 200mm 2.8L lens on tripod.DescriptionHad clear skys for viewing unlike the evening before. This image of PanSTARRS had an exposure of 4 seconds at f3.5 and an ISO of 400. An auto contrast done in CS5. |
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PhotographerAlice KahnLocationTucson, ArizonaDateMarch 12, 2013 10:22 PMEquipmentCanon 60D camera with 28-135mm stabilized lens.DescriptionOn the evening of March 12th I was admiring the crescent moon above the desert surrounding our house near Gate’s Pass in Tucson, Arizona. Using Vortex Viper 8X42 binoculars I noticed the comet Pan Starrs to the left of the moon. I photographed moon and comet using a Canon 60D camera with 28-135mm stabilized lens. ISO 12800, f/5.6, 1/10 sec exposure. Photo was cropped and sized using Photoshop software, but is otherwise unaltered. |
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PhotographerSergio Lleras RestrepoLocationBogotá, Colombia S.A.DateFeb 21 2013 11.45 pmEquipmentETX 90 scope and Meade DSI color camera.DescriptionAwesome pass of Jupiter near the moon as seen from 5 degrees northern latitude. Image process included Autostar IP, Registax and Photoshop to enhance Jupiter and moons brightness. |
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PhotographerDalana HouserLocationNewberry Spgs, Ca.Datemay 20th approx 5;40 pmEquipmentjust a digital camera with no solar filterDescriptiontook some pics with a solar filter but this one is without it... |
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PhotographerBob HatfieldLocationSouthlake TexasDateJan 21 11pm, 2013Equipment66mm refractor Nikon D800 dslr single 1/320th second exposure.DescriptionMoon and Jupiter on the night of Jan 21, 2013. Note a couple of cloud bands of Jupiter are visible if you zoom in. |
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PhotographerRUBEN PEREZ DE PAULALocationMontevideo - uruguayDateJanuary 22 , 2013 - 1:44 am local timeEquipmentmeade ETX 90 mm telescope, 26 mm ocular, and Canon 20D aimed at the ocular .DescriptionIn the first hours of january 22nd. the Moon occulted planet Júpiter, as seen from Uruguay, South America. The moon was about 10º over the horizon at the beginning of the occultation. |
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PhotographerChris KillingsworthLocationMorgan Hill, CaliforniaDate20 Jan 2013 6:34PM PSTEquipmentMeade LX200 55mm TeleVue Plossl iPhone 4SDescriptionEyepiece projection at 46X into iPhone4S camera, the moon passing close to Jupiter. At full resolution, two major bands in Jupiter are visible. |
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PhotographerSantiago Miguel ValléeLocationBuenos Aires, ArgentinaDate01/22/2013 00:55 to 0:56 AM GMT-3EquipmentUnguided photos taken with a Canon 1000D body on the prime-focus of a Meade ETX-90. Camera coupled with Meade #64 T Adapter yielding a focal length of 1450mm at f/16. All photos taken at 1/60", auto white balance and standard picture style. Non-processed images (I have the raw images if you want to do something of a better quality!... is my first shot at astrophotography with this gear)DescriptionSequence of the occultation of Jupiter by the mooon (01/22/2013, between 00:55 and 00:56 AM GMT-3) imaged from Buenos Aires City. |
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PhotographerGregory PennerLocationWebster, TexasDate1/21/13 @ approx. 8:30CSTEquipmentTakahashi Sky 90 with Extender Q, making an 800mm focal length. on Alt/Az mount Nikon D40 attached at prime focusDescriptionClose conjunction of Jupiter and the Moon. |
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