Planetary Images (last update:
01/24/04)
(Some
Newer Saturn and Jupiter)
Planetary Alignment Page
Mars 2003 is now here,
click on the link...
Whoa! Ken Florentino from the digital
astrophoto group processed some of my images using ImagesPlus (http://www.mlunsold.com/)
and produced the following results:
Here are a couple of versions of Saturn. The one on the left is
older, on the right is newer.
Here are some images of Jupiter captured on 1/19/02. Its moon Io is
casting a shadow on its face, just below and to the right of center.
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Several shots stacked and combined
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Stack
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Several shots stacked & combined
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Another single shot
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Single shot
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Saturn (STV CCD camera)
Saturn from Jan 19 |
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Jupiter, 1/19/02
Great Red Spot is (barely) visible on upper left area of top dark band. |
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Moon from STV (old)
Not a planet, included just for fun... |
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Techniques: I'm learning how to use Astrostack, and that's what
I used for the stacked pix.
Equipment: Olympus C-4040 digital camera, Scopetronix "digi-T"
adapter, Takahashi FS-102 telescope, either a UO Klee 2.8x or Celstron 2x barlow
lens (or both stacked) and a Celestron 26mm plossl eyepiece.
Planetary Challenges: With planets you need high magnifications, so
you need to shoot both through the scope and through a magnifying eyepiece. (All
my previous through-the-scope pictures didn't use an eyepiece.) A few more
planet pix in the gallery below.
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Jupiter |
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Using an Olympus C-4040 digital Camera |
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Jupiter, Film |
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An experiment with 800 film... |
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Jupiter, film |
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Kodak E200 slide film, 1/2 sec |
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Jupiter with Film |
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1/2 sec, 100 print film |
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Saturn, film |
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1 sec, Kodak E200 slide film |
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