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Category Archives: Imaging Techniques
Imaging Jupiter And Moons (I need more focal length)
I’ve been outside just now, trying to sneak an image of Jupiter and its moons, in between the clouds and general haze here in South-East England tonight. (Isn’t it often this way? Two hours earlier, the sky was sparklingly clear!) … Continue reading
Posted in Imaging Techniques, Planets
Tagged eq6 mount, imaging, jupiter, newtonian reflector
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Fabulous "Spring Moonwatch" Week!
Well, what fun this week… It’s been designated ”Spring Moonwatch” week, as part of the IYA 2009 and we have been blessed with wonderful clear skies here in South-East England. I have helped run two public events at my local … Continue reading
Posted in Imaging Techniques, Moon, Societies And Clubs
Tagged cranbrook astronomy, Moon, spring moonwatch
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Trying my modern Canon DSLR on the Alan Young telescope
We at cadsas.com had an excellent observing night, tonight. “Spring Guide to the Night Sky” public event.. totally horrible, rainy and windy weather at 5pm. Event starts 6.30pm.. All clear! Plus very clean skies, after all the rain. Looked at … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Imaging Techniques
Tagged alan young telescope, canon 1000D, focusser, ISS
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