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Posted: 02 Jul 2020

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1 sec. • f/29.0 • 600.0 mm • ISO 31 •

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Jupiter and all its moons- Do look large.

Jupiter and all its moons- Do look large.
It was not much of a night try the tracker with everthing for the first time a lot did not work as it should. I turned the camera to Jupiter I thought at first I was getting very bad vibrations from the plate all the dots in a line.

From the Top Io, Jupiter, Europa, Ganymede And Callisto. If you look at the setting that was trying to dim the planet Jupiter down but lost all the stars in the sky at ISO 64 and F13

Marco F. Delminho, Peter_Private_Box, neira-Dan, tiabunna and 7 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 Steve Paxton
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Great starter but not I was after the boys are right but no matter what I tried could not get it to work. it has to be two photo the moon and then Jupiter way faster shutter speed to get the detail. a huge learning curve some time I wonder why I started...... thanks for the vote of confidence.
3 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Looks very nice now Steve and I can see the gas rings around the planet now too. Great stuff!
3 years ago.
 polytropos
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Amazing!
I have to go far to the mountains to escape the light pollution to make such pictures ...
3 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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Not so deep space this is Mid city lights, for wide shot that is so true. It is so much easier out in the dark you can see just where you are looking in the city lights its all a blur.
3 years ago.
 Peter_Private_Box
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Hi Steve,

You must be very pleased with this one!
When I have tried for Jupiter, I end up with a very bright planet, and a few moons very close to it.
Curious that the planet here is dim and fuzzy..

But you try and learn!!

Best wishes
Peter
3 years ago.

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