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Instant Replay: Io/Eurpoa Transit, New Photo

Started by classares, 03/31/2004 03:19AM
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Posted 03/31/2004 03:19AM Opening Post
Bob Woish
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This is 1001 frames. Celestron G8 on LXD-55 mount; Philips ToUCam Pro at f/30. Seeing 6/10.



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Posted 03/31/2004 08:32AM #1
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Bob,

An excellent image of the double transit event. You recorded the appearance of Jupiter and the satellite shadows very well. The Equatorial Zone (EZ) has appeared to me a bit yellowish lately. Please keep up the good work.

Carlos
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Posted 04/02/2004 12:35AM #2
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Bob, beautiful detail, color & contrast!
Thanks for sharing!


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