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Some ETX users have sent me examples of their astrophotography. If you have some examples you would like included here please send me a description of how you made the astrophotos and a copy of the images as GIF or JPEG files (due to internet email gateway issues, please send only one image file per message). Send to etx@me.com. Alternatively, if you have created your own web page with your examples please let me know and I'll include a link to your site.
Submitted by: James Jefferson-Wilson James (james.jefferson@bbc.co.uk) [8 Sep 06] |
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Hope all is well. Congrats on the WebSites Anniversary !!!!!
Please find enclosed my picture of The Partial Lunar Eclipse Tech Details : Location : Shepards Bush , West London (England) Telescope : Meade ETX125AT 5inch. Imager : Nikon 4300 Digital Camera Exposures : 1/30th (start), 1/1000th (Last) Processed : Registax 3 / Paint Shop Pro 7 Date : 7th September 2006 Time : 20:01 to 21:15pm Comments : Fantastic sight of a large red Full Moon at the start of the Eclipse. I was fortunate to be on top of a large building over looking London to get a good early image of the partial Eclipse. I was really interested in the different colours produced which are shown in this montage which were the real colours at the time. My first experience of a partial Lunar Eclipse and we were blessed with a nice clear night. |
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Submitted by: Lubomir Janoatiak (Lubomir.Janostiak.ml@zoznam.sk) [8 Sep 06] |
Partial Lunar Eclipse in Slovakia!!! My web is http://www.janostiak.szm.sk for Meade ETX-70AT |
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Submitted by: Dieter.Wolf@DNSint.com [16 Mar 06] |
you were lucky at OO - great report, thank you.
When I saw your driving animation I thought it would be cloudy but turned out to be a clear night. And it's definitly a good idea to LOOK through the scope; I - too - find myself very often staring at the lcd and missing to look around the wonders with your own eyes... Late last night I observed the 'half-shadow' (do you say that in english???) eclipse of the moon. 'Normal' people would not recognize it but it was nice to see (the bright southern highlands around crater Tycho dramatically dimmed) and I photographed it with a standalone PANASONIC Lumix DMC FZ-30 digital camera on a tripod. We start with 'moon behind clouds' in the evening (ISO80, 280mm, f/3.6, 1/50s & 2s)... |
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...to get a clear view at 2006-03-15 00:45 CET - about the maximum of occultation - (ISO80, 670mm, f/11, 1/100s) |
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...and a small animated gif |
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Submitted by: jbfe (jbfe@wanadoo.fr) [16 Mar 06] |
March 14, 2006; the lunar eclipse with ETX-70AT, 4mp digital camera, 12.5 eyepiece, from France. |
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