Slideshow of my Jupiters
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Uploaded by Webastrophotographer on Aug 24, 2008
Jupiters through my 4,5" Newton on EQ2 mount.
Te camera I have used is moded Philips SPC900NC webcam. In some pistures I have used 2x Barlow lens and some pistures are croped.
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Fantastic - we loved it. We watched it while listening to Holst's Jupiter from the planet suite.
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Now if you look at 0.29 you will see the four Galieon moons.
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The pic at 0:32 was really good!
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very nice :)
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Thank you. That is zoomed picture. :)
Webastrophotographer 3 years ago