Lunar occultation of Saturn
Taken by Duncan Waldron on May 14, 2014 @
Much cloud throughout the day didn't bode well for this event, but a gap appeared for just long enough to record ingress, with a few light patches passing during ingress.
3 separate exposures with Canon 40D at coudé focus of 150 mm (f = 2250 mm) Zeiss achromat refractor. 1/3 sec, 1/13 sec & 1/50 sec at ISO-100; images combined to render Moon & Saturn with more pictorial tones.
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Camera Used: Unavailable Canon EOS 40D
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Date Taken: 2014:05:14 21:01:55
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Much cloud throughout the day didn't bode well for this event, but a gap appeared for just long enough to record ingress, with a few light patches passing during ingress.
3 separate exposures with Canon 40D at coudé focus of 150 mm (f = 2250 mm) Zeiss achromat refractor. 1/3 sec, 1/13 sec & 1/50 sec at ISO-100; images combined to render Moon & Saturn with more pictorial tones.
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