JUPITER & IO
Taken by Ralph Smyth on February 2, 2015 @ Lisburn, Northern Ireland
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Date Taken: 2015:02:12 17:18:21
  
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Jupiter and one of the Galilean satellites, Io. My first image of this apparition and captured in very poor seeing which meant that I had to capture at native focal length.Imaged using a Celestron C8 SCT at F10 with an ASI 120MM camera and QHY LRGB filters.
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GREAT pic.....you have become my favorite non pro.....waiting on a sun shot from ya with filament......I shoot wide field especially the milkyway.....been doing that my whole life everydays a different view/condition....if you go to the next page and look at the pic ....says fishing with candles/orion thats me
Posted by blondedragon 2015-02-12 12:36:34
Many thanks for your kind comments Jim! Unfortunately I dont have any solar imaging kit - except a white light filter. We dont get much sun here lol!
Posted by Celestman 2015-02-12 15:49:53
ya I have the thousand oaks filter for white light...in winter its cloudy here a lot all lake effect snow I call it dandruff but it adds up...last year the great lakes froze over that was a first in 30 yrs...could walk to Canada.....when we get a clear night it drops like a rock.....coming Mondays high 2 clear night ill be out pour camera...lol.
Posted by blondedragon 2015-02-13 09:17:01
 
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