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Jupiter and the Galilean Moons

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posted 5 years ago Traditional Artist

Big improvement from my last photograph 3 years ago https://www.furaffinity.net/view/22614845/

Stacked and cropped from a Sony A6600 using a Celestron 1250mm F/10 telescope..

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Kane Fenris ~darkwolfswordsman65

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5 years ago

This came out amazing! I have been loving using my scope! i got an Orion 8" Skyview Pro. Its been amazing seeing Saturn and Jupiter on clear nights! just wish I was further from the city >< Need to see about a slightly better camera which I have been debating on lately.

Stupidweasels ~stupidweasels

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5 years ago

Now that's a sweet shot!

DeadKiyote ~fawkesvtrot

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5 years ago

Im actually jealous of your telescope. What model is it? My Celestron only sees 2 of its largest bands and the moons are very faint

Everruler ~everruler

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5 years ago

I have a vintage version of the Celestron C5

DeadKiyote ~fawkesvtrot

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5 years ago

So jealous! Mine is a Celestron AstroMaster LT60

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vixyyfox ~vixyyfox

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5 years ago

wow!

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ealadubh ~ealadubh

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5 years ago

JUPITER

STOP GOBBING ROCKS AT US

CUT THAT SHIT OUT

phiner ~phiner

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5 years ago

how many pictures did you end up stacking to do this? I've generally heard around 50 or so is good for astro photography. But I don't know if that's the same general idea for taking pictures of planets too.

SherlyWinchester ~sherlywinchester

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5 years ago

that's amazing *^*

omg .. i just have a sony 6000 with the 16-55 mm right now , i'm trying to earn money for a telescope hehe...

woah.. that's awesome

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