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CCD Session S00085 Notes from CCD Session Jupiter Jupiter Moons
- 1.1/4 hour imaging session
- main observing target was Jupiter which was image at f/22 with a barlow
- seeing conditions were fairly poor with unsteady atmosphere (see sequence
of images of Ganymede)
- attempts to record deep-sky images in Virgo were cut short due to dew
formation on the front lens of telescope (I'd forgotten to attach the dew shield and
hadn't started dew heater sufficiently early).
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Jupiter | ||
CCD Colour Image Exposures : Red 0.6s, Green 0.6s, Blue 0.8s Processing: Aligned & colour combined with Registax3 R x1.4, G x1.0, B x1.4, Unsharp Masked 8" LX200 with x2 Barlow operating at f/22 ST7 camera, 1x1 binning 2005-05-10 22:25 h UT (#85024,27,30) |
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CCD Colour Image, as above Additional unsharp masking, and rotation. |
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Similar Image as above (75% scale
reduction) Left : 2005-05-10 22:25 h UT (#85024,27,30) Right : 2005-05-10 22:25 h UT (#85023,26,29) |
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CCD Image Clear Filter, 9 x 0.6s Aligned & stacked with Registax3, 75% scale reduction 2005-05-10 22:37 h UT (#85072-80) |
CCD Image Red Filter, 9 x 0.6s Aligned & stacked with Registax3, 75% scale reduction 2005-05-10 22:34 h UT (#85057-65) |
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Jupiter + Europa (Europa is about to be occulted - at 22:50h UT) |
CCD Image, 0.2s exposure, clear filter 2005-05-10 22:38 h UT (#85082) |
Europa just before point of occulation |
CCD Image, 2 sec exposure, clear filter 2005-05-10 22:47 h UT (#85114) |
Jupiter + Io & Ganymede Amalthea also lies within the field between Jupiter & Ganymede, but at magnitude +14 it is is not visible in this short exposure (an even in a long exposure it is likely to be lost in the glare from Jupiter, mag -2.3) |
CCD Image 0.4 sec exposure, clear filter 2005-05-10 22:56 h UT (#85154) |
Seeing conditions as indicated by series of images of Ganymede |
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CCD Animation, 10 x 0.2s frames over a 38 sec period Clear Filter, frame width is 43 arc secs 2005-05-10 22:50 h UT (#85125-34) |
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