This is an incredibly lucky shot of Jupiter. This was actually taken
through a 30" Newtonian telecope by me in 1996, shortly before the
Shoemaker-Levi Comet impact. The camera used was a regular Sony video camcorder.
Handheld.The Jupiter Page
This is an incredibly lucky shot of Jupiter. This was actually taken
through a 30" Newtonian telecope by me in 1996, shortly before the
Shoemaker-Levi Comet impact. The camera used was a regular Sony video camcorder.
Handheld.
Best single frame image from a series, unprocessed.
Friends' Photos:
A picture taken using the CookBook 211.
Jupiter taken on Sep 12, 1998 with a 4 sec exposure with a green filter (RGB type).
Courtesy Mike Mattei.
Telescope: 6" Schupmann at f/45.
The dark specks are dust spots on the camera's glass cover plate enclosing the CCD chip. Mike tells me he must get it out and re-seal the camera real soon now... A fine photo anyway!
Same night, Jupiter taken through a Red filter, using the CookBook 211.
Courtesy Mike Mattei.