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anysiaSorry about 'em being off center, but there was something in my way so I did what I could
Remember, this is just my 2nd time out with this setup. The first time, I couldn't get Jupiter in frame to save my butt. :)
I took a few shots and noticed that 'flare'. I think it was light from over the neighbors fence.
Ambient lightThe bane of the backyard astronomer.
I took them at about 5 minute intervals. There are more, but they are all pretty much the same. Still don't have my filters, so they aren't as sharp as we would all like em.
I have an AVI file of both Venus and then Jupiter moving across the sky (yes, I know it's actually the earth moving, but that is what it looks like) 545 megs worth. Will be editing em down for suitable webclips.
Remember, this is just my 2nd time out with this setup. The first time, I couldn't get Jupiter in frame to save my butt. :)
I took a few shots and noticed that 'flare'. I think it was light from over the neighbors fence.
Ambient lightThe bane of the backyard astronomer.
I took them at about 5 minute intervals. There are more, but they are all pretty much the same. Still don't have my filters, so they aren't as sharp as we would all like em.
I have an AVI file of both Venus and then Jupiter moving across the sky (yes, I know it's actually the earth moving, but that is what it looks like) 545 megs worth. Will be editing em down for suitable webclips.
