A clear night last night with the exception of some high cirrus clouds. The problem for me it seemed, was an awful amount of light pollution scattering on the thin clouds. I took 175 images in total of Saturn, M42, M45 and the Moon. I have so far binned approx 2/3's. The good news is [for me any way] I am getting better at focusing my D SLR through the telescope. Here is one I took of the Moon.
I am starting to enjoy photographing the moon, It is nice and easy practice for beginners of D-SLR astrophotography and I am enjoying the results. Taken with Canon EOS 350D, 1/80s at ISO200. f6.3FR 8" SCT. Lightly processed in Photoshop.
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008
Moon Last night.
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Whoops, sorry Brian I deleted your comment in error....
I should have deleted mine that had a couple of typo's in...
it is 0450 in the morning.
Anyhow it is a Meade LX10 8" SCT. With f6.3FR.
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