Post by katodog on Jun 24, 2006 16:45:59 GMT -6
I was going to post these this morning, but Photobucket was under maintenance...again. These were from Friday night. Both with the camera on a tripod. I was trying to use one feature on the camera, and found a different one. I found I could change the f ratio.
These pics were of four moons and a star. The star made it look like Jupiter had another bright moon.
According to Starry Night Pro, the sequence was Callisto, Europa, Jupiter, Io, Ganymede, and Star HIP70714. I'm not sure of the orientation in the pics.
I brightened up the first pic, but for some reason it dimmed down when I uploaded it to Photobucket. But, nonetheless, all of the white spots are all stars. I checked both pics very carefully and all of the specks are from other stars and not the camera. They all had the same characteristics, such as the blurriness and focus. The camera barely ever puts any other noise into the photos and when it does, you can alway tell the difference.
These pics were of four moons and a star. The star made it look like Jupiter had another bright moon.
According to Starry Night Pro, the sequence was Callisto, Europa, Jupiter, Io, Ganymede, and Star HIP70714. I'm not sure of the orientation in the pics.
I brightened up the first pic, but for some reason it dimmed down when I uploaded it to Photobucket. But, nonetheless, all of the white spots are all stars. I checked both pics very carefully and all of the specks are from other stars and not the camera. They all had the same characteristics, such as the blurriness and focus. The camera barely ever puts any other noise into the photos and when it does, you can alway tell the difference.
