| Image |
Date |
Taken
by |
Notes |
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06.04.07 |
John O Mahony |
CGE11 Neximager at F10 |
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April 07
|
Conn Buckley |
LX200 R, Philips Toucam
& Registax |
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09.04.07
|
Frank Ryan Jr /
Dave Lillis |
Taken through Dave Lillis' 20''
Obsession Dobsonian
at the Shannonside Astronomy Club observation site in Boher, Co.
Limerick.
The image was produced by capturing 12 seperate 6 second AVI's with a
Philips webcam. |
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09.04.07
|
Frank Ryan Jr /
Dave Lillis |
Saturn - Taken through Dave
Lillis' 20'' Obsession Dobsonian
at the Shannonside Astronomy Club observation site in Boher, Co.
Limerick.
This is a single frame from the captures. |
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26.04.07
|
Frank Ryan Jr |
Saturn - 2 Min AVI, Processed in Rgistax. |
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06.02.07
|
Frank Ryan Jr
|
Saturn - This overexposed shot
of Saturn shows 6 or 7 of its several moons.
The interesting thing is how fast they move!
Over a period of a few hours the positions changed completly.
Etx-125pe
Canon 350D
Prime Focus |
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21.00 on 6/3/2005
|
David Lillis
|
This saturn picture was taken using 800 frames from an avi,
The seeing was just better then average, but it got worse as there were
clouds moving in.
Note that you can see hints of the disk through the Cassini division.
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Feb 29 2004 at 22.39-22.41
|
David Lillis
|
134 frames, stacked in registax2 and processed in photoshop, Philips
Toucam pro + 12Lx200. Note how many bands/lines are visible on the disk,
how many can you count ?? Taken from Crecora near Limerick
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18.02.07
|
Conn Buckley
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LX200 R, Philips Toucam & Registax
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March 05
|
Conn Buckley
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ETX 90, Philips
Toucam & Registax
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16th January 2004
|
Michael O Connell
|
Using my LX90 with 2x barlow and Philips Toucam Pro webcam.
I took 1,500 frames @ 5fps. This avi was then processed in Registax 2
and Photoshop.
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17th January 2004
|
David Lillis
|
stacked from 255 frames which were captured using Astrosnap (DCT used
to pick the good frames). Processing/stacking was done on registax2.
Note how that shadow of the disk on the rings has changed to the right
hand side of the planet since the earlier photos below. Equipment = 12
Lx200 + toucampro + astrosnap + registax2 + photoshop
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29th December 2003
|
David Lillis
|
First attempt at Saturn with a 12" LX200 @ f10 and a toucam pro.
Avi of 70 frames processed with Registax2 and photoshop. Note the
absence of the shadow on the rings when this close to opposition.
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7th December 2003
|
Dave Gradwell
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Saturn webcam image. Best 1357 frames of 1500 (5min avi @ 5fps). CG11
@ f/10. As usual, image acquired by K3CCDTOOLS stacked using Registax2
and processed in Photoshop
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20th November 2003
|
Dave Gradwell
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First Saturn image of the 03/04 season. CG11 at f/10. 1400 frames out
of 1500 total. 5min avi at 5 fps. Seeing 3/10. Image acquired with
K3CCDTOOLS, stacked with Registax2
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8th November 2003
|
Michael O'Connell
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Taken at 2.00am with a Philips ToUcam Pro, Celestron ultima 2x barlow,
8 inch LX90. Vega used to record a 1min40sec video clip at 3fps.
Processing done in Registax, PSP and Photoshop. The Encke division is
just visible on the left hand side.
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Early 2003
|
Michael O'Connell
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Taken with a Nikon Coolpix 775 attached to an eyepiece and a Meade
8" LX90 and an exposure of 1 sec. The Cassini division is just
about visible as is the shadow of the planet on the rings
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Early 2003
|
Michael O'Connell
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Saturn + Titan 1 sec exposure
Titan, Saturn's largest moon, can be seen just to the north of the
planet.
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Late 2002
|
Dave Gradwell
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These two shots of Saturn were taken through a Celestron CG11 at f/10
to a Phillips To U Cam Pro webcam. Each is an AVI of 30 secs. The
individual frames were stacked with Registax and final touch ups with
Photoshop LE
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Late 2002
|
Dave Gradwell
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See above but with different exposure settings..
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