Mars - January 01, 2012 - RGB & IR

[frewi808]

My Mars collection 01 January 01, 2012.

Some are taken with the DBK618 and the other set is taken with the DMK and Astrodon RGB filters.

Freddy

[Craig20264]

Great images, oh for those clear Hawaian nights

[frewi808]

The complete set.

[arbacia]

Well done. Very detailed pictures.

Patricio

[Stephen]

Wow

[Quatermass]

amazing well done great images ;-)

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[Olorin]

wow amazing detail!!!!

great job Freddy

[Clayton]

Lovely work Freddy

[Virgoman]

Wow. Superb images, Freddy. Tremendous detail and wonderfully natural looking. Great stuff.

[Jove]

Staggering detail there, I wonder if that would be possible to achieve here in cloudy, jetstreamy Britain?

[pixueto]

Amazing ! They look more of space probe pictures rather than taken from an amateur astronomer!

[FranckiM06]

Wow, it is splendid result of Mars.

Congratulation for these superb images and thank you to share it with us.

I just have bought the new DMK 21 AU 618 and I can see that you have also this one so can you please tell me more about it and if I will get big difference between this one and the old one ?

Franck

[frewi808]

Hi Frank,

Well actually I never use the 'old' DMK, but I have the old DFK and the new DBK618 and there is a GREAT difference between them... So I suppose that that will be the same wth the newer DMK's also.. Very sencitive these camera's and I guess I will be using the DMK much more now then the DBK..

[arbacia]

There is a huge difference between the old and new DMK21, indeed.

I had DBK31 (sold), I have DMK31 and DMK618, and some friends have the former DMK21. I test all of them.

Have you read this article by Wolfgang Paech in the manufacturer camera blog?

Test report: new DMK21AS618

Patricio