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How Jupiter Looks Through My Eyepiece


orion25

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These pictures were taken over two observing sessions (April 20 & 24th) using my Nikon D3200 with my 127mm and 180mm Maks using the Meade Series 4000 8-24mm zoom lens and a Shorty 2x barlow. I set the ISO at 6400 and took several shots between 1/250 and 1/320 sec. I did some post-processing in Photoshop to adjust levels. These are the best of those shots which look pretty close to what I see through the eyepiece of each Mak respectively.

This first picture was taken through my 127mm Mak with the Meade zoomed in:
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zoomed in with barlow:
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This image was taken through my 180mm "Rolls-Royce" Mak with the Meade zoomed out:
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and zoomed in (no barlow):
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Nowhere near Hubble, but almost exactly what I see at the eyepiece (with a little enhanced color)!

Reggie
 

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