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Mercury Transit in Brazil


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A modest capture made in a very difficult situation.
There were about 20 films, most of them lost due to the gusts of wind that moved the planet out of the capture screen, in addition to many clouds passing which made light control a real adventure. After all, one is better than nothing, at least I managed to register this rare event because the next, I do not know if I will still be here.
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On 12/11/2019 at 04:30, AKB said:

Menos detalhes de superfície do que suas fotos planetárias habituais, Avani! 😉

Surpreendente!

And only a Baader solar leaf with a Green filter was used, I didn't expect so many details myself. But what I liked was that the planet was very well defined.

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16 minutes ago, Ruud said:

That's the best image I've seen yet (excluding NASA). It is fantastic! 
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I saw nothing of the transit myself. We had clouds and rain all day.

Not alone, had blowing snow, sun came out hour after transit. Is a terrific image, especially with the conditions you faced.  

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