The picture above was taken by JON MARTIN on 2/13/2010 with a phillips webcam, through a 120mm Orion refracter and a 5X powermate at about 8:30 P.M. using 10 fps for 2 minutes and processed in registax. Check out the ice cap at the top.
This picture above was taken by JON MARTIN in Jan/2010 with a phillips webcam through a 120mm Orion refracter and a 5X powermate.
The photo of Mars above was taken by Dave McQuade at 9:11 PM 12-28-2007, and his photo information is as follows:
The central meridian is 187.11 and Mars was 15.59 arc minutes in size. The shot was a 180 second shot, 5 frames per second, stacked in Registax 4, and processed in Adobe Photoshop.
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Comet Holmes - taken by David McQuade
The one is a 30 second, unguided exposure with a 300mm lens, processed in Photoshop.
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Comet Holmes - taken by Dave McQuade
"This is a 30 second shot thru my Meade LX 200 14" processed in both Maxim DL and Photoshop.
I thought it would maybe be interesting to try and put both images next to each other as a contrast, one showing approximately what it looked like to the eye and one in a telescope." - Dave McQuade
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M1 - taken by:
Robert Hardy
Telescope is a 14.5” RCOS and camera is an SBIG ST-11000
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Comet 17PHolmes - taken by:
Robert Hardy
Telescope is a 14.5” RCOS and camera is an SBIG ST-11000
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M20 the Trifid
M 20 was taken at the Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park in the Everglades, with the Orion Starshoot and the William Optics FLT 110. 45-20 sec exposures. Taken by Chuck Pavlick.
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Eclipse of February 20th, 2008
6 Photo's below taken by SWFAS member Mary Vilbig
who describes herself as
"an amateur with a little handheld camera and an 8" Celestron Dobs"
Going,
Going,
Going,
Totality,
Returning,
And returning again.
Nice job, Mary. Thanks for sharing the pics.
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