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Jupiter, May 07-2018

Discussion in 'Astrophotography and Imaging' started by Avani Soares, May 7, 2018.

Jupiter, May 07-2018

Started by Avani Soares on May 7, 2018 at 5:08 PM

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  1. Avani Soares

    Avani Soares Well-Known Member

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    Avani Soares, May 7, 2018
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    [​IMG] Jupiter, May 07-2018
    As is often the case with planetary photography, a single lucky catch in the midst of more than a dozen.
    Many details visible throughout the planet including the poles, well defined oval BA near the right limbus.
     
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    Dave In Vermont, May 7, 2018
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    Detalhes muito agradáveis, Avani! Como por seu trabalho incrível usual. Não sei se já perguntei antes, mas você já tentou usar algum filtro? Eu pergunto como estamos no meio de conversas aqui sobre a futura oposição de Marte, e filtros que estamos planejando tentar durante isso. Estou particularmente interessado em obter um filtro Wratten Magenta nº 30.

    Obrigado por outro Júpiter fatástico!

    Dave


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    Very nice details, Avani! As per your usual amazing work. I don't know if I've asked you before, but have you ever tried using any filters? I ask as we're in the midst of conversations here on the coming opposition of Mars, and filters we're planning to try during this. I'm particularly interested in obtaining a No. 30 Wratten Magenta Filter.

    Thank you for another fatastic Jupiter!

    Dave
     
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    Gabby76, May 7, 2018
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    Excellent image Avani
     
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    Avani Soares, May 7, 2018
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    Olá Dave!
    Filtros para fotografia não são exatamente o mesmo que para observação visual. Mesmo assim alguns filtros visuais podem ser usados com sucesso em fotografia, um exemplo é o Green 56 nas lunares e o vermelho long pass 610 nm para todos os planetas em geral. Esse último já é um filtro IR mas funciona bem no visual.
     
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    Nebula, May 8, 2018
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    Ok you guys asked for it :D

     
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    Nebula, May 8, 2018
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    Incredible picture Avani with a wide range of colors.
     
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    terrypaula, May 8, 2018
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    Any guides to filters out there in telescopeland?
     
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    terrypaula, May 8, 2018
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    Nice shot of Jupiter.
    Terry
     
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    Dave In Vermont, May 8, 2018
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    terrypaula, May 8, 2018
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    As far as nebula filters go one of the first I ever owned was a 1.25 Svbony UHC, for some reason it seemed to work overall better then the a more expensive one I purchased at an earlier time. Go figure.
    It was pointed out to me a long time ago, you don't have to spend a lot of money to get something worth while.
    As far as a guide to filters, I was wondering if there was some sort of guide for filters they are numbered for a reason I thought. Not to sound like an ahole. Even though it's one of my favorite expressions from "Guardians of the Galaxy."
    Terry
     
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    terrypaula, May 8, 2018
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    Just got the MESSAGE
    TMI
     
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    Nebula, May 8, 2018
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    I am glad i got 3/4 of the GSO color filters from the list of color filters. It's very interesting experimentation with these filters.
     

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