Saturn, Jupiter and Venus

[coxellis]

Shot using webcams.

http://www.coxellis.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/astroimg/images/webcam/planets/venus4.jpg

http://www.coxellis.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/astroimg/images/webcam/planets/jup5.jpg

http://www.coxellis.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/astroimg/images/webcam/planets/sat4.jpg

http://www.coxellis.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/new%20astroweb/images/solar/transit2004.jpg

I'm still to get a decent shot of Jupiter - the first 2 were shot using my old f7 130mm Newt earlier in 2004.

Andy

[Mick]

Gee, there not bad Andy. I have some Venus transit photos on my website, amazing event.

[quicksimon]

Hi Andy
Good to see someone else from the UK on the forum. Great shots mate. I especially like the Jupiter shot through the SkyWatcher 130. I used to have the same scope then traded it in for my SkyWatcher 8" Dob. I never captured the GRS using the 130. :astron:
Take it easy
Simon

[iceman]

Love the Saturn shot, very nice Andy!

[rumples riot]

Great shots keep them coming. I like your venus shot.

[seeker372011]

Nice pic-how did you achieve the image scale on your Jupiter shot?

[ving]

well done! looks like we have another pro here :)

[coxellis]

The jupiter shot was done using ep projection using a 10mm LER ep and double size processed in registax.

Normally they were this size:

http://www.coxellis.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/astroimg/images/webcam/planets/jup2.jpg

The Saturn shot was using a 4x barlow - can't wait to try it on Jupiter which is still a bit low in the south for me yet this year.

Andy

[rumples riot]

Well you guys got Saturn and we got Jupiter. Guess we both can't have it all.