Jon
22-02-2013, 09:44 AM
Here's a composite of the Moon and Jupiter on 18/2. One exposure for the moon, one for Jupiter's moons, and a stack of 1 min VERY fuzzy avi of Jupiter itself.
I gave up at this point (around 11:30) as the seeing was so bad. By the time the moon had moved to the point of closest conjunction they were so low on the horizon Jupiter was almost touching the hills, and wriggling into all kinds of crazy shapes because of the seeing.
I gave up at this point (around 11:30) as the seeing was so bad. By the time the moon had moved to the point of closest conjunction they were so low on the horizon Jupiter was almost touching the hills, and wriggling into all kinds of crazy shapes because of the seeing.