Have I photographed moons either side of Jupiter?

[oddball508]

Hope someone can help out here. I aimed at Jupiter with my new Sigma 150-500mm at full zoom. So on the Canon 50D this equals a 750mm. Have I pickup moons either side of Jupiter?

[oddball508]

oops...a link to the photo may help :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/25223017@N00/7791318396/in/photostream

[DavidU]

I would say you have John. Nice wide view.

[Aidan]

Sure have. Nice shot.

[Shark Bait]

I think the following is correct and seems to match your picture:

GANYMEDE - Top Left

IO - Middle Left
EUROPA - Middle Right

JUPITER

CALLISTO - Bottom Right

[oddball508]

Thanks people

:thanx:

[rally]

Stu,

Are you sure ?
I think from Left to Right (and Top to Bottom) of image
Ganymede, Europa, Io, Jupiter, Callisto if it was last night
When exactly did Oddball take the image ?

[Shark Bait]

I agree. I might have Europa and Io back to front.

I was using the August, Jupiter Moon Events on page 115 of Astronomy 2012 Australia. With these charts it is hard to work out the order for these two moons without the time that the image was taken.

[oddball508]

Hi guys
Photo taken at about 5:00am this morning 16/8/2012, just south of Canberra

:-)

[bojan]

It is possible to check the Jup moons position with CdC or Stellarium.
You only have to enter the exact time when shot was taken.

The lineup according to CdC is as follows (left to right):
Ganimede, Europa, Io, Jupiter, Callisto.

[malclocke]

Here's the view from around that time according to Stellarium

[Nico13]

Great shot, yeh I was surprised one day when I got them with my 135mm on my Pentax K5.

[bojan]

Just now noticed:



No.
500mm is ALWAYS 500mm.
There is no such thing as "equivalent" focal length.