Nice work, Jorge! Still a great sight to be captured in one frame.
Based on your simulation, I started playing around in Stellarium to find out where the best vantage point might have been to view/image the occultation.
If we had been in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean, near the Rio Grande Rise, then we would have seen a partial occultation of Jupiter by both our moon and Ganymede at the same time!
GSO 305 mm - Canon Rebel XT - iso 100 - 1/200 s, 1/500 s, 1/25 s
WOW!! Great captures Jorge I love them both!
Is this imaging done by way of composing 2 or more images or is it one capture? I wonder if you could point my in the right direction so I may attempt one at next occultation
1) one with 1/25 second to Jupiter's moons and they were enhanced with distort-shear and distor-spherize from Photoshop
2) one with 1/200 second to Jupiter and it was enhanced with unsharp mask from Photoshop
3) one with 1/500 second to Moon and it was enhanced in Registax
I loaded all photos on Photoshop and aligned them. With ressource of select, copy, paste and layer mask I hide or reveal to get Jupiter from one, Jupiter's moon from other and Moon from another. Flatenned image... and ... that is it !
Jorge, is there another occultation of Jupiter by the Moon on Dec 25, 2012? In CdC it looks like one happens around 20:49-22:04 (local time) for the area around Rio de Janeiro.
1) one with 1/25 second to Jupiter's moons and they were enhanced with distort-shear and distor-spherize from Photoshop
2) one with 1/200 second to Jupiter and it was enhanced with unsharp mask from Photoshop
3) one with 1/500 second to Moon and it was enhanced in Registax
I loaded all photos on Photoshop and aligned them. With ressource of select, copy, paste and layer mask I hide or reveal to get Jupiter from one, Jupiter's moon from other and Moon from another. Flatenned image... and ... that is it !
Muito obrigado Jorge
They are very nice compositions! I hope to try something similar soon. An occultation with Saturn would look beautiful too