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Old 17-01-2013, 09:38 PM
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Saturn through the eyepiece.

This is an image created from my Saturn image a few days ago and some moons artificially added in their respective positions at the time. The aim here is to depict what the planet looks like through the eyepiece. Because it has some artificial elements and is more an impression of what is seen rather than a record, I didn't know where to post it on IIS, either here or in the Visual Observations section. I decided here because it is an image and it is from the Solar System. (Personally I think people should post their sketches here too! )

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Tom
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Old 17-01-2013, 09:44 PM
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Interesting concept, Tom. I think it looks great!
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Old 17-01-2013, 09:49 PM
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Quite like that Tom, well done.

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Quite like that myself ...looks very effective ..!!
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