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02-04-2012, 09:50 PM
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The Big Four, First of April 2012
Taken last night and resized to their relative apparent sizes are Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn. Canon EOS 600D, 5x Powermate (+ 2x Barlow for Mars), SkyWatcher 12" Goto Dobsonian telescope, manually tracked.
Also, a capture-sized Mars.
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Comprehensive Tom some nice detail there. Your pics just keep getting better
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Great work Tom!
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Very nice Tom
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Great spread, Tom.
Impressed you can get anything on Jupiter at this late stage. Mars still a standout, even on the way out.
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03-04-2012, 08:53 AM
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Well done Tom, a nice montage of the planets!
Cheers,
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very interesting Tom. Regards Ray
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Very impressive work Tom and really nice presentation.
Very Well Done.
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What a great set.
I'm amazed you managed to get any detail on Jupiter.
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Very nice composition , Tom
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how cool is that - top shelf images presented quite well. I appreciate the effort and skill in aquiring that lot. thanks for sharing
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Thanks for all the comments guys.
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