Mars, Jupiter and even Antares in daytime

[tornado33]

Hi all
Used my Argo Navis to locate these near midday today.
First is Antares, using my modded 350d but with uv/ir filter on
next is Jupiter
next is mars with my unmodded 300D,
last is Antares, through the modded 350d with no filter on (its strong in IR so is brighter.
All are full frame shots through the 10 inch f5.6, guided to the objects by the Argo Navis after aligning off the Sun with solar filter on.

Note, Antares was incredible, so easy to see visually near midday! A scintillating bright yellow dot on a bright blue sky. It was actually easier to see visually then mars.
Note, I didnt do flatfields, and the bright artifacts weer actually things floating last in the air so couldnt be flatfielded out anyway
Scott

[davidpretorius]

wow mate, these are fantastic.

i remember imaging jupiter at 6.30am one morning last year adn it seemed to be ok.

well done

[iceman (Mike)]

Great stuff Scott, pushing the boundaries.

I think I can see some of Joop's moons.

[h0ughy (David)]

What ever possessed you to undertake this path of discovery Scott. Ahh thats right full moon and cloudy nights! You are a legend in your own lunchtime!

[sheeny (Al)]

Originally Posted by h0ughy

What ever possessed you to undertake this path of discovery Scott. Ahh thats right full moon and cloudy nights! You are a legend in your own lunchtime!

Adapt and survive... that must be the key! I wanna see a daytime photo of the cassini division! Well done!

Al.

[tornado33]

Thanks
Yes I will try for Saturn when its in daylit skies
Scott