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Jupiter with NexStar 6SE

Jupiter with NexStar 6SE by rstrohmeyer

Keywords: jupiter, nexstar, 6se, neximage, NexStar-6-SE, NexImage

Image Stats
Celestron Equipment	NexStar 6SE Computerized Telescope (11068), NexImage (93712)
Additional Equipment
Camera	Celestron NexImage
Exposure Time	1000 frames
Software	Registax
Date/Time Taken	08.09.2008 21:11
Location	Brentwood, CA
Upload Date:	08.10.2008 12:07
Hits:	3306
Downloads:	144
Rating:	3.50 (2 Vote(s))
File size:	8.4 KB

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Medicat
Member

Join Date: 08.04.2008
Comments 24

Nice one

Collimation, and a steady atmosphere are keys to get sharp images

also try to use an apochromatic barlow lens next time

Good picture though

08.11.2008 01:10

Kevin Kawai
Member

Join Date: 05.16.2008
Comments 131

Getting there!

I second the above comment from Medicat. I do see a hint of the Great Red Spot. You're on the right track!

08.11.2008 19:59

Medicat
Member

Join Date: 08.04.2008
Comments 24

Try This one

You can use a Hartman mask to aid you in the focus

http://rao.150m.com/Focusaid.html

this is just an example on how to do one

this greatly reduces the time and effort to get a sharp focus picture

08.18.2008 02:14

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