Holly Moons Batman (look closer)

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By: Philip Lindsay
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Photographer	Philip Lindsay {Karma:1748}
Project	#37 Night Photography	Camera Model	fuji fine pix s 5000
Categories	Landscape Nature Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio	nightscape	Lens	fujinon + 2.0 teleconvertor
Uploaded	4/23/2005	Film / Memory Type	d
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Views	494	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - dunedin State - OTAGO Country - New Zealand
About	i was quite suprised to see two moons about jupiter. taken from my deck last night on tripod. 2seconds, f3.2
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Philip Lindsay {K:1748} 4/24/2005

could be three moons, but i dont really know

Taras R. Hnatyshyn {K:4055} 4/24/2005

Philip,

Nice idea, though I don't see how f/3.2 gives maximum DOF. What focal length lens did you use?

See http://www.usefilm.com/image/109358.html for an example of what one can get with a cheap webcam attached to a telescope.

Taras

Shawn Carter {K:1301} 4/24/2005

I count 3. 1 to the upper right, 1 to the lower left, and 1 further below Jupiter. Or are some of those stars?

Good shot.

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