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Jupiter: c11, Lumenera skynyx + rgb filters baader sent on January 27, 2013 (1:52) by Fabio Volpe. 43 comments, 9072 views.

Ripresa effettuata con telescopio Celestron C11 su NEQ6, Lumenera Skynyx M e filtri RGB Baader






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sent on January 28, 2013 (18:42)


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incredibile, magnifica!

incredible, magnificent!

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sent on January 28, 2013 (19:45)


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Che dire? Veramente spettacolare! Complimenti!

What can I say? Truly spectacular! Congratulations!

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sent on January 28, 2013 (19:52)


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Grazie anche a voi Ale e Roberto Sorriso

Thanks to you and Roberto Ale :-)

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sent on January 30, 2013 (2:58)


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sono letteralmente strabiliato, non ho mai visto una immagine di Giove così bella come la tua...

are literally amazed, I've never seen an image of Jupiter as beautiful as your ...

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sent on January 30, 2013 (18:41)


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Grazie BeppeSorrisoPurtroppo in italia non abbiamo un gran Seeing che possa permettere certi risultati piu spesso, per fortuna su tante nottate passate fuori, qualcuna d'à buoni risultatiSorriso

Thanks Beppe :-) Unfortunately in Italy we do not have a large Seeing that would allow certain results more often, good luck on many nights spent outside of a few good results :-)

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sent on January 30, 2013 (23:16)


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Anche io l'avrei preferita un po' più morbida, ma è questione di gusti personali. Resta straordinaria per colori e dettagli, specie i vortici ai confini delle fascie tropicali.
Ora non ti resta che farne una con la "ciliegina": un bel satellite che proietta l'ombra. ;-)

Although I would have preferred a little 'softer, but it is a matter of personal taste. Remains outstanding for color and detail, especially the vortices at the edge of the tropical bands.
Now you only have to make one with the "icing" a beautiful satellite that casts the shadow. ;-)

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sent on January 30, 2013 (23:22)


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Grazie MotofotoSorriso
In realtà ne ho anche con ombre e transiti dei satelliti, man mano cerco di caricarle;-)

Thanks :-) Motofoto
In fact I even shadows and transits of satellites, as I try to load them ;-)

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sent on January 31, 2013 (21:04)


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forse una delle foto più dettagliate di giove che mi sia capitata di vedere con strumenti "amatoriali"!!!
ho letto che sei di serramazzoni!! io sono di Cavezzo...ogni tanto faccio un salto all'osservatorio astronomico di Cavezzo...se non sbaglio hanno un C11 all'esterno...poi un riflettore da 40 cm che usano solo con il ccd e un rifrattore apocromatico da 150 mm (più uno acromatico sempre da 150 mm)...ho avuto l'occasione di scattare qualche foto della luna (che vedi nel mio profilo)...sono persone disponibilissime quelli dell'osservatorio e se ti andasse di venirli a trovare e utilizzare l'apocromatico credo che non ci sarebbe alcun problema!! se la cosa ti interessa mandami un messaggio che ti metto in contatto con loro e organizziamo una serata...tieni presente che loro fanno anche ricerca seria ed hanno avuto diverse pubblicazioni su riviste importanti a livello internazionale...visto le tue capacità direi che ne sarebbero contenti;-)

perhaps one of the more detailed photos of Jupiter I've ever seen with instruments "amateur"!
I read that you of Serramazzoni! I am Cavezzo ... sometimes I jump astronomical observatory Cavezzo ... if I'm not mistaken they have a C11 outside ... then a 40 cm reflector using only the CCD and a apochromat by 150 mm (plus one always achromatic 150 mm) ... I had the opportunity to take some pictures of the moon (that you see in my profile) ... those are people disponibilissime observatory and if you'd like to meet with you to find and use the apochromatic I think there would be any problems! if you're interested send me a message that you get in touch with them and arrange an evening ... keep in mind that they are also serious research and have had several publications on important international ... seen your ability & agrave, I would say it would be happy ;-)

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sent on January 31, 2013 (21:23)


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Grazie Marco!
si io abito a Serramazzoni e devo dire che il cielo qui si comporta bene, mentre quando vengo inj associazione a Modena ( al GAGBA ) il seeing è sempre deprimente..
Non sono mai stato all osservatorio di Cavezzo ma avrei proprio piacere di farci un saltoSorriso

Thanks Marco!
I live in Serramazzoni you and I must say that the sky here performs well, and when I inj association in Modena (to GAGBA) the seeing is always depressing ..
I've never been to observatory Cavezzo but I would just like to give us a jump :-)

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sent on January 31, 2013 (21:33)


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effettivamente le poche volte che sono stato all'osservatorio di Cavezzo il seeing non è stato molto clemente!!...in ogni caso se decidessi di venire fammi pure un fischio!! complimenti ancora per le ottime foto

actually the few times I've been to the observatory of Cavezzo seeing was not very forgiving! ... in any case if you decide to come to me well as a whistle! congratulations again for the great photos

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sent on February 04, 2013 (18:59)


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Grazie ancora Marco ! diciamo che non posso lamentarmi piu di tanto riguardo al seeing che c'è quiSorriso

Thanks again Mark! let's say I can not complain about much more than the seeing that there is here :-)

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sent on February 05, 2013 (18:06)


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Ciao ti chiedo altri dati.
Come è possibile in soli 25 secondi
avere tutto questo dettaglio?
Quanti iso?
Ciao

Hello I ask other data.
How is it possible in just 25 seconds
have all this detail?
How many iso?
Hello

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sent on February 05, 2013 (20:23)


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Ciao Andrea
I 25 secondi di ripresa sono per canale, quindi nella tricromia RGB sono 25+25+25.
Se conti che ogni canale è stato ripreso a 33 FPS (frame per secondo) vuol dire che per ogni canale ho acquisito 825 fotogrammi.
Da questi 825 fotogrammi, sono stati scelti i 300 migliori che allineati e sommati tra di loro, hanno formato 1 unico fotogramma contenete la dinamica dei 300.
Questo avviene per ogni canale della tricromia, quindi alla fine avrai 3 fotogrammi che sono dati dalla somma di 300 fotograsmmi ciascuno.
Riprendendo con camere astronomiche, non si parla in termini di iso, ma di guadagno e ADU ( che sono il numero di fotoni che colpiscono il singolo pixel), nel caso di questa foto, ho ripreso a 240 adu ( 250 è il limite, dopo di chè si va in saturazione)e un guadagno piuttosto basso, per evitare di avere troppo rumore.

Hello Andrea
The 25 seconds of footage are for the channel, and the tri-color RGB is 25 +25 +25.
If you count that each channel has been taken at 33 FPS (frames per second) means that for each channel have acquired 825 frames.
From these 825 frames were selected the 300 best aligned and added together, they formed one single frame containing the dynamics of 300.
This is done for each channel of the tri-color, so in the end you will have 3 frames that are the sum of 300 fotograsmmi each.
Shooting with astronomical cameras, do not talk in terms of ISO, but gain and ADU (which are the number of photons hitting a single pixel) in the case of this photo, I started to adu 240 (250 is the limit, after What is wrong with saturation) and a gain rather low, to avoid havingand too much noise.

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sent on February 07, 2013 (17:53)


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Sei stato chiarissimo grazie ancora
Una di queste sere posto un mio giove da un singolo scatto.
Qualcosa e' uscito anche se purtroppo la dinamica rgb e' molto scarsa.
Ciao

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You've been very clear thanks again
One of these nights my jupiter place by a single click.
Something 'release but unfortunately the dynamic rgb and' very poor.
Hello

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sent on February 07, 2013 (18:00)


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Sono curioso di vederlo, mi ricordo i miei primi scatti singoli su saturno, le prime vere emozioni nel fotografare qualcosa di così lontanoSorriso

I'm curious to see it, I remember my first single shots of Saturn, the first true emotions to photograph something so far :-)

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sent on February 07, 2013 (18:15)


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anche questa un super spettacolo! ;-)
visto che sei un esperto, secondo te, cosa riuscirei a tirar fuori se utilizzo la mia reflex al fuoco diretto tramite anello a T del mio telescopio Celestron Nexstar 5SE ?
o conviene acquistare le telecamerine tipo la Neximage ?

grazie e complimenti ancora
Sorriso

also this a super show! ;-)
since you are an expert, do you think what I could to get out if I use my camera at the prime focus through T-Ring for my Celestron Nexstar 5SE?
or agrees to buy the telecamerine like the NexImage?

thanks and congratulations again
:-)

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sent on February 07, 2013 (18:18)


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Grazie FeluxSorriso
Se la tua reflex fa i filmati, puoi ottenere dei discreti risultati sul C5, conta però che dovresti allungare la focale con una barlow 2x o 3x almeno... hai Canon o Nikon?

Thanks :-) Felux
If your reflex makes the movies, you can get quite good results on the C5, has, however, you should extend the focal length with a 2x or 3x barlow at least ... you Canon or Nikon?

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sent on February 07, 2013 (18:34)


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Se era una Canon ti consigliavo il programma free, Eos camera movie record, il quale ti consentiva di riprendere il filmato direttamente dal pc, per nikon credo che esista qualcosa di simile ma ho idea che sia a pagamento..

If you had a Canon counseled the free program, Eos camera movie record, which allowed you to resume the movie directly from the PC for nikon believe that there is something similar but I have no idea who is paid ..

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sent on February 07, 2013 (19:36)


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Dipende...se devi acquistarla solo per farci i pianeti e luna, allora meglio acquistare una cam piu specifica, se invece l'intento è di usarla anche per deepsky (magari modificando il filtro) allora il discorso cambia.

It depends ... if you have to buy it just to make us the planets and the moon, then it is better to buy a cam more specific, but if the intent is to use it for Deepsky (perhaps by changing the filter) then the question changes.

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sent on September 07, 2013 (10:49)


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Stupefacente!!! ma a che focale eri?? Eeeek!!!Eeeek!!!

Amazing! but that you were focal? wow wow!


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