Comet ISON (19 Nov 2013) Valparaiso, FL
- Telescope : None
- Mount : Tripod
- Camera : Canon SX100
- Exposure : [C:1x5s@ASA 1600]
- Software : None
Nov 232013
Nov 232013
Comet ISON (11 Nov 2013) Shalimar, Florida
- Telescope : 8″ Celestron HD; .7 focal reducer; Baader 31mm eyepiece
- Mount : IOptron on Astro-Wedgie
- Camera : Canon S95
- Exposure : [S:1x15s@ISO 3200]
- Software : iPhoto
Oct 212013
Comet ISON
- Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Oct 162013
- Telescope : TMB-152 APO
- Mount : Astro-Physics
- Camera : SBIG ST-10XME
- Exposure : [L:6x300s; R:3x300s; G:3x300s; B:4x300s]
- Software : FocusMax, CCDStack2, Photoshop
Oct 162013
- Telescope : 8″ Meade ACF
- Mount : Meade Alt/Az
- Camera : Canon 2Ti
- Exposure : [C:1x15s@ISO 1600]
- Software : None
Sep 022013
Nova Del 2013
- Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Aug 172013
Nova Del 2013
- Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Aug 172013
SN 2013ej (M 74)
- Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Aug 172013
SN 2013ej (M 74)
- Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Mar 022013
Telescope : None
Mount : Manfrotto tripod (055XDB), manfrotto head (804RC2), fixed
Camera : Canon EOS 60D
Lens : EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS @ 18mm
Exposure : [C:16x30s@ISO 400]
Software : Gimp
A morning attempt to capture some early Orionids was unsuccessful. However, stacking the exposures does provide colorful evidence of Earth’s rotation against the starry background. Polaris, of course, refuses to budge.