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Old 24-September-2007, 11:34 PM
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Hi All,

Here is Venus taken with my DMK Firewire camera and 10" SCT from my backyard in Dayton, with different Barlows lenses (2x & 4X).

Venus was only about 20 degrees off the horizon when I took these, so seeing sucked a bit, I really should have waited until it got higher for the higher barlow mags, 4x is a bit much, it did not quite fit in the FOV either.
but I was limited on time this morning, had to get ready for work and take the kids to school.

Captured 60 sec avi's, stacked in Registax4, and assembled in Adobe PS.
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Nice shots, John. I especially like the 2x one.

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Great shots, It might be an early morning for me.

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Well done John, i'm looking forward to giving Venus a go in it's morning apparition.
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Very very nice photos of Venus John, Well paid the effort and educational for those who want's to know the different effects and sizes of the barlows. Clear Skies
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I featured this on Universe Today here. Nice going John.
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