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Old 29-August-2009, 01:34 AM
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Default The Moon and Antares : occultation

Dear Friends:

I am sending for appreciation of you an image of the occultation of the star Antares for the Moon, occured yesterday, day 27 of August of 2009.

The event was visible only in a small part of Brazil .

Here, in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará (in Brazil ) the star Antares did not want to deprive us of your beauty and hide behind the Moon.

Decided to share your walk with the Moon for awhile, to our admiration.

Mosaic composed of 7 images.

Date /Time: Thursday, August 27, 2009 / 23h20m to 23h22m (UT)

Equipment:

Newtonian reflector telescope of 275 mm aperture, f / 6. Alt-azimuth mount, non-motorized.
Ocular 58 mm .
Panasonic Digital Camera Model DMC-LZ7 (not DSRL) – 7.2 Mega Pixels
Exposure Time: 1 / 60 s
ISO: 100
FNumber: 4.40

Afocal method.

Software used:

Microsoft Image Composite Editor
InfanView 4.2
Filters Unlimited 2.0
Color Efex Pro 3.0


Yours sincerely,


Valmir Martins de Morais

Estação Astronômica PieGise
Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará - Brasil
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Old 08-September-2009, 08:22 AM
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Foi otimo olhando a sua foto! Obrigado.
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Old 08-September-2009, 10:43 AM
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Is that Antares below the Moon in that composition?

That is a really, really spectacular shot of the Moon. The half moon is always best for seeing detailed texture (shame it's always of the same area though). I mean that is really good! Look at Alphonsus. That's is beautiful.
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That is a spectacular image, such crisp detail and contrast, great job!!
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WOW, thats gotta be the best conjunction picture I've ever seen. Definatly kicks the *** off my ones from last year Didn't know how to use my camera properly then).
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This is an absolutely stunning shot, the best i have ever seen. Wow!
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