
Jupiter with 3 Moons. Credit: Jamie Ball
Jamie Ball captured this photo of planet Jupiter along with its 3 moons – Ganymede, Io and Europa (left to right) on August 12, 2011.
The camera Jamie used is a Canon digital rebel T1i (500d) attached to a 6″ Maksutov-Cassegrain on an NEQ6 mount. The image was then stacked in the program ‘Nebulosity’ and final processing was done in ‘Pixinsight’.
Jamie provided us with the camera specs: 80 x 1/40sec, ISO 400, f/12.5.
Check out Jamie’s photos here.
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