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So, I took two separate exposures tonight with a cheap camera. One at maximum exposure to capture the moons of Jupiter but no detail of the planet itself. The second exposure was lower so I could get details of Jupiter but not the moons at all.

I combined the two pictures to make this:
Finished result.
Finished result.

Here are the originals I combined:
Moons
Moons
Jupiter
Jupiter

That is all for tonight.

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nice take , did you do this with your 80mm? thx .
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messier 111 wrote: Fri Nov 17, 2023 2:12 am nice take , did you do this with your 80mm? thx .
Yes. I used the 80mm refractor with an Orion Starshoot 2 camera.
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Nice capture Jared!

I have one of those Starshoot cameras, I haven't messed with it in a while.
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Ylem wrote: Fri Nov 17, 2023 3:53 am Nice capture Jared!

I have one of those Starshoot cameras, I haven't messed with it in a while.
If I recall correctly, I think it was me who got you interested in that camera. I could be wrong.

It’s a good starter camera, but a starter camera none the less.

I eventually need to upgrade my camera and my telescope. True, I got it working, but I still need to upgrade eventually.

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Very, Very impressive for an 80mm refractor! Who needs a C14 for planetary?!!?!??!
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