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usonian

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8. I set the iso to about 6400.

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Reply #7)

Tue Sep 27, 2022, 08:24 AM

Sep 2022

At that speed, I really didn't know stars from noise, but had my suspicions. So I dropped out dimmer objects just to emphasize the planet and moons. I do very minimal post-processing. And it was late!

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Okay, all the talk about Jupiter got my curiosity up. [View all] usonian Sep 2022 OP

U sure DID!!! elleng Sep 2022 #1

Left out the details. usonian Sep 2022 #2

Thanks, may play with settings (which I rarely do.) elleng Sep 2022 #3

I put about 2 minutes into it. D800 with Nikon 150 - 500 lens. 3Hotdogs Sep 2022 #7

I set the iso to about 6400. usonian Sep 2022 #8

Excellent, excellent. four of its moons too. Thanks for sharing. brush Sep 2022 #4

When Galileo saw that image, he had the proof that earth-centered universe was wrong. Thunderbeast Sep 2022 #5

Excellent!! Good job, so cool Walleye Sep 2022 #6