I shot this video of Saturn on July 7, 2017. I decided to make a video that show the various stages of a planetary image for those who may not know the general process. m The telecope was a Celestron c9.25 and my camera is a ZWO ASI224mc color camera.
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The Saturn V Story
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Kingdom of Saturn: Cassini's Epic Quest
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excellent imaging.
Did the rings still show the opposition effect that night?
Does the globe look yellower in person?
I just bought my first telescope 8″ dobs I’m so jealous right now.. I’m still having fun tho
Question. Could this level of clarity of Saturn be achieved with a $400 Dobsonian? The focal length of your telescope is pretty high and I’m worried that mine isn’t high enough to get sharp details at a high magnification.
Wow, your seeing is really good!!
Wow! Jaw-Dropping Zoom!
Great image & nice results there 🙂
Wow. Just goes to show what you can get if you know what to do in post processing. Well done!
Love this!
Very impressive work! Scott