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Imaging by
Jonathan
Wood
(Click Images
for a Larger View)
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 The
Double Cluster, December 8, 2007:
Canon 300D
Meade LXD 55 AR6 Refractor at F/8
Single 20 second exposure
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 Mars,
December 8, 2007:
ToUcam Pro
II Camera
Meade LXD 55 AR6 Refractor at F/20
720 frames of 2200 stacked in Registax,
further processed with PhotoShop CS
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 Saturn,
Venus, Moon, June 18, 2007:
Canon 300D
18-55mm zoom lens
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 Saturn,
Venus, Moon, June 18, 2007:
Canon 300D
18-55mm zoom lens
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 Saturn,
Venus, Moon, June 17, 2007:
Canon 300D
18-55mm zoom lens
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 Jupiter,
June 16, 2007:
Optical
Craftsman 12.5"
Philips ToUcam
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 M20,
Trifid Nebula, June 9, 2007:
Meade 8"
Schmidt Newtonian at F/4
Canon 300D
Single Frame, 30 sec exposure
Skywalker EQ6 mount
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 M17,
Swan Nebula, June 9, 2007:
Meade 8"
Schmidt Newtonian at F/4
Canon 300D
Single Frame, 30 sec exposure
Skywalker EQ6 mount
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M101 Pinwheel Galaxy in Ursa Major, April
13, 2007:
Meade 8"
Schmidt Newtonian at F/4
Meade DSI single shot color imager
22.5 sec x 55 subs
unguided
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 The
Moon and Venus, March 20th 2007:
Taken with the Canon 300D from Monroe, GA |
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 The
Shuttle Discovery from Charlie Elliott!: Captured just after the
December 9th, 2006 chapter meeting, this image was taken with an Olympus OM1
camera using Fuji 400 color print film through a 28mm Vivitar lens.
The exposure was approximately 40 seconds. |
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 Moon
and M42, 12/27/06: These images were taken with a Canon 300D and
the chapter's 12.5" Optical Craftsman Newtonian scope. Both images
were taken at ISO800 from Monroe, GA. The M42 is a stack of 12, 15
second frames and the Moon is a single frame. |
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 Mercury
Transit Movie about our event, 11/08/06:
A short Movie by Jon Wood |
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Mercury
Transit, 11/08/06: The Mercury Transit and sunspot 923, taken with
a Meade AR-6 refractor and Philips ToUcam Pro II. |
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 The
Ring Nebula, 09/29/06:
The Ring Nebula, M57, taken with the clubs 12.5" Optical Craftsman scope.
This was taken with a Meade DSI imager using the automatic track and stack
features of Autostar. The top image is the original and the second
version of the image is enhanced a bit to bring out more detail. |
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 Jupiter 05/24/05:
This image was taken with a Meade AR6 at F/20 using a ToUcam Pro-II and 2x
Powermate barlow. 1044 frames were stacked. Jupiter's angular
size: 44.1 arc seconds. |
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Pleiades Occultation: The Moon
occulted the Pleiades April 1, 2006. Here are 3 shots of the event
taken from Charlie Elliott:
Image #1,
Image #2 and
Image #3
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 Saturn: Taken
from Charlie Elliott, January 26th, 2006 at 9:46 PM EST. Camera &
Optics: Meade AR-6, 152mm achromatic refractor at F/16 using a Phillips
Toucam Pro II webcam. 1200 frames were stacked and processed with
Registax and PhotoShop. |
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 M81: Taken
from Charlie Elliott, January 19th, 2006. Camera &
Optics: Meade 8" Schmidt Newtonian at prime focus using a Meade DSI imager.
Automatic stack & track features used, further processing in PhotoShop CS. |
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 M82:
Taken from Charlie Elliott, January 19th, 2006. Camera &
Optics: Meade 8" Schmidt Newtonian at prime focus using a Meade DSI imager.
Automatic stack & track features used, further processing in PhotoShop CS. |
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 M42:
Taken from Charlie Elliott, January 19th, 2006. Camera &
Optics: Meade 8" Schmidt Newtonian at prime focus using a Meade DSI imager.
Automatic stack & track features used, further processing in PhotoShop CS. |
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 Moon
Mosaic: Taken
from Charlie Elliott, January 7th, 2006. Camera &
Optics: ToUcam Pro II with 2x barlow on a Meade AR-6 refractor.
This is a mosaic of 5 images, each stacked with Registax, mosaic created
using PhotoShop. |
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 Saturn: Taken
from Charlie Elliott, January 7th, 2006. Camera &
Optics: ToUcam Pro II with 2x barlow on a Meade AR-6 refractor. |
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 Venus: Taken
from Charlie Elliott, December 27th 2005 at 6:06 PM EST. Camera &
Optics: ToUcam Pro with 2x barlow on a Meade AR-6 refractor at about F/16. |
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 Mars:
Taken from Charlie Elliott, December 27th 2005 at 6:58 PM EST. Camera
& Optics: ToUcam Pro with 2x barlow on a Meade AR-6 refractor at about F/16. |
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 Pleiades
and Mars: The image was taken with an OM1 camera using a 50mm lens
and Fuji 200 print film. The camera was mounted piggy-back no a Meade AR6 LXD55 and the exposure was approximately
18 minutes un-guided. |
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 The
Milky Way (#1): The image was taken with an OM1 camera using a
50mm lens and Fuji 200 print film. The camera was
mounted piggy-back no a Meade AR6 LXD55 with an exposure
of approximately 18 minutes un-guided. |
