The Great Red Spot is well seen in this view, spanning almost 18,000km across. Ganymede and Io are also nicely on view with clear surface markings visible.
September 12th, 2010.
Celestron 356mm Reflector. Point Grey Flea3 CCD camera. Processed with
Registax, PSP5 and Photoshop.
Marely Vale, Barbados, W.I.
D. Peach
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Larah McElroy 21 months ago | reply
Wow, amazing!
Gemma~A Passionate Photographer 21 months ago | reply
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Amazing details!!!
cayugahull08 21 months ago | reply
Fantastic shot! Beautiful and incredible detail!
seanbhodder2010 21 months ago | reply
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Telkine 21 months ago | reply
Wow ! I'm out of words ! It's just awasome to have all this detail on clouds and his satellites with a land telescope. Direct in favorite !
greenac1 20 months ago | reply
would you send me a link to this webpage you have please. also would you mind explaining how you get such pictures with what sort of equipment please and thank you .
soon2b-bb 20 months ago | reply
Wow, congratulations! This is gorgeous.
I am just starting out in astronomy myself and can see that you use Celestron telescopes. Which do you recommend for a beginner? I am based in East Sussex close to Herstmonceaux so I do get some good dark skies here.
Thanks and again, well done!
Rebecca
Photo--Graphy [deleted] 20 months ago | reply
Bien joué :)
Murasaki Eng-ta 20 months ago | reply
We even can see two of their satellite!
Great job, Sir.
Nevena Uzurov 20 months ago | reply
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PhotoSenseDatum 20 months ago | reply
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Guillermo Abramson 20 months ago | reply
Damian, this picture is extraordinary. Congratulations on the prize, and on your work in general.
higbyrichard 20 months ago | reply
Damian,
A mind boggling image. Showing detail of the moons leaves me speechless. A superb image and worthy winner APOY 2011.
Just amazing.
Richard
ironwalker 19 months ago | reply
Brilliant! This planetary/moons photo is so pretty! I Hunger for more visable planet images.
astroman43 19 months ago | reply
Ironwalker. This is definitely one of the best jupiter photos i have ever seen.
Congratulations !
lopez4949™ 19 months ago | reply
this is what is always above us, we only need to LOOK. -lopez4949
jtaylor14368 18 months ago | reply
Simply incredible!
itsune2001 18 months ago | reply
Wow 18,000km, I can't believe. This is a special shot.
hizoka0andou 15 months ago | reply
Wow... I have no words for this, it looks incredible!!! :D
OrionnebelGalaxie17 14 months ago | reply
Extremly nice:)