Welcome to my Web pages. All the deep sky images on this page were taken using my Starlight Xpress MX916 CCD Camera and 12" F5.3 Newtonian. Planetary images on this page taken with the Toucam Pro Webcam.
Planetary Images 2009/10
12" F5.3 Newtonian (Orion Optics SPX ) and TOUCAM Webcam (5x Powermate)
JUPITER
03/09/2010 - 01:04 03/09/2010 - 01:52


02/09/2010 - 01:12

SATURN
08/04/2010 - An average of 721 frames at 5 FPS
showing new white spot

MARS
03/01/2010 - An average of 900 frames at 10 FPS

JUPITER
12/10/2009 - An average of 913 frames at 20 FPS

15/09/2009 (2x Barlow) 24/09/2009 (2xBarlow)


12" F5.3 Newtonian (Beacon Hill ) 2X Barlow and TOUCAM Webcam
12/09/2009 10/08/2009


08/08/2009 plus impact
scar
08/08/2009 plus Callisto's shadow


NGC7331 12" Newtonian & MX916 in Hi Res mode, 28th Oct 2008, 25 x 60 second exp
NGC891 12" Newtonian & MX916 in Hi Res mode, 27th Oct 2008, 27 x 60 second exp
Saturn 10th Feb 2008, an average of 1,400 frames, Toucam & 12" Newt, 5X Powermate
Comet
Holmes 11th Nov 2007, 135 mm telephoto and MX916. A single 2 min exposure.
Comet Holmes, 12" Newtonian & MX916, 28th Oct, 31st Oct & 3rd Nov 2007
NGC891 12" Newtonian & MX916, 4th Oct 2007, 103 x 30 second exp
M33, 12" Newtonian & MX916, Sept 2007, 22 x 60 second exp
NGC772 in Aries, 12" Newtonian & MX916, 16th Dec 2006, 32 x 40 second exp
NGC2336 in Camelopardalis, 12" Newtonian & MX916, 25th Oct 2006, 14 x 2 min exp
IC1727/IC672 & IC925 (right), 12" Newtonian/ MX916, 24/10/06, 27 & 23 x 1 min exp
M74 in Pisces, 12" Newtonian & MX916, 16th Nov 2006 - 20 x 1 min exp
Mars 18th November 2005, an avg of 1,200 frames, Toucam with 12" Newt and 5X Powermate
M51 & Super Nova 2005CS (R/Hand image), 12" Newtonian & MX916
Left - 06/06/2003, an average of 11 - 60 sec exposures Right - 17/07/2005, an average of 26 - 30 sec exposures
Saturn 18/03/2005 - Toucam Webcam, 12" Newtonian an average of 2,500 frames
NGC3190 in Leo, 12" Newtonian & MX916, 3rd April 2005 - 92 x 30 sec exp
M81/M82 & NGC3077, 300mm Telephoto & MX916, 3rd March 2005 - 15 x 4 min exp
M81 12" Newtonian & MX916, 14th Feb 2005 - 21 x 60 sec exp
The Flame Nebula, 12" Newtonian & MX916 Jan 2005 - 30 x 30 sec exp,
Comet Machholz & the Pleiades Star Cluster 8/1/2005, 4 min exposure plus 4/1/2005 2 x 4 min exposure, 135mm Telephoto & MX916

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12 "Newtonian & Toucam Pro Webcam
Jupiter 14/04/04 - 23:00, average of 1,100 frames Saturn 17/01/04 - 00:36, an average of 1,110 frames


NGC7479 13/11/2004, 59 x 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

NGC7814 13/11/2004, 45 x 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

M100 23/04/2004, an average of 30 - 45 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

NGC3184, 23/04/2004, an average of 29 - 45 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

M106, 20/04/2004, an average of 34 - 45 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

M109, 15/04/2004, an average of 30 - 45 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

M1, The Crab Nebula, 24/01/2004, an average of 28 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

NGC6946 in Cygnus, 27/10/2003, 27 - 20 sec exposures, co added, 12" Newtonian & MX916

M88 in Coma Berenices, 06/05/2003, an average of 17 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916

NGC4725 & NGC4712 in Coma Berenices, 06/05/2003, an average of 26 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

M63 in Canes Venatici, 26/04/2003, an average of 18 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

NGC4565 in Coma Berenices, 26/04/2003, an average of 23 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

M64 in Coma Berenices, 26/04/2003, an average of 15 - 30 sec exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

NGC3628 in Leo, 25/04/2003 - an average of 22 - 30 second exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

M95 in Leo, 30th Mar 2003 - an average of 25 - 30 second exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

M66 in Leo, 30th Mar 2003 - an average of 22 - 30 second exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

NGC2903 in Leo, 21st Mar 2003, an average of 12 - 30s econd exposures, 12" Newtonian & MX916.

M42 8th January 2003 - A single 8 min exposure, 135mm Telephoto & MX916.

The Rosette Nebula - 4th January 2003 - 5 x 4 min exp co added, 135mm Telephoto & MX916.

The Horse Head Nebula - 4th January 2003 - 5 x 4 min exposures co added, 135mm Telephoto & MX916.

Pages last updated 1st November 2009