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The others pictures of "February 2008 Venus-Jupiter conjunction" |
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Venus-Jupiter-Moon conjunction |
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Photo processed with DxO Optics
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150 mm focal length |
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1/1000 s with digital camera Canon 30D + Sigma 100-300 1:4 |
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February 4, 2008, Quimper |
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Two days after, the Moon has joined the planetary duo. I take profit of the presence of the two planets to try to spot them in broad-daylight. With binoculars, I can see the Moon, then Venus, but Jupiter is still invisible. In the viewfinder, it's hard to see the Moon: I make many try and hope one frame will gather the three objects.
By contrasting strongly the best photo, the Moon (bottom) and Venus (on the left) are easily visible, but Jupiter (on the right) remains hard to spot. That's why I encircled the three objects. |
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The others pictures of "February 2008 Venus-Jupiter conjunction" |
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A Shower of
Stars in Brittany
Brittany by night
in panorama!
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