Had a nice night, and so I thought I'd try again and this time I got some nice pictures. I have come to the conclusion that I need something with somewhat of a longer focal length, although these images arent too bad, maybe some of my better ones. I tried photographing using a couple of different filters. It seems the red filter gets the most detail. I used a little color modification to make the images look a little more pleasing....
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Photographed with red filter
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Green filter
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no filter |
I did not use the IR blocking filter on any of the images. Notice how over-exposed the last image is of Saturn's disk in comparison to the rings. These CCD cameras seem to be far more sensitive to infrared than the cmos cameras are.
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