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Image data
| Date: | 09. November 2003 |
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| Time UT: | 00:41:46, 01:17:45 and 02:00:13 for the Moon and 01:18:33 for the background shot |
| Location: | Langhus, Norway. |
| Altitude: | Approx. 115m above sea level. |
| Latitude: | 59°45'14"N |
| Longitude: | 10°50'38"E |
| Seeing: | 3/10 |
| Transmission: | 4/10 |
| Temperature: | -2 |
| Camera: | Canon EOS D60 |
| Settings: | ISO 200 |
| Lens: | Vixen R200SS w/Coma corrector (800mm @f4) |
| Filter: | None |
| Exposure: | 1 second for the Moon shots and 8 seconds for the background |
| Guiding: | None |
| Digital enhancements: | Digital development, unsharp mask and contrast adjustment. The three images where summed together using one of the stars as reference and then placed onto the starfield from the longer exposure using the same star as reference. The resulting images shows how the Moon moves through the shadow of the Earth! |
| Notes: |
The image show stars down to about mag. 12.
This picture has been published in the following magazines:
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Updated 20. November 2003