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Aeryk01
18-05-2005, 15:47
Managed to get Jupiter again & the Great Red Spot this time :shock: ... some nice detail there, but need to get a tad better focus. :!:

http://www.geocities.com/aeryk_m_69/jupiter3.jpg

Thanks,
Eric

PS-I PM'd Steve to make sure it was ok to post these here... I didn't want to infringe on anyone who may be thinking that "webcam" imaging isn't a form a photography, so Thanks to everyone for allowing me to do this & enjoying them as much as I do. :)
IanC_UK
18-05-2005, 16:15
Lovely shot !

Its unbelievable the detail on a webcam ! Even though its a composite of a lot of images its still 1 photograph :)

Keep posting them ! :) they are stunning ! :)

As soon as my brother gets his act together, and his company dont make him work all night ! ill see if i can get him to post some of his !
matty
18-05-2005, 19:13
STILL amazed by these!
IanC_UK
18-05-2005, 19:16
STILL amazed by these!

Its hard to believe isnt it ! :)

Stunning !
Steve
18-05-2005, 22:23
PS-I PM'd Steve to make sure it was ok to post these here... I didn't want to infringe on anyone who may be thinking that "webcam" imaging isn't a form a photography, so Thanks to everyone for allowing me to do this & enjoying them as much as I do. :)

As you can see Eric, you are recieving nothing but praise and admiration of these images. This may not be conventinal photography but it is still valid and just another way of making images. It is very specific though so you probably wont recieve critique, just questions from the members like myself that are in awe of these photos.

This has every right to be displayed here and if we are being honest we are gaining more from it than you are, this is kind of new for the forums but welcomed just the same.

Thanks sir for giving something back.
Matt
19-05-2005, 07:19
You are achieveing cracking results using the webcam.

Have you tried mounting a digicam with a larger sensor for higher resolution?

I'd like to see more of these.

Well done
petemc
19-05-2005, 10:09
Bloody hell! If you see a large moon, zoom in as it might not be a moon. It could be a space station! ;)