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  • File: 2012 Venus transit from México.

    Ohmega
    I took this picture, just in the beginnig of the transit just before a clouds block the whole view.... Canon 7d, 70-300 mm with a 2x Vivitar Teleconverter at f/11, ISO 640, 1/800.
    on Thu, Jun 7 2012

  • File: 2012 Venus transit from Puebla, México.

    Ohmega
    Canon 7d, 70-300 mm, Vivitar Teleconverter 2X. 1/1250, ISO 400, f/11 Solar filter and a pole of a swing seat as a tripod.
    on Sat, Jun 9 2012

  • File: Airplane transit

    Stratos Koufos
    This photo are taken from Rhodes island of Greece at Venus transit 06/06/2012. I use Celestron C5 with Canon 7D mounting on HEQ-5 pro. Weather is 25C without wind.
    on Thu, Jun 7 2012

  • File: Airplane transit

    Stratos Koufos
    This photo are taken from Rhodes island of Greece at Venus transit 06/06/2012. I use Celestron C5 with Canon 7D mounting on HEQ-5 pro. Weather is 25C without wind.
    on Thu, Jun 7 2012

  • File: Bailey's Beads @ 3rd contact in 2012 annular eclipse

    b_carberry
    by Bill Carberry Shot E of Mt Lassen, CA at ISO 400 with Hap Griffin-modified Canon T2i at 1/4000 sec direct focus through f/4.7 David Levy Comet Hunter.
    on Thu, Jun 7 2012

  • File: Black Drop Effect of 2nd Contact, Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive, f/6.3 focal reducer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. Location: Haleakala...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Black Drop Effect of 3rd Contact, Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive, f/6.3 focal reducer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. Location: Haleakala...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Composite transit of Venus sequence

    Cygnusx15
    This is a composite of 10 photographs and a photoshop overlay of 12 additional pictures from a set of 240+ pictures.. The Camera Used was a Nilkon D700 14.2 MPixel Camera, which was mounted on a declination/right ascension drive to track the sun in constant sidereal rates and celestial coordinates. ...
    on Sun, Jul 8 2012

  • File: First Contact, Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount and Byers Drive, f/6.3 focal recucer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. Location: Haleakala...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Flight to Venus

    WhatsThatFuzzyThing
    Venus transit with airliner captured with a Canon EOS 40D at prime focus on an Orion ED80 refractor fitted with an Orion glass solar filter. Exposure 1/1000 sec at ISO 200. How did I do it? Pure luck! Copyright (c) 2012 Steve Peters
    on Thu, Jun 7 2012

  • File: Later Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive, f/6.3 focal reducer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. Location: Haleakala...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Mid Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive, f/6.3 focal reducer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. Location: Haleakala...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: My observations of transits: Venus and Mercury

    MROCKENBACH
    Transit of Venus: Panama City / Panama / 05 Jene 2012 Transit of Mercury: Caxias do Sul / Brazil / 08 November 2006 Contrast, brightness and stack: Photoshop CS4. Marcos L Rockenbach
    on Mon, Jun 25 2012

  • File: Teardrop effect of Venus in transit

    rzaballa
    Venus in transit across the Sun, June 5, 2012 (enhanced contrast). The teardrop effect appears to be present on the upper left of Venus, though very slightly. This distorted shape would be due to refraction and scattering of light in the planet's atmosphere. This frame was taken 30 seconds after...
    on Fri, Jun 8 2012

  • File: Teardrop effect of Venus in transit

    rzaballa
    Looking at the edge of Venus toward the solar limb, the distorted shape known as the teardrop effect can be seen due to scattering of light in the planet's atmosphere. One thousand frames were taken at 30 frames per second using a Philips SPC 900 webcam at prime focus on a Celestron C8 telescope...
    on Wed, Jun 6 2012

  • File: Teardrop effect of Venus in transit

    rzaballa
    In this image, the teardrop effect of Venus can be seen at second contact during its June 5, 2012 transit. Refraction and scattering effects can be seen to distort the shape of the planet's disk toward the solar limb. This image was made by stacking 1000 video frames taken with a Philips SPC900NC...
    on Wed, Jun 6 2012

  • File: The 2012 Transit of Venus

    DaveMitsky
    This is the first and best of the handful of afocal shots of the transit that I was able to take through a 101mm f/5.4 Tele Vue refractor, a 35mm Tele Vue Panoptic eyepiece, and a Baader Planetarium AstroSolar™ Safety Film white light solar filter. The camera used was a Canon PowerShot SD980 IS...
    on Wed, Jun 6 2012

  • File: Transit Of Venus

    rasadgar
    Date: jun 06, 2012 Location: Tehran,Iran The bird passing the face of the sun during the transit of Venus
    on Fri, Jun 8 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus

    bamiga
    I was lucky enough to watch the transit of Venus for two and a half hours from sunrise till its end from the isle of Rügen (Germany). This is a composite of some of nearly 2.000 pictures I took (which were combined to a video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5OV-s11Z8w&feature=plcp ). The main...
    on Tue, Jun 12 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive, f/6.3 focal reducer-corrector. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 800, 1/1000 second, all exposures. Other equipment: Thousand Oaks Optical glass, full aperture, type 2 solar filter. The transit of...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus 6/5/12 Ft Lupton, Co

    patodd
    This photo was taken at 22:49 UT about 43 minutes after first contact. The picture was taken with a Canon EOS XTI digital camera attached to the prime focus of a Mead 6" achromatic refractor with a focal length of 1200mm and a solar filter. The exposure was 1/250th of a second and an ISO of 200
    on Wed, Jun 6 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus from Southern Colorado

    edkelly
    Just got this from my window at about 7:45, through the clouds and just before the sun went down behind the trees. Taken with Canon Ti at 250mm through a filter made from a lens from solar glasses.
    on Wed, Jun 6 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus in Hydrogen Alpha

    Rod Pommier
    by Rod Pommier Telescope: Celestron Super C8 Plus with Fork Mount. and Byers drive. Camera: Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures: ISO 1600, 1/1250 exposure. Other equipment: One angstrom hydrogen alpha filter at f/40. The transit of Venus at roughly mid transit, photographed in hydrogen alpha. It shows...
    on Tue, Jun 19 2012

  • File: Transit of Venus, 2012

    Christo
    Taken with Meade LS 6, homemade Baader Solar Filter, 6.3 focal reducer, #15 Yellow Filter, and Canon T3i DSLR Columbia, MD 7:15pm
    on Fri, Jun 8 2012

  • File: Venus transit

    Scott Gauer
    My name is Scott Gauer, and I'm 17 years old. I took this image in Ashland, OH, after traveling from my hometown, Danville, PA to escape cloud cover. 50 images with a Canon Rebel T3 stacked in Registax. Equipment: Celestron C10 on CG-5, Orion White Light solar filter, Baader MPCC
    on Mon, Jun 11 2012
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