Comet Hale Bopp
The first image is a 1.5 minute exposure on 400 speed
film at 110 mm.
The second is a 2 minute exposure on 800 speed film at
2500 mm.
Comet Hyakutake
The first view is a 2 minute exposure on 400 speed film
at 55 mm.
The second image is a 3 minute exposure on 400
speed film at 5000 mm.
Looking into our galaxy the summer view of the
Milky Way.
This view is a 3 minute exposure on 400 speed film at
55 mm
The bright cloud is the Orion nebula. The next
brightest is the Flame nebula. The other is the Horse Head nebula
and the two brightest stars are belt stars in Orion.
This is a 3 minute exposure on 800 speed film at 400
mm.
Jupiter and its 4 largest moons.
It is a 1 second exposure on 400 speed film at f/10 2500
mm.
Saturn and it's brightest moon
It is a 1 second exposure on 400 speed film at f/10 2500
mm.
These images were taken with a 35 mm SLR camera with
various lenses. Mounted on a 10 inch telescope with a 2500 mm focal
length.
Images By
Chris Klossner
Klossner@worldnet.att.net