Hi, Roger and all.
>Here's a shot from London, taken with a 50/1.8 lens and
>about 10s exposure:
>
>http://www.worldtraveller.f9.co.uk/astro/photos/pictures/mojuvem1.jpg
I've got a similar picture, taken May 14th, 2002 on Velez-Rubio (Almeria,
Spain), with the Zuiko 35-70/3.5-4.5 (most likely at 35mm setting):
<http://cjss.galeon.com/astro/20020514/jevml35.jpeg>
Jupiter is at top left. Venus is the brightest body above the Moon. Maybe
you can see Mars as a *faint* spot just above the Moon and to the right --
about 1 Moon-diameter distance. Finally, the star above Venus and near the
right edge of the pic is Elnath, from Taurus.
I've got a close-up of the same scene, taken with the Zuiko 300/4.5:
<http://cjss.galeon.com/astro/20020514/vml300.jpeg>
Bright Venus is at the top, and Mars is much more visible -- this one will
help you finding Mars in the previous pic. The lens was clearly stopped
down, thus the diffraction pattern.
I *know* that I've got a slide of Mars taken thru a telescope with eyepiece
projection -- *digged* under tons of slides... If I manage to find it, I'll
scan and post it ;-)
Enjoy,
...
Carlos J. Santisteban
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