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Photos of Jupiter

Photo of Jupiter, taken on 5 December 2023 with a Canon EOS 760D SLR camera, with a focal length of 600 mm; this is a stack of 4x 1/400 s hand-held exposures, i.e. a total exposure time of just 10 ms, at 200 ASA

Photo of Jupiter, taken on 30 September 2022 with a Canon EOS 760D SLR camera, with a focal length of 600 mm; this is a stack of 12x 1/400 s hand-held exposures, i.e. a total exposure time of 30 ms, at 200 ASA

6 individual exposures of 1/400 second, stacked to improve signal-to-noise, of Venus as a thin crescent; 20 December 2021, 19:46 AEDST (8:46 UTC); Canon EOS760D, Sigma 150-600 mm contemporary lens at 200 ASA

Jupiter and its Galilean moons on 1 January 2022

Six individual exposures of 1/60-1/100 second, stacked to improve signal-to-noise, of Jupiter; 1 January 2022, 21:23-21:25 AEDST (10:23-10:25 UTC); Canon EOS760D, Sigma 150-600 mm contemporary lens at 1600 ASA - while the planet's surface is overexposed, its Galilean moons Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto are now marginally visible