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For sometime now I have been praying for a clear and still night so I could try out my S85. On January 21, 2003  I finally got it. On this cloudless night, transparency was poor and the temp was around 0 degrees but I needed to get out and do some observing. Here are some of the better images I captured.
conditions.jpg	ISO: 400 EXP: 8 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: None (Piggy Backed) PROCESSING: Resized
juprawcrop.jpg	ISO: 100 EXP: 1/50 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 6mm MA (3x Zoom) PROCESSING: Cropped
jupscale.jpg	With a 6 mm EP and 3x zoom this is the actual size of Jupiter as seen on LCD. ISO: 100 EXP: 1/50 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 6mm MA (3x Zoom) PROCESSING: Resized
moon.jpg	*CAUTION LARGE FILE* ISO: 100 EXP: 1/500 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 40mm Plossl  (2x Zoom) PROCESSING: Rotate, Levels, Crop, Resize and Unsharp Mask
orion.jpg	ISO: 400 EXP: 8 SEC No Noise Reduction FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 40mm Plossl (No Zoom) PROCESSING: Cropped
satcrop.jpg	ISO: 100 EXP: 1/30 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 6mm MA (3x Zoom + 2x Digital) PROCESSING: Cropped
saturnscale.jpg	With a 6 mm EP and 3x zoom this is the actual size of Saturn as seen on LCD. ISO: 100 EXP: 1/30 SEC FOCUS: Manual EYEPIECE: 6mm MA (3x Zoom + 2X Digital) PROCESSING: Resized