04.08.2009: The Moon and Jupiter

Nearly 28 hours to the full moon. Here are shots from the moon and Jupiter with its satellites.
Location: Bonn-Beuel, Germany
Coordinates: +50° 44' 26.82" North, +7° 7' 15.12" East

DSC_0070.JPG	The moon Date and Time: 04.08.2009, 22:04 Exposure time: 1/30 sec ISO: 200 Camera: Nikon D60 Lense: Nikon 600mm focal length lens aperture: 16 Tripod: Manfrotto 055 XPROB and 808 RC 4
DSC_0080.JPG	The south of the moon Telescope: Celestron C8 Focal length: 2000 mm Date and Time: 04.08.2009, 23.16 Exposure time: 1/80 sec ISO: 100 Camera: Nikon D60 Tripod and mount: Celestron AS-GT
DSC_0101.JPG	The north of the moon Telescope: Celestron C8 Focal length: 2000 mm Date and Time: 04.08.2009, 22.14 Exposure time: 1/125 sec ISO: 100 Camera: Nikon D60 Tripod and mount: Celestron AS-GT
DSC_0137.JPG	The full moon Telescope: Celestron C8 plus reducer/corrector Antares 0,63 Focal length: 1260 mm (due to the Reducer) Date and Time: 05.08.2009, 22.23 Exposure time: 1/100 sec ISO: 100 Camera: Nikon D60 Tripod and mount: Celestron AS-GT
DSC_0153.JPG	Jupiter and four moons The moons from left to right: Callisto, a star, Ganymed, Europa, Io, Jupiter Telescope: Celestron C8 plus reducer/corrector Antares 0,63 Focal length: 1260 mm (due to the reducer) Date and Time: 04.08.2009, 22.56 Exposure time: 2,5 sec ISO: 400 Camera: Nikon D60 Tripod and mount: Celestron AS-GT
DSC_0186.JPG	Jupiter and four moons The moons from left to right: Callisto, a star, Ganymed, Europa, Io, Jupiter Telescope: Celestron C8 Focal length: 2000 mm Date and Time: 04.08.2009, 23.08 Exposure time: 2 sec ISO: 400 Camera: Nikon D60 Tripod and mount: Celestron AS-GT