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Pentax Jupiter 16×50 Binoculars by Pentax

Pentax Jupiter 16x50 BinocularsPentax Jupiter 16×50 Binoculars
Observe bright and high-fidelity images with the Pentax Jupiter 16×50 Binoculars. Equipped with 50 mm objective lenses, these binoculars are perfect for scouting distant subjects and rare moments of action. Plus, a protective rubberised armoury safeguards these binoculars against accidental impacts while providing a comfortable grip.

Price: £119.99

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Pentax Jupiter 8×40 Binoculars by Pentax

Pentax Jupiter 8x40 BinocularsPentax Jupiter 8×40 Binoculars
Compact and versatile, the Pentax Jupiter 8×40 Binoculars are an ideal accessory for casual and clear observations. Featuring a Porro prism design, these binoculars optimise light to reflect brighter visuals even in the dark. They also incorporate wide-aperture 40 mm objective lenses, to provide sharp and detailed imagery.

Price: £89.99

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Pentax Jupiter 12×50 Binoculars by Pentax

Pentax Jupiter 12x50 BinocularsPentax Jupiter 12×50 Binoculars
Observe bright and high-fidelity images with the Pentax Jupiter 12×50 Binoculars. Equipped with 50 mm objective lenses, these binoculars are perfect for scouting distant subjects and rare moments of action. Plus, a protective rubberised armoury safeguards these binoculars against accidental impacts while providing a comfortable grip.

Price: £109.99

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Pentax Jupiter 10×50 Binoculars by Pentax

Pentax Jupiter 10x50 BinocularsPentax Jupiter 10×50 Binoculars
Observe bright and high-fidelity images with the Pentax Jupiter 10×50 Binoculars. Equipped with 50 mm objective lenses, these binoculars are perfect for scouting distant subjects and rare moments of action. Plus, a protective rubberised armoury safeguards these binoculars against accidental impacts while providing a comfortable grip.

Price: £99.99

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Jupiter taken with DFK21

Jupiter January 2014

This was taken on Sunday 19th January 2014. I took it on my Altair Astro 8″ RC with a 2x Televue Barlow and an Imaging Source DFK21 (Colour Camera).

It took me a while to get the options in the ic Capture Imaging Source software correct, but then I stacked it in Registax 6.

I imaged for about 50 seconds at 60fps. But maybe only ended up using about 500 frames, the seeing was not great.

Jupiter November 2011

It’s been a while since I imaged Jupiter, and I have never imaged it since I got my Skywatcher 120mm ED refractor.

This was taken with a mono DMK21 camera and stacked in Registax 6. It was taken using a Televue 2.5x Powermate. I did try a 5x Powermate but the image was too blurry even once stacked and sharpened using wavelets.

It’s a small Jupiter, but perfectly formed!