Jupiter with the Askania Nasmyth-Cassegrain – March 3, 2026

3000 frames at the 1m telescope at Hoher List – my best planet shot yet.

Astrofoto: Jupiter, aufgenommen am 3. März 2026
▼ Askania Nasmyth-Cassegrain | EOS R ’26   © 2026 Thomas Hanrath – Alle Rechte vorbehalten / All rights reserved

At the club meeting on March 3, 2026, at the AVV at Hohen List, I was able to spontaneously connect my EOS R to the 1-meter telescope and capture 3,000 frames.

I’m sure there’s still plenty of room for improvement, but this image is the best planetary photo in my collection so far.

Time to optimize my planetary photography!

Session details

TelescopeAskania Nasmyth-Cassegrain
Effective focal length6500 mm
CameraCanon EOS R
Date of capture2026-03-03
Frames used450 of 3.000
Calibration frames–
Capture setupCamera intern
Processing date2026-03-20
Software stackAffinity Photo, AutoStakkert, PIPP, Registax
LocationHoher List
Focal ratiof/6,1
Image scale0,17 ″/px
Field of view19,0 × 12,7 ′

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