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The Venus Transit 2004

... Photos (311-320)

On this and the other pages in the VT-2004 Photo Archive, photos are displayed which are related to Venus, the Sun and/or the Venus Transit. They were obtained in many different places. Some of these photos were elected "VT 2004 Photo of the Day".

All photos on this page may be downloaded and used, provided the photographers (authors) and the VT-2004 programme are indicated as source.

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Venus Transit [800 x 600 pix - 154k] Dmitrios Kolovos Celestron-11 SCT with Baader Astro-Solar filter Sony F-717 still digital camera June 8, 2004 Athens, Greece	Venus Transit - First and Second Contact [800 x 600 pix - 264k] Dmitrios Kolovos Celestron-11 SCT with Baader Astro-Solar filter Sony F-717 still digital camera 1/1000 sec exposure; ASA 100 June 8, 2004 Athens, Greece

Venus Transit - Third and Fourth Contact [800 x 600 pix - 172k] Dmitrios Kolovos Celestron-11 SCT with Baader Astro-Solar filter Sony F-717 still digital camera 1/1000 sec exposure; ASA 100 June 8, 2004 Athens, Greece	Triumph of Optimism! [800 x 600 pix - 16k] Roger Comish ["The enclosed picture is a triumph of optimisim over technology. I had a telescope set up to catch the transit but things went very wrong and I got no images. In order to try and catch some kind of memento of the day I used the only things we had to hand, an autofocus 3 mega-pixel pocket camera and a piece of welders glass No.14 simply placed over the front. I'm amazed it caught anything. I will treasure it for ever. But its probably the worst picture of the event ever!"] [Insert by VT-2004 team: enlargment of solar disc with Venus' shadow visible to the lower left!] June 8, 2004 UK

Third Contact - Animation [Animated GIF - 430 x 428 pix - 1020k] VT-2004 Team Slovak Union of Amateur Astronomers Observatory Rimavska Subota 160/2450mm refractor Logitech Quickcam Pro4000 with 2x teleconverter CCD camera SHT Combination of 9 exposures, each 0.035 sec June 8, 2004, mid time 11:06 UT Rimavska Subota, Slovakia	Venus Transit [400 x 400 pix - k] Antoni Winiarski 30mm fieldglass f=120mm More images at this site June 8, 2004 Katowice, Poland

Venus Transit [1280 x 960 pix - 157k] Antonio Manuel Alves Morais and Students Externato Delfim Ferreira 9.25-inch Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope Digital camera June 8, 2004 Riba D'Ave, Portugal	Venus' Path Across the Solar Disc [1024 x 1024 pix - 777k] Giovanni Paglioli Centro Astronomico Neil Armstrong (Salerno) Borg 125mm APO refractor with Astrosolar filter Nikon digital camera June 8, 2004 Toppo di Castelgrande, Italy

Venus at the Border [400 x 360 pix - 5k] Kirati Kumkongyou Thailand network 10-inch LX 200 GPS Quick Cam Pro 4000 More images at this site June 8, 2004 Phitsanulok, Thailand	Venus Transit with Clouds [1600 x 1200 pix - 83k] Eugen Balan Bucharest Astroclub 130mm Newtonian telescope f/5; 20mm eyepiece Canon Powershot A60 digital camera 1/20 sec exposure at ISO 100 More images at this site June 8, 2004, 05:37:22 UT Ciorogarla, Romania



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