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Telescope: Meade LX6 10” @ f/6.3
Camera: Canon Rebel T2i
Filter: Orion Imaging Skyglow Filter
Exposure: 6x(8x1/640sec), ISO 800 saved as RAW
Software: Backyard EOS, Digital Photo Professional, Nebulosity 2, Panorama Maker 3, Registax 6, Photoshop CS5
Note: 6-panel mosaic

Truly full moons happen less often than you’d think. Often, as the moon slips through ‘full’ it is either above or below the Earth’s equator enough that you can see the terminator as it passes over the moon’s north or south pole so that the moon is never 100% full.

May, 25 - Graduation - This picture wa s taken right after the Tallmadge High School Graduation Graduation ceremony. The students pictured are the 4 male students that are attending OSU from THS. - by Dominic Cevasco, Accounting, 2017

May, 25 - E6 Mercury Buckeye Pride - LT Putman and LT Ingram show their Buckeye Pride with the Navy's E6 Mercury - by Marc Putman, OSU NROTC 2005 Graduate.

May, 25 - Ruth's Glacier at Mt. McKinley (Denali), Alaska, USA - Andrea Noe, Class of 2015; Ellen Noe, Graduated 2013!; Joan Noe, Class of 1984; Andrew Noe, Class of 1985 atop Ruth's Glacier, Denali National Park, Alaska. - by Joan, 1984 Business Major

This is an attempt st imaging Saturn on 4/22/13, using a Celestron 8 with a 2.5x TeleVue PowerMate eyepiece and a Canon T3i operating at in-camera 1920x1080 video mode and 5x digital zoom. About 2000 frames of video were captured, of which the best 5% were aligned, stacked, and wavelet-sharpened in Registax6. Final adjustments (high-pass filtering, noise reduction, and levels) were done in Photoshop CS5.

My first attempt at this subject. Hope to do better as the season wears on.

Ed Novak

This isn't intended to compete with John Graham's recent post, it's purely a coincidence that I happened to "shoot the moon" last month at about the same phase with a two-exposure panorama with a C8 at f/10, using a Canon T3i. Just something to compare -- I was planning to post this anyway. I don't have the hubris to compete with John.

Ed Novak

May, 24 - Roma, Italia - O-H-I-O in the Colosseum - by Nathan Roberto, Finance, 2014

May, 24 - Parthenon in Athens, Greece - O-H-I-O at the Parthenon in Athens, Greece on 5/15/13 - by Tanya Thompson & Anita Grace, Sisters, OSU Class of '96 and '05

May, 24 - Go Bucks at U of I! - Splitting the sign with O-H-I-O - by Andrew, BS Econ, 2011, alum/fan

May, 24 - Gallarus Oratory - O H I O at the Gallarus Oratory on the Dingle Penninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland - by Richard Rings, Lifelong Buckeye Fan

May, 24 - Lincoln Center - Uploaded via iPhone Application. - by Kelsey Shearer, location:New York City

May, 24 - Lincoln Center - Uploaded via iPhone Application. - by Kelsey Shearer, location:New York City

May, 24 - spring break rivera maya - - by kelsey, osu juniors

May, 24 - O-H-I-O at Destin, Florida - On vacation in Destin, Florida. Go Bucks! - by Jess Walsh, Buckeye Fan

Telescope: Meade LX6 10” @ f/6.3
Camera: Canon Rebel T2i
Filter: Orion Imaging Skyglow Filter
Exposure: 2x(16x1/500sec), ISO 800 saved as RAW
Software: Backyard EOS, Digital Photo Professional, Nebulosity 2, Panorama Maker 3, Registax 6, Photoshop CS5

This is a test image taken with my 10” Meade LX6 installed on its shiny new Super Wedge and Giant Field Tripod. Having the scope on a wedge with its drive running made taking mosaics sooooo much easier! This is a 2-panel mosaic with 16x1/500 sec images stacked for each panel.

May, 23 - Us future OSU girls at prom!! - Uploaded via iPhone Application. - by Vanessa wright

May, 23 - O-H-I-O at La Alhambra, Granada, Spain - My wife Shirley (Schwartz) Klocek (OSU Law 1980) and I were on vacation in Spain in April. She was able to perform all four poses while I took the pictures and photo-shopped them together. - by Bob Klocek, OSU fan by marriage (& season ticket holder)

May, 23 - O-H-I-O at the most Southern point in Africa - This image was taken of three buckeye swimmers (L to R: Chris Cowley, Zach Birnbrich, and Austin Mudd) and a relative (Jessica Cowley) at the most southern tip of Africa in Cape Agulhas. This is where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. - by Austin Mudd, Class of 2013 (recent grad), Molecular Genetics, Men's Swimming

Telescope: Meade SN8, Orion Atlas EQ-G
Camera: Canon Rebel T2i
Filter: Orion Imaging Sky Glow Filter
Guide scope: DSX-90, DSI III, PHD
Exposure: 4x(6x30sec), Manually Dithered, ISO 1600 saved as RAW
Darks: Internal
Flat: Synthetic
Software: Backyard EOS, Deep Sky Stacker, Nebulosity, Photoshop

I found this little gem while exploring deepsky objects in Hercules. Small and faint, NGC6229 is easy to locate once you’ve spotted the two 8th magnitude stars just to the right of the cluster.

May, 22 - O-H-I-O in Hong Kong - This was taken at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center with (from left to right) OSU alum S. Alice Mong, Professor Kuiyi Shen of UCSD, Professor Julia Andrews of OSU, and Cindy Cheng. Professors Shen and Andrews are curators of the current exhibition on Chinese Unofficial Art 1974-1985. - by Kim Kovarik, University staff in ODI