Lower magnifications generally yield sharper images, so magnification is the least important feature of a telescope. North is to the upper left. Taken on October 14, 1999. Jupiter's cloud bands are showing up nicely. The fourth large moon of Jupiter, Callisto, was visible this night, but too far from the planet to be caught in the frame.
North is up.
Taken on October 28, 1999. My first attempt at using filters and combining frames to create a color image. Click here if you would like to see the uncombined images taken through red, green, and blue filters. Cidad o , who does some of the best lunar and planetary photography I've seen, for his most helpful instructions on how to combine the images. North is towards the bottom right corner.