Using my new webcam I took another video of Jupiter rotating. I’m very happy with the clarity of this video compared to my previous attempts!
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A quick walkthrough of how I modified an $18 webcam to take pictures through my telescope.
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I modified a webcam to connect to my telescope and so far the results have been incredible! I’ve never captured Jupiter in so much detail!
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On a beautiful weekend night I spent two and a half hours taking pictures of Jupiter to see a time lapse of it rotating!
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To honor the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing I photographed the landing site. This time I FINALLY caught a glimpse of Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins craters!
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Good camera exposure settings and gorgeous weather rewarded me with my best image of Jupiter ever.
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A beautiful night to capture Jupiter! It's amazing what you can do with a ten year old telescope and a smartphone!
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Nothing says the start of summer like enjoying the fireflies!
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Jupiter was finally up at a reasonable hour, but atmospheric conditions didn't totally play along. The photo isn't what I was hoping for, but it's nice to see Jupiter again for the first time in almost a year!
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The clouds are finally clearing, the weather is warming, and I had a full moon coincide with a good space station pass. Hard to ask for more!
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I was finally able to get back outside after over a month of seemingly constant cloudy nights. I tried a photo stitch with stacked images of the moon. I get some additional clarity, but I’m not convinced it’s a huge jump in quality.
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A beautiful pass of the space station tonight! Sadly I lost tracking right at the peak of the pass, so I may have missed my big shot!
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Attempted to photograph craters under different lighting conditions,
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I’ve been waiting ages for this to line up, and the weather finally cooperated to get a picture of the space station and the moon
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Beautiful view of the space station tonight!
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A cool way to visualize the size of the Earth’s shadow during a lunar eclipse
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A picture of one of the last Iridium flares ever!
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My first attempt at photographing a lunar eclipse, and it’s our last one for a while!
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Fun with long exposure photography!
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Taking pictures of satellites over 22,000 miles away, and it turns out you can also see that stars have widely varying colors!
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