That’s looking great, Paul.
It something you can really be proud of. Takes a lot of dedication to make such beautiful pictures.
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Thanks. I’m really happy with the progress I have made this past 12 months. Of course, the gear and software make things a lot easier than it used to be.
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Gear and software allow someone to take good photos. You take great photos!
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I am on holiday in southern Denmark again, and once again I saw the pretty stars, once again I used my phone (Galaxy S23) and once again I forgot to bring a tripod, so the following shots are shot from a table.
This one doesn’t look like much on first glance, but it has the Andromeda Galaxy in it, which I like.
And here we have both Jupiter (the bright one, duh) and Mars to the left of it. The Plejades are also in the picture:
Also tried the other lens:
Sadly they are all a bit blurry. I have to play around with the settings some more. And use a tripod.
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Nice!
Jupiter is one of my favorite objects to look at in any telescope. You can either see moons or (when zoomed in more) their shadows on Jupiter, and when zoomed in even more you can see the structures on J’s surface.
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And zoomed in even more you can see how Ganymede has been altered by the protovirus.
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