@EvilMatty12 Yup, I have a small camera that goes in the place of the eyepiece on the telescope. It's not like a regular video camera though, it's called a DMK21AU. You can still do pretty neat stuff with a regular video camera though, a lot of my older stuff used an old Panasonic video camera that was just held up to a regular eyepiece. Hope this helps!
a week ago Jupiter was incredibly bright in the sky, first thought it was Venus but it stayed in the sky until late in the night so I figured it was probably Jupiter since it's the second brightest planet after Venus.
Very well done, just had a quick glimpse of Jupiter myself a few min ago with a relatively small reflector...didn't exactly see the same sort of quality through mine lol.
sorry to ask this but Jupiter is not a black and white planet then why its shown in b/w?
singhparveen77 1 year ago
@singhparveen77 The camera I use is greyscale, it only records in black and white.
ChrissyoSpace 1 year ago
@ChrissyoSpace OK!!
singhparveen77 1 year ago
Tell me, how do you do this (video threw your telescope?) thanks for any reply you give to me ;)
EvilMatty12 1 year ago
@EvilMatty12 Yup, I have a small camera that goes in the place of the eyepiece on the telescope. It's not like a regular video camera though, it's called a DMK21AU. You can still do pretty neat stuff with a regular video camera though, a lot of my older stuff used an old Panasonic video camera that was just held up to a regular eyepiece. Hope this helps!
ChrissyoSpace 1 year ago
Amazing quality dude. Too bad it's in black and white.
I have a cheap little telescope that I can see 4+ moons of jupiter through. Does yours capture less light?
RockXStarEvan 1 year ago
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if i think that a band dissapeared from jupiter in recent past(months) and now a lightning blew, the conclusion:more lightning!
pizdiceanu 1 year ago
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nablavrot 2 years ago
The improvement in the image when processed is amazing.
I have an 8" telescope that gives similar images but I can see that if they were processed I'd get a better image too.
alpal2002 2 years ago
What is the focal length of your 10 inch Newtonian?
firecatgreg 2 years ago
Sorry for the late reply, I missed this comment earlier. My 10" Newt has a focal length of 1250mm
ChrissyoSpace 2 years ago
in the next summer also I will buy a newtonian from 10' '
astrofranck 2 years ago
a week ago Jupiter was incredibly bright in the sky, first thought it was Venus but it stayed in the sky until late in the night so I figured it was probably Jupiter since it's the second brightest planet after Venus.
ClinicalAttacked 2 years ago
sweet -- thanks for posting this.
looks like i better get a look at the impact soon or it will dissipate too much to see...
kwakhed23 2 years ago
Is that one of Jupiter's moons there at 0:14?
shanedk 2 years ago
Yup, it's Io.
ChrissyoSpace 2 years ago
awesome :)
and go check out the cloud debri :).
Chrisjr2007 2 years ago
never mind..XD you already took a pic of it :)..
Chrisjr2007 2 years ago
Very well done, just had a quick glimpse of Jupiter myself a few min ago with a relatively small reflector...didn't exactly see the same sort of quality through mine lol.
Good work.
shlunko 2 years ago
Thanks! It's a great sight through a telescope, no matter what the size. :)
ChrissyoSpace 2 years ago
Cool, thanks for sharing!
olasonn 2 years ago 2
Thanks! :)
ChrissyoSpace 2 years ago