Very good video. I've just done my first moon vid with a Celestron 6se and NexImage camera. It looked pretty similar to this once I realised that you have to re-focus the telescope after taking the eyepiece off. It took me ages to suss that one out, I wondered why it all looked fuzzy at first. Getting the hang of it now.
The square isn't really a square, I think it's an optical illusion, the upper part is a shadow, the bottom right we do not really see and only the bottom left seems to look like a corner of the square but if you cover the square with your finger you can clearly see that it is round-ish and actually the right side rim of a round crater, nice vid btw
Hello!could you please tell me how is it so clear?i'm using HD web camera(no lens) no barlow with an etx 125 and i can not get picture as clear as yours.its all blury and shaky.is there secret i dont know about?:(
very nice video Jim, one of my scopes is a 7inch Meade Mak. I've been anxious to try this, just need to purchase a web cam and and wait until the moon is directly above or a very steady sky. Best of luck with your astronomy, Carl
Its kinda funny how certain people can get on here and make comments about somthing they know absolutely nothing about and try to convince everyone else otherwise.
is it youtube that makes it look a little out of focus there compression is crap a have a 12" newt dob mount 4 a 90mm this is nice and crisp in parts tell me did ya use a barlow ect or other ?
Actually I didn't even notice it until someone brought it to my attention after about a year. After I saw it, I looked at the original before any compression and there it was also. I guess its probably just a shadow from the surrounding rocks, dont you think?
Actually if you look really close you soon realize its a smudge of dirt or dust on the lens of the camera. I dont think a satellite would actually make a shadow on the moon from their altitude.
@VaporHQ I have looked thru a Questar 3.5 with microsoft lifecam VX-1000 1.3 mp webcam attached at prime focus and was able to see the moon as well. So there isn't any reason why this guy couldn't get the results shown here with a 3.5 he has...
I take pictures with my small digital camera that I hold up to myDob eyepiece and get some nice shots occasionally. It's fun to do it the cheap and low tech way...
Ive just done a similar job with a logitec webcam fitted onto an old Tasco astronomical telescope. The results are fab!. And now I can process the images through my computer to enhance them, taking single or multiple shots, or short videos. To increase magnification you need to use barlow lenses, or you could just use the zoom facility in the image processing software ( though this just magnifies pixels) and using a layering technique allows better imaging of faint objects. Your vid is brill....
great vid i did the same but the result wasn't that good what scope are you using and what web cam did you use you seem to zoom at one stage how did you do that
That was an Orion Starmax 90 mm Maksutov-Cassegrain with just a regular old intel webcam put in the back of the scope at prime focus. No eyepeice lenses. That particular scope would be like a 1250 mm camera lens and no zoom capability.
very cool i seen a couple of really interesting objects on your video thanks alot going to make one my self now i think ill use my night vision as well thanks again didn't think it could be done .. right on dude. lol
I just bought Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ Telescope APERTURE 130mm, FL 650mm, FR=5 and it comes with 10mm lens and 20mm lens. first do i need Celestron Ultima 1.25 in 2x to get closer images, second i just bought this one and i can exchange it with Celestron AstroMaster 114EQ 1000mm APERTURE 114mm FR 8.77 or keep the 130EQ?
Exhilirating! I felt like I was flying over the moon. Good idea on how to view without having to try to see with the eye next to the stupid eye piece.
It was an intel cs330. Im pretty sure they're not made anymore and there are a lot of newer/better cams out there.Theres a lot of info on this subject to be found on youtube.
After posting this video and watching it a few times I have noticed a rectangular object in one of the craters in the left third of the video. I didnt notice it at first. Strange arrangement of pixels !
Very good video. I've just done my first moon vid with a Celestron 6se and NexImage camera. It looked pretty similar to this once I realised that you have to re-focus the telescope after taking the eyepiece off. It took me ages to suss that one out, I wondered why it all looked fuzzy at first. Getting the hang of it now.
huggiebear100 2 months ago
The square isn't really a square, I think it's an optical illusion, the upper part is a shadow, the bottom right we do not really see and only the bottom left seems to look like a corner of the square but if you cover the square with your finger you can clearly see that it is round-ish and actually the right side rim of a round crater, nice vid btw
Tygrychu 3 months ago
Hello!could you please tell me how is it so clear?i'm using HD web camera(no lens) no barlow with an etx 125 and i can not get picture as clear as yours.its all blury and shaky.is there secret i dont know about?:(
polarpol 3 months ago
sunrise the best song to ever put on when ur looking at a planet
x3Charliee 5 months ago
How did you managed different zooms with the webcamera, without losing sharpness ??
ThePROMITHEAS1 10 months ago
@ThePROMITHEAS1
There were no zooms on the video.
jim59913 10 months ago
@jim59913 Strange, at 1:00 the surface of the moon shows a bit closer somehow.
ThePROMITHEAS1 10 months ago
very nice video Jim, one of my scopes is a 7inch Meade Mak. I've been anxious to try this, just need to purchase a web cam and and wait until the moon is directly above or a very steady sky. Best of luck with your astronomy, Carl
carlcat 1 year ago
Im thinking converting webcam to telescope or pair of binoculars
Cliffraves 1 year ago
Ït's kinda funny how you see the shadow of the moonlander in the middle of the pic to the right...
LIAR!..
PezDJ 1 year ago
@PezDJ
Its kinda funny how certain people can get on here and make comments about somthing they know absolutely nothing about and try to convince everyone else otherwise.
jim59913 10 months ago 5
1:05 -rectangular structure inside the double crater!
:P
hallobaaaby 1 year ago
is it youtube that makes it look a little out of focus there compression is crap a have a 12" newt dob mount 4 a 90mm this is nice and crisp in parts tell me did ya use a barlow ect or other ?
todd8137 1 year ago
Actually I didn't even notice it until someone brought it to my attention after about a year. After I saw it, I looked at the original before any compression and there it was also. I guess its probably just a shadow from the surrounding rocks, dont you think?
jim59913 1 year ago
@todd8137 its etc not ect
QuickProfits 11 months ago
@QuickProfits
Come to think of it, that is correct. Ya its been 34 years since I was last in school I probably need a refresher on more than just that one thing!
jim59913 10 months ago
lol that went awesome with the music!
MaskofMystery 1 year ago
@VaporHQ
You mean the moon and yes it can with the proper eyepiece >.>
pokerguy17 1 year ago
Ya was'nt it though, I thought it was great. lol Gotta see it from the humorous side.
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sexykatie90 1 year ago
music's a bit much. Oy.
ChefGirl22 1 year ago
music's a bit much. Oy.
ChefGirl22 1 year ago
@ChefGirl22
Wasn't it though, I thought it was kinda humorous for such an amateurish view of something so great that goes around the earth on a daily routine.
jim59913 1 year ago
upper right side. you can see the shadow of the satelight orbiting around the moon thats taking the video. lol nice try
keithmbergeron 1 year ago
Actually if you look really close you soon realize its a smudge of dirt or dust on the lens of the camera. I dont think a satellite would actually make a shadow on the moon from their altitude.
jim59913 1 year ago 2
@VaporHQ I have looked thru a Questar 3.5 with microsoft lifecam VX-1000 1.3 mp webcam attached at prime focus and was able to see the moon as well. So there isn't any reason why this guy couldn't get the results shown here with a 3.5 he has...
rjdiiorio 1 year ago
Great ! Did you catch that large square structure in that crater ?!!! Wow !!
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Whatever !
jim59913 1 year ago
what software did you use to film?
animedrawer84 1 year ago
nice! if we could just see the action side of the moon..... one can wish.
kinggzz 1 year ago
@VaporHQ why not dude
Basard100 1 year ago
Very nice job! I like your video a lot.
I take pictures with my small digital camera that I hold up to myDob eyepiece and get some nice shots occasionally. It's fun to do it the cheap and low tech way...
sixchiensblancs 1 year ago
Its so wonderfull !!!!!
Congratulations
hackendorf 1 year ago
haha "then I pointed it at the moon"
zemoyerz 2 years ago
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jpht1964 2 years ago
That's AWESOME :)
WulfBand 2 years ago
look at all that cheese..
rickyaque 2 years ago
refractor or reflector?
archannjus88 2 years ago 3
Maksutov-Cassegrain
jim59913 1 year ago
@jim59913 Nice video Jim , are using a Meade ETX-90?
legion3721 1 year ago
@archannjus88 Catadioptric - neither :)
LedZeppelin4ACDC 7 months ago
@archannjus88 Cassegrain telescope
unboxingkid100 6 months ago
jim59913 ur full of shit
croppybhoy 2 years ago
love the music selection! 5 stars
ikedasquid 2 years ago
Nice job Jim :)
adamlinks 2 years ago
OLD BRO AND THE ANCESTPRS asks are there ancient structor on Mars and Moon try Google or WEB and BEHOLD THE FUTURE WAS HERE DID U SEE IT
oldbroancestor 2 years ago
Thats not english...
mastachief1000 2 years ago 2
Ive just done a similar job with a logitec webcam fitted onto an old Tasco astronomical telescope. The results are fab!. And now I can process the images through my computer to enhance them, taking single or multiple shots, or short videos. To increase magnification you need to use barlow lenses, or you could just use the zoom facility in the image processing software ( though this just magnifies pixels) and using a layering technique allows better imaging of faint objects. Your vid is brill....
GentlemanAndScholar 2 years ago
imagine what an amazing discovery it was when Galileo pointed his telescope at the moon and discovered it had craters and mountains...
Cool video. Especially cool to do with your children I should imagine.
sorrysonofa 2 years ago
Nice video! :)
ChrissyoSpace 2 years ago
1:01 brilliant view. amazing. good job.
Zeethr 2 years ago
LOL the music made that vid 10 times better
creatureofhabit420 2 years ago
great vid i did the same but the result wasn't that good what scope are you using and what web cam did you use you seem to zoom at one stage how did you do that
Eamonn Dunne
yammo12 2 years ago
That was an Orion Starmax 90 mm Maksutov-Cassegrain with just a regular old intel webcam put in the back of the scope at prime focus. No eyepeice lenses. That particular scope would be like a 1250 mm camera lens and no zoom capability.
jim59913 2 years ago
exelent
javier2765 2 years ago
great job
1234qwerty09 3 years ago
nice shot!!!
NCHCITY 3 years ago
Very nice ty
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1912breda 3 years ago
very cool i seen a couple of really interesting objects on your video thanks alot going to make one my self now i think ill use my night vision as well thanks again didn't think it could be done .. right on dude. lol
tomsanut 3 years ago
i will try this with my 8 inch dob :D
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RJL738 3 years ago
coooll
djla1 3 years ago
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cajiedog 3 years ago 2
Great!!
skodadog1 3 years ago
wow this vid in same weird way made me horny
aylyby159 3 years ago
lol wtf yeah it is a weird way
V1andonlySEAN 3 years ago
I just bought Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ Telescope APERTURE 130mm, FL 650mm, FR=5 and it comes with 10mm lens and 20mm lens. first do i need Celestron Ultima 1.25 in 2x to get closer images, second i just bought this one and i can exchange it with Celestron AstroMaster 114EQ 1000mm APERTURE 114mm FR 8.77 or keep the 130EQ?
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z08y 3 years ago
sweet
flipskater032 3 years ago
is there a live webcam telescope in the net?
liquidus2172 3 years ago
were
djla1 3 years ago
Woah!! if you can get clear views like that from a 90mm mac im gonna have fun with my 153mm which i havent gotten as yet.
Im planning to get that 153mm dobsobian for $300. Pretty good deal eh
NinjaKid3000 3 years ago
is that the moon just passing through the lens or were you moving the scope?
rialbb 3 years ago
passing through
vassekb 3 years ago
Yess, that's the way to do it: glue and tape, my style!
DjSadhu 3 years ago
men that's a great video, I got a 80mm, also a webcam, but haven't been able to get such a great video. How did you modified your webcam?
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Emma8445 3 years ago
what's the name of the song? I've heard it my hall life but I don't know who made it
al022008 3 years ago
if i'm not wrong it's from the movie '2001 space odissey', just make a quick search on google for its OST and you'll find it
rfranquinho 3 years ago
Hmm - you also managed to get what looks like the shadow of a LEM
bigbearpaws 3 years ago
Dirt on the lens :-)
jim59913 3 years ago
That was cool.
Check my Moon vid at AcousticNeon.
P.S. How do you add words at the begining and music thruogh the movie.
AcousticNeon 3 years ago
He used Windows Movie Maker, it comes with any Windows PC.
gman0productions 3 years ago
webcams seem to work surprisingly well on telescopes
piratelord99 3 years ago
Exhilirating! I felt like I was flying over the moon. Good idea on how to view without having to try to see with the eye next to the stupid eye piece.
MikeDial 3 years ago
terrific footage
sammylojax 3 years ago
That was fantastic for a 90mm scope.Great shots there.Keep them planets coming..Oh yess the music was spot on too!!!!!
bill50here 4 years ago
so cool i never new u could do that!!
tdizzleo 4 years ago
looks like my face
ryazbeck 4 years ago
It is made of cheese!
Grey80002 4 years ago
dude, that rocks :)
snifty 4 years ago
I clicked this thinking it was about the eclipse
burnblue 4 years ago 5
ditto
Othilien 4 years ago
read the subject numbnuts! the both o'yas!
kristyp00 3 years ago
What song is this?
sharperhenz90 4 years ago
Also Sprach Zarathustra, which was used as the theme for 2001: A Space Odyssey
artbot 4 years ago
thanks
sharperhenz90 4 years ago
Thanks for the tip about the 35 mm container :-) Now it's time to look out with a cam..
einyaa 4 years ago
It was an intel cs330. Im pretty sure they're not made anymore and there are a lot of newer/better cams out there.Theres a lot of info on this subject to be found on youtube.
jim59913 4 years ago
Thanks anyway. You gave me new ideas.. :-)
einyaa 4 years ago
really good
what is your cam?
Astr0n0n0 4 years ago
I had on Bose headphones, and now I have chillbumps!
Nice clip :)
Google "John moon anomalies" and buckle your seatbelt . . .
artpeaceTrue 4 years ago
After posting this video and watching it a few times I have noticed a rectangular object in one of the craters in the left third of the video. I didnt notice it at first. Strange arrangement of pixels !
jim59913 4 years ago
awsum dude! good one, clever done too
cefrio 4 years ago
very nice. The music was a nice touch.
worktosser 4 years ago
cool
matijahacker 4 years ago