Mars through Meade LX200 / Sony DSC-P200
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Meade LX200 Observatoryby brucepeter20077,023 views- 0:30
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SUN - Transit Of Planetby brucepeter2007310 views
DSC-P 200 definitively it`s not the problem...good camera ..
YaYanSKR 5 months ago
@rulz492 Ok, I thought it was taken thru a poor scope. Didn't realise that there were photography problems!
Clear Skies
neil73 7 months ago
@neil73 LX200 isn't a bad telescope.
The problem here is probably atmospheric seeing. Registax could be used to stack each frame in the video into a much clearer image.
rulz492 7 months ago
It looks like a white ball because you bought your scope from a department store that sold the scope with fantastic claims like x525 magnification - when magnification is one of the least important factors with telescopes. Remember - aperture is king!
neil73 7 months ago
use a smaller eyepiece like a 9mm will do. Smaller the better only because you can get more detail what ever your looking at.
TreyOConner 1 year ago
@aper422 The author is using an 11" telescope which is a respectable size in amateur astronomy. The real limiting factors are the seeing conditions and atmosphere.
If you want more clarity and detail then filters will help but you can also bring out more detail through astrophotography with stacking.
nutwithatheory 1 year ago
just looks like a white ball. i want a telescope that i can actually see color or maybe a clear and focused mars.
aper422 1 year ago