Moon Jupiter etc..

It's a long time ago that i post some new video's, well here they go enjoy
Equipment MTO11CA and Celestron Nexstar 11" Camera Canon 550D

Great vids and photos, thanks for sharing.
The one of the sun with the clouds going by is very cool.
It would be nice to shoot a timelapse of those sunspots for several days.
Also very good detailed close ups of the moon and good work on those orion nebula shots, how many exposures did you take?

Meh, all this new fangled digital stuff just makes it TOO EASY.

Looking through my old photos the other day, I found some ancient work using film, and attempt to enlarge them using Dads darkroom. So heres some scans of my darkroom efforts.
Jupiter, Saturn, Venus...





How old? Well, put it this way, I was in the Deutsches Museum in Munich a few weeks back and saw my telescope in a display case. My telescope is a museum piece!

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Thanks and you are welcome
"It would be nice to shoot a timelapse of those sunspots for several days" That's hard to do for me, Work and making a lot of overtime...

The exposures was in A-dep mode That works perfect i did also with manual exposures and that was crap

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Yeah it is easy too do this days... good for me haha.

Thanks for showing the pictures i love them what kind of telescope is it? optics are very good

Originally posted by Bosb33r
what kind of telescope is it? optics are very good

Its a Meade 2080 8 inch cat.

As seen in the museum...


Yeah, its actually quite good for its size, and I have the optional guiding controller and a bunch of other stuff like camera adapters, eyepieces (plus a nice illuminated one), mylar filter for solar work and so forth.
Too bad its in the country at my parents place and I'm hours away in the middle of a city.
One day... I'll get my own observatory. One day...

That's a very nice telescope

Below a video from this night 2012-11-02 Through a 4" Telescope MTO11CA and Canon 550D.

Enjoy