Oh great !
I can finally use our telescope for an interesting celestial event.
I haven't tried taking pictures of stars because I hardly see any where I live (light pollution...)
I took these in the normal settings of my phone camera. I've yet to play with the manual settings - hopefully that'll yield better results.
I was thinking about you when I wrote that the comet can now only be seen through a telescope 😁
You and remplas got me interested. I'll try playing around with the settings, I'm very curious to see what I can achieve.
I was second guessing my decision to invest in a telescope. Still can't figure out how to use it effectively. I think it requites patience more than anything which I highly lack. 😅
This comet made me excited once again though.
Here's another picture for you which I captured two nights ago. It's again taken from my phone camera zoomed at max limit (30x). I tried seeing it with the telescope the same night. Again couldn't get a stabled view (for a picture) but I managed to have a peak on craters. 🤩
This is a really good shot for such a zoom😀.
Wow, that's something I'd like to see too😮. I had thoughts of buying a telescope for my daughter, but it seems to me that it will be idle for nothing, since she is not very interested in astronomy.
My son takes an immense amount of interest in astronomy. Although we bought the telescope for him, it's me who's always eager to do stargazing. He's a little young for handling it on his own. So I have to supervise in any case.
I haven't explored its full potential yet but if I do I will tell you if it's a good investment or not. I think if it manages to show something interesting then anyone can find themselves attracted towards astronomy. 😀
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