Night and Stars Jupiter from London

yeah i'm well aware of the optical resolution limitations, its an mid / entry level camera with a similar level lens, i dare say if i had higher level camera and a pro glass of the same length i could do better but those are out of my reach as a hobbyist,
too cloudy for another go tonight

as for a tracker i might get a smaller one for smaller lenses leaving the heavier payload trackers for the futre if i get a scope for doing planetary stuff. happy to see what i can get with what i have atm

 

It is fun pushing the envelope with what we have. Thanks.

 

at the other end of the spectrum this is 2mm of ruler on the M50 sensor uncropped jpeg straight from camera using the same lens

 

Now you are ready for some crawlers in your garden

 

just got one quick shot of Saturn before the clouds rolled in
ƒ8, ss1/30, iso100
well she is 842740667 miles away and traveling at 21,637 miles per hour

 

Another impressive image from the gear you are using.

Again, any chance of seeing the uncropped image?

Gary

 

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!
Its in the center

 

I can see a little dot in a see of black. I think that you are doing really well with where you are living and what gear you are using.

Gary

 

You lucky thing, a bit of clear sky, all we have down here in Tasmania is cloud and a bit of ran.

 

i have a cunning plan........... lets see if it works

 

Sounds like Balldrick off of Black Adder

 

loool, when i posted that i was looking for a Doc Emmett Brown clip to go with it from back to the future

 

jupiter tonight, slight improvement, was able to shoot from a neighbors garden so i could avoid the street lights
sigma 150-600mm @600m ƒ6.3 1/60, iso100

 

Well done with the equipment and in the environment that you are based in.

Yell out when you are coming over and I will take you out to a place with little to no light pollution.

Gary