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2 hours ago, Kon said:

Great Saturn. It puts my attempts with a planetary camera to shame. Jupiter is not overprocessed either.

Konstantinos thank you very much...I think conditions help a lot... imagine Saturn wasn't so high in the sky but still give us good details 

1 hour ago, Knighty2112 said:

Yeah, my iphone 13 has a very good camera. Must see if I can get similar results from a movie file. 

Yes it's worth a try ...and play with settings 

13 minutes ago, Knighty2112 said:

Just shows what can be done with just a phone camera. Well done! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Some smartphones have really nice caneras...and with good telescope you can have amazing results 

Thank you guys seeing was pretty nice

Saturn and Jupiter

Good seeing conditions make that result possible

For my equipment I used a Dobsonian 8 10mm eyepiece, smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro

Both photos are stacking result from a 4k videob

11 hours ago, Kon said:

Another excellent capture!

Thanks again Konstantinos 

Closer try to iSS 🛰️

With brightness of -2.9 mag and max altitude 59° I used same settings as previous times but with better final result on this one 
Manual tracking
Switch for details 😍

Dobsonian 8" 
Baader Hyperion zoom 8-24mm (8mm)
Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro
4k video 1/2500 iso800 

Amazing work again... love the first one 

Equipment: 

Dobsonian 8 Hyperion zoom 8-24mm Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro                                  1/320 iso100

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3 minutes ago, Ouroboros said:

Wow! Quite a capture. And original shots too. 

Thank you 

5 minutes ago, tooth_dr said:

Brilliant, love the first one especially, thanks for posting.

Thank you very much... first is my favourite too

One day before Solar eclipse...1% moon just rises before sun 

Equipment:

Dobsonian 200/1200mm                      Baader Hyperion zoom 8-24mm(24mm) Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro 

On 20/10/2022 at 13:46, PeterStudz said:

Having taken a small telescope to southern Crete I know what you mean. I should really write it up!

😃😃😃🔭👌

45 minutes ago, maw lod qan said:

Well done!

Thank you 

48 minutes ago, Kon said:

That's amazing!! Unbelievable that's from a mobile! I can only dream of imaging it in UK. 

You need to bring your scope to 🇬🇷😛

My first try with Chinese space station - Tiangong 🛰️

Conditions weren't the best: seeing 1.8 Transparency 0.1(good to stargaze app) and lot of wind also Chinese space station magnitude was -1.3 
His mass is 1/5 of ISS and flies 100miles higher than ISS

Equipment:
Dobsonian 8" (10mm eyepiece)
Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro
4k video 1/2000 iso1000 
Stack best 5 frames 

Processing in PIPP Autostakkert Astrosurface 

5 minutes ago, Kon said:

Very nice especially your Saturn and Mars.

Thank you Konstantinos 🙏

8 minutes ago, MalcolmM said:

Very impressive!

Thank you 

My best photos of Venus Mars Saturn and Jupiter with my smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro through Dobsonian 8" (10mm eyepiece)

All photos are stacking result from a 4k video (usually ×3 zoom). The programs I am using are 1.PIPP to align the video frames 2.Autostakkert to stack the best frames 3.Registax or Astrosurface for colour and sharpness processing 

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome, ISS is one of my favourite targets in the sky as it's very challenging to track him 

Hello 

I'm a new member and this is my first topic in the forum. A quick look I had in the forum help me to realise that there are many people with much love to this amazing hobby and they have the will to help people and spread their knowledge. I'm really happy I'm part of that forum.

About my equipment:

I'm using an Dobsonian 200mm/1200mm classic, I have an 10mm and 25mm eyepieces and recently I bought a Baader Hyperion zoom 8-24 eyepiece. I also use my smartphone Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro with an adaptor for planetary and sometime DeepSky Photography

About the photos now:

They are a result of stacking frames (4-6 best frames) from a 4k video I recorded with my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 pro through the Dobsonian 8 (10mm eyepiece). The settings I used are shutter speed 1/2000 and ISO 800. Manualy I Tried to follow and track ISS through the finder scope. For the processing I used the programs PIPP AUTOSTAKKERT ASTROSURFACE

@Kon invited me to this forum and helps me many times with processing tips...I would like to thank him a lot 

Any additional advice is welcome