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Old 21-05-2020, 09:32 AM
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Another dirty ol' Jupiter vid

iPhone video of Jupiter the other night

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9zkcWeM52c
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Old 21-05-2020, 10:06 AM
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iPhone video of Jupiter the other night

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9zkcWeM52c
Nice Barry.
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Old 21-05-2020, 10:42 AM
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Thanks, that was nice and smooth. I like the way it just slowly moved. With my non tracking dob, it jumps around for a couple seconds when I push the record button. Then drifts across the screen in 5-10 seconds, and jumps around again when I push the button to stop recording. What scope and tracking system was that with?
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Old 21-05-2020, 12:24 PM
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That is quite a good video, looks like good focus and seeing conditions, the video is crying out for stacking and processing. Should result in a fine image once that is done. Impressed that it is from a non tracking dob mount, may have to give the method a try out myself.
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Old 21-05-2020, 01:33 PM
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Can't do that with a non tracking dob mount, looks like he had some sort of tracking?
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Old 21-05-2020, 04:44 PM
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My apologies to sn1987a Barry, getting myself confused about who the OP is. Would certainly be interested in the scope, mount, camera used to capture the video.
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Old 21-05-2020, 06:03 PM
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Hi chaps,

Been a long day only just now had a chance to sit down.

The camera was my iPhone 8 using Filmic Pro app and attached to a 4.7mm TV Ethos eyepiece on my 28" f4.2 Webster Dobsonian with ArgoNavis and ServoCat tracking. I expanded the ethos image on the iPhone to maximum which is about 5x I expect. Total magnification would be about (2966/4.7)x5 to give 3155 I guess.
It was early in the morning around 4am I left the scope in the backyard overnight Jupiter was directly overhead and Skippy Sky said the seeing was "Yeah baby Yeah!
The tracking was drifting a bit because I'm a lazy sod and close enough is good enough.
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Old 22-05-2020, 04:31 PM
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Thanks for the details, a 28" scope,wow, helps explain the resolution hinted at in the video and an iPhone for capture and Servocat.
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Awesome! I'd love to see a stacked version too.
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Roll over Peach if Barry ever decides to stack
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