iPlato

[sn1987a (Barry)]

Plato crater taken with iphone Webster 28" f4.2 10mm Ethos and Paracorr II. The seeing was fair. Can't wait to try on a really good night.

[rustigsmed (Russell)]

Originally Posted by sn1987a

Plato crater taken with iphone Webster 28" f4.2 10mm Ethos and Paracorr II. The seeing was fair. Can't wait to try on a really good night.

that's a great close up with the eyephone barry. its a lot tougher to take when you're 'zoomed' on the moon vs full disc.

[alocky (Andrew lockwood)]

Ha ha Barry! Soon you'll be hooked on imaging and figuring out how to get a vdeocamera onto it to get some higher resolution. Looks like the websters optics are up to the job too. Very impressive.
I'll swap you my dbk41 for your Questar....
😄
Cheers,
Andrew.

[sn1987a (Barry)]

I'll swap your Unitron for my Questar . One more swing at Paraburdoo and then it's full on Dobfest. I hope this cirrus packs up and leaves. If I'm lucky that Mark IV Astro Systems Video camera I've had on order since March might finally show up.

[astronobob (Bob)]

Holey snappin duck beaks

[John Hothersall]

That's a fine result and a nice big scope. Congrats on Sirius B too, your scope would work really well with planets and small bright planetary nebula. Using a DMK for planets and a GStar-Ex for pnebula. At 28" seeing is biggest problem.

John.

[sn1987a (Barry)]

Thanks John I'll look them up. I won't be satisfied until I have a good iJupiter and iSaturn though.