SingAstro

u need to align the red dot finder with ur telescope. try doing this in the day. regarding the magnification of jupiter, try 200x and above for good views.

The atmospheric currents are continously changing, resulting in the light from the stars being slightly refracted when passing through the air and our eyes. Hence, causing the image 'twinkling' in our retina. The best observation nights are that stars do not twinkle, and the sky is cloudless. Hope t...

since u said that it's shaped like a disc, it's quite unlikely that it's gonna be an aircraft. furthermore, i dun think that it will be a meteor either(gone less than 2s). Might be the 2nd sighting of UFO since u guys spotted the previous 1 at dempsey =p



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wenyi

hi all, the following photos were taken using the Nikon FM2 SLR camera , coupled with the Kodak 400 Max Versatility and at f/1.8 with 30s exposures.


enjoy ! ^.^

i think it's more of a gimmick. the scope is for drawing buyers... business tactics i suppose.

superb !

errm... i dun think u should take those that have the 10x zooms as they will degrade ur image quality. u shld get the cams with mega pixels ranging from 4.0 to 6.0.

that's the drake equation eh ?

hmm... i am currently looking for a manfrotto 410 head + tripod. does any1 know where i can get a cheap deal ? i might consider getting a 2nd hand unit.

thx for reading .

hmm.. i'm just back from sentosa's ntuc resort. the skies there were good. although i wasn't allowed to go to the beach area, orion, gemini and canis major were all clearly visible !