Hi Guys, new here.
I'm actually a nature photographer and now trying out astrophotography, i can seems to capture the colour of jupiter
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I use a Canon 400mm lens, exposure is about 1s @ f/5.6
Thanks
Need help in taking Jupiter
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Hi,
Your Jupiter is overexpose and base on the size of it, it might also out of focus.
Don't depend on your camera metering... Jupiter is too small even you use spot metering. Use manual mode, shoot at wide open (at F5.6) and and use 1/80s at ISO100 for a start... adjust according base on the result.
Remember to check your focusing... use live view if your camera had one.
Happy shooting and have a nice day.
Your Jupiter is overexpose and base on the size of it, it might also out of focus.
Don't depend on your camera metering... Jupiter is too small even you use spot metering. Use manual mode, shoot at wide open (at F5.6) and and use 1/80s at ISO100 for a start... adjust according base on the result.
Remember to check your focusing... use live view if your camera had one.
Happy shooting and have a nice day.
Yang Weixing
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Jupiter through webbcam
Hi,
Took this image a few nights ago. Used a C8 scope with a Creative webcam (LiveCam and yanked off the lens).
Obviously quite a first-timer, I will be grateful for any help. Thought the little bluish bulge at the centre belt should be red.
Took this image a few nights ago. Used a C8 scope with a Creative webcam (LiveCam and yanked off the lens).
Obviously quite a first-timer, I will be grateful for any help. Thought the little bluish bulge at the centre belt should be red.
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christopher