Hello everyone.
Tonight, coming home, I entered astronomy mono so I mounted the telescope to observe the full moon of July, and later to Jupiter, it begins to lean to the east after midnight. Once
had our satellite in the eye, I tried to get several photos using the projection technique on the eye (the camera lens sits directly on the eyepiece of the telescope, we ...).
After making several shots from different regions, I tried to assemble a mosaic of the moon with them. This is the result, nothing special. (Click to expand a bit different ...)
Before getting to edit the photos, I focused on Jupiter, and I have seen perfectly horizontal bands of its atmosphere and three of its satellites. Photos I've taken and that the technique I use will not get anything in detail, so do not post them:)
A companion Astromenorca Association has made a small track in the world, and through their pictures you can see the change has been the atmosphere of Jupiter in a few years, because the so-called "climate change" taking place in the giant planet. You can see photos and more information in this post -> Astromenorca : Júpiter
Nada más, me las piro a dormir que mañana es Lunes y hay curele. Buenas noches a todos!!!
