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| sent on June 25, 2018 (11:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Reduce shutter speeds and close the aperture, you'll also start noticing a few more details about the planet. Riduci i tempi di scatto e chiudi il diaframma, comincerai anche a notare qualche dettaglio in più sul pianeta. |
| sent on June 25, 2018 (12:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I tried it :-), unfortunately it is not made with a telescope but with the Nikon 70-300 and a nice crop on the image. The photos with shorter times did not offer me much :-(, only the ball and no detail.... Thanks anyway of the advice:) Ci ho provato  , purtroppo non è fatta con un telescopio ma con il 70-300 Nikon e un bel crop sull'immagine. Le foto con tempi più brevi non mi offrivano molto  , solo la palla e nessun dettaglio .... Grazie comunque del consiglio :) |
| sent on June 25, 2018 (16:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Yes yes, I had read the instrumentation with which you took but if you reduce the time not saturated Jupiter, it is very very bright so you can do much shorter shots. Then place the machine on a surface, under the lens you put something that keeps it facing the sky, set the mirror block and the shutter is delayed. A little bit of color, I mean... not some details about storms :-D Si si, avevo letto la strumentazione con cui hai scattato ma se riduci il tempi non saturi Giove, è molto molto luminoso quindi puoi fare scatti molto più brevi. Poi piazzi la macchina su una superficie, sotto l'obiettivo ci metti un qualcosa che lo tenga rivolto verso il cielo, imposti il blocco delle specchio e lo scatto in ritardo. Qualcosina tiri fuori, di colore intendo...non certo dettagli sulle tempeste  |
| sent on June 25, 2018 (18:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
To be exact I used a Manfrotto BeFree and the lens rested on a windowsill. Deferred exposure and VR disabled. I have some shots with previous times as well but I did not satisfy unfortunately. Do you have any examples with similar optics? I would like to see what I could pull out and learn to exploit it to the fullest. Of course, that day I was at home :-) but I know I should leave to get a little something :-) Per l'esattezza ho usato un Manfrotto BeFree e l'obiettivo poggiato su un davanzale. L'esposizione posticipata e VR disattivato. Ho qualche scatto con tempi previ pure ma non mi soddisfaceva purtroppo. Hai qualche esempio con un'ottica simile? Vorrei vedere cosa potrei tirare fuori e imparare a sfruttarla al meglio. Naturalmente, quel giorno ero a casa ma so benissimo che dovrei allontanarmi per ottenere qualcosina |
| sent on June 26, 2018 (7:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
With a "short" optics so it is almost impossible to get even small results... we say that being able to perceive the two bands would be a great result.
“ I should move away to get a little something „ Let's say that by Jove with that instrumentation you do not need the sky necessarily dark as for Deepsky photography ;-) You can do planetary imaging with good results even in suburban skies! Con un ottica "corta" così è quasi impossibile riuscire ad ottenere anche piccoli risultati...diciamo che riuscire a percepire le due bande sarebbe un gran risultato.
" dovrei allontanarmi per ottenere qualcosina" diciamo che per Giove con quella strumentazione non occorre il cielo necessariamente buio come per la fotografia deepsky  si può fare imaging planetario con buoni risultati anche nei cieli suburbani! |
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