How to photograph the ISS with a telescope? We're filming from a balcony.
Can the ISS be seen? A photo of the ISS through a telescope. What does the ISS look like from the ground? Can the ISS be seen with the naked eye?
How can I determine the ISS's trajectory? Photographing the ISS in the City
ISS Detector - https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...
ISS PHOTOS - https://www.instagram.com/p/BU5SU8xFm...
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MY ARSENAL:
Binoculars - Celestron UpClose G2 10x50
Previous telescope - Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ reflector
Previous telescope - Synta Sky-Watcher BK 707 AZ2 refractor
Current telescope - Celestron ШК6 + Sky-Watcher EQ5 SynScan
Astrocamera:
ASI 120 MC (ZWO)
Eyepieces:
Celestron Plossl 25 mm eyepiece
Celestron Zoom 8-24 mm eyepiece
Sky Watcher Wide Angle Super 25 mm eyepiece
23 mm eyepiece
Sky Watcher Wide Angle Super 10 mm eyepiece
9 mm eyepiece
4 mm eyepiece
Barlow lenses:
Sky-Watcher 2x with T-adapter
5x with T-adapter
Televue Barlow 3x
Filters:
Sturman universal solar filter for 60-90 mm telescopes made from Baader Astrosolar film
Sturman UV-IR CUT filter
Set of colored telescope filters from "Build Your Own Telescope" magazine
Camera:
Olympus PEN E-PL5
Panasonic Lumix GX80
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Amateur astronomy and amateur astrophotography are more than just a hobby. They're a way of life that involves observing, photographing, and studying astronomical objects and phenomena. Thanks to advanced telescope technology, anyone can now observe the Moon, the Sun, and the planets of our solar system. But the universe doesn't end there! The solar system is only a small part of our Milky Way galaxy. Beyond it lie other stars, star systems, galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and much more! Subscribe to the channel and learn more!