@Spectranaut I really want to look into this & learn more but I feel like if I actually get the information people that I know just wouldn’t accept the reasoning. Do or did you have to deal with that?
See my friends & family would just throw the information away and just call bullshit regardless the information. What do you mean by the heavens by the way @Spectranaut?
Some dude took a decent picture of mars: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdecDSzLYnE
Explanation: The video was shot using my 8" LX90 telescope, with my video camera held up to the eyepiece. The video was then processed to remove any camera shake - and then the video frames were stacked together to create the image. By stacking frames, you can remove a lot of the noise and create a sharper image.
***Moon, jupter, and Saturn photos done correctly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUFzFs5bGjM***
**Explanation**: s 8 inch or smaller. jupiter for example was captured with a celestron C6 schmidt cassegrain telescope and a normal CMOS webcam ( windows lifecam studio ) . saturn, captured with the zwo asi 120mm, which also is a CMOS camera, was recorded through a meade 8" schmidt cassegrain telescope. the zwo camera brings the same performance as the cameras from the imaging source, but it is way less expensive and it is way more versatile. it has 1.2 megapixel and you can choose 18 different resolutions with up to 130 FPS including a 2by2 bining mode which combines 2 pixel to 1 so the sensivity doubles ( the DMK21 only makes 640x480 pixel). in my opinion the zwo is one of the best cameras you can buy for this purpose!
