The Moon Close Up!

Sat Apr 03, 2010 11:29 pm » by **Bosb33r**

Here again a close up of the Moon, and perhaps the last one that i will show to you ladies and gents. You all have seen a lot of video's from me and and i can keep going on but it will be all the same

so next time when i show a video it must be something special

Thanks all for the nice comments and have fun with the last video from the Moon :arrow:

Bosb33r

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Sat Apr 03, 2010 11:39 pm » by **Realorfake**

I say keep up the moon vids...bound to get something on there...

if there really are bases or ships up there

Sat Apr 03, 2010 11:40 pm » by **jetxvii**

bosb33r wrote:Here again a close up of the Moon, and perhaps the last one that i will show to you ladies and gents. You all have seen a lot of video's from me and and i can keep going on but it will be all the same so next time when i show a video it must be something special
Thanks all for the nice comments and have fun with the last video from the Moon

Bosb33r

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have you found the lunar modules yet? j/k

I like your videos, I like your telescope also because you planted a bug in my head that wont leave me alone until I get a telescope like yours.

I appreciate your videos because you aren't trying to send a message, you are merely putting it up for enjoyment and that can always be appreciated by anyone..

thanks buddy.

Sat Apr 03, 2010 11:56 pm » by **Lowsix**

BOS..

thanks a ton for bringing this by and sharing.
Youve fired up a few people on the telescope thing.

I still laugh seeing those images, from your setup
with that teeny litle camera pinned to it.

Beautiful.

Anyhow, my vote is that you keep bringing your stuff by, even if it is similar.
Theyre all super cool, and your threads have always had like a peaceful effect..at least on me.

So please, dont stop sharing...we certainly dont mind.
You can be sure Pindz can find some ufos and crystal castles on there somewhere if he studies your film long enough..then he'll make you famous by putting his logo all over your work and uploading it to utube....to be seen by bazillions.

See?

Win all around.

Peace bro!

Sun Apr 04, 2010 12:47 am » by **Bosb33r**

@ LowSix, jetxvii, realorfake,

Ok if you don't mind to play the harp on the same string

i will go on my friends :flop:

Sun Apr 04, 2010 1:05 am » by **Garibaldixxi**

Nice vids.

Care to give an exact description of your equipment and setup?

There once was this guy named Gridkeeper....

Sun Apr 04, 2010 1:18 am » by **-Marduk-**

LowSix wrote:You can be sure Pindz can find some ufos and crystal castles on there somewhere if he studies your film long enough..then he'll make you famous by putting his logo all over your work and uploading it to utube....to be seen by bazillions.

See?

Win all around.

Peace bro!

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Sun Apr 04, 2010 1:38 am » by **Bosb33r**

garibaldixxi wrote:Nice vids.

Care to give an exact description of your equipment and setup?

There once was this guy named Gridkeeper....

Thanks! garibaldixxi

Setup is; Celestron Nexstar 8" SE , Baader Hyperion eyepieces, digiscope adapter, and a pocket Camera from Casio

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Sun Apr 04, 2010 2:29 am » by **Realorfake**

bosb33r wrote:@ LowSix, jetxvii, realorfake,

Ok if you don't mind to play the harp on the same string i will go on my friends

If I may make a suggestion...while I do like seeing all over the moon, the continual movement makes it difficult to assess features of the landscape, and features in general.

My idea would be to let the moon show you. Not you show the moon?

I know the moon is orbiting and you'd have to move the camera back to your viewing location periodically, but it at least provides the ability for thousands of eyes to fixate and possibly catch something...

just a suggestion/thought

thx

Sun Apr 04, 2010 2:55 am » by **Lowsix**

realorfake wrote:
bosb33r wrote:@ LowSix, jetxvii, realorfake,

Ok if you don't mind to play the harp on the same string i will go on my friends

If I may make a suggestion...while I do like seeing all over the moon, the continual movement makes it difficult to assess features of the landscape, and features in general.

My idea would be to let the moon show you. Not you show the moon?

I know the moon is orbiting and you'd have to move the camera back to your viewing location periodically, but it at least provides the ability for thousands of eyes to fixate and possibly catch something...

just a suggestion/thought

thx

Just my two cents..

We've tried with a similar setup, and the moon was moving soooo fast, it was just about impossible. Now to be fair, he did not have any tracking software, and we were working cold hands at 3am..so our footage was shit compared to his.

But overall i was left with the impression that the moon really does haul some ass..it would span the eyepiece in just a couple seconds at that focal length, so unless you had the tracker mount and software, im not sure how that could be done.

Bos correct me if im wrong..by allll means.
Just my memory of it...too fast.