This is the view of our birdfeeder with the phone camera, and, from the same spot, with the camera attached to a pair of 8x42 binoculars:
small, far away |
through binoculars |
So, once there are actually some birds around, I should get some much better pictures.
The picture through the binoculars is cropped, because it gets a circular image. Amusingly, from a distance, if you squint, the full picture looks a bit like Jupiter on its side:
not Jupiter! |
Later in the evening, I tried the gadget on some 15x70 binoculars, looking at Venus, which is very bright in the west at the moment:
Venus, smeared; 17:33 GMT |
Hmm. Even firmly bolted to binoculars firmly bolted to a tripod, the camera wobbles when I touch the shutter button. So I’ve now ordered a bluetooth remote shutter control…
Once the telescope is all properly aligned and calibrated, I'll try it on that, too.
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