Here are the photos that I took using the afocal method. All photos were taken handheld using my Canon A495 digital camera since my tripod was doing some work back at the church. Telescope used is a 60mm equatorially mounted refractor and a 22mm Ramsden Eyepiece. Enjoy!
Lunar Snapshots
Author: Marvin Xylon Montemayor - Jaen Posted under:
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Amateur Astronomy,
Astronomers Anonymous of the Philippines,
Astronomy in the Philippines,
astrophotography,
Lunar,
Moon,
Moon Craters,
Photos of the moon
While on my way home last sunday, I saw the moon glowing low in the horizon. Upon arriving, I quickly set up my 60mm refractor to get some shots of the moon. Upon looking at the eyepiece, I got excited again at looking at this heavenly body after ignoring it for a few months. The moon really never fails to amaze anyone no matter how many times it is viewed.
Here are the photos that I took using the afocal method. All photos were taken handheld using my Canon A495 digital camera since my tripod was doing some work back at the church. Telescope used is a 60mm equatorially mounted refractor and a 22mm Ramsden Eyepiece. Enjoy!
Here are the photos that I took using the afocal method. All photos were taken handheld using my Canon A495 digital camera since my tripod was doing some work back at the church. Telescope used is a 60mm equatorially mounted refractor and a 22mm Ramsden Eyepiece. Enjoy!

1 comments:
Nice pics! Just add a picture of a howling wolf and its complete...
http://topfiveawesome.blogspot.com/2011/04/top-5-nearest-planets-from-sun.html
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