Alrighty, well hello there, here we are on Tuesday, I think it's
August 11th 2020 and around 9:30pm up here in
Northeastern Ohio, and we're facing the south
just trying to get a look at Jupiter over here
and it's hard to tell for sure, but let me tone down that iso
but I think there's three of the moons are to the right and
one to the left and that star up at the one o'clock
position should be a star in Sagittarius
so it's not one of the planet moons around Jupiter
now we can't go in any further on the camera I brought outside
I'm on the Canon R camera and the Tamron 35 to 150
and that is the max we can go
whoa
looks like we have a satellite there
as it dipped behind the willow tree
I don't see it - there it is, it emerged
it could be the ISS or just a another satellite, I don't know
well that's cool
now our forecast isn't looking too good here
we might have clear skies during the day but at night it's
forecast to be cloudy and we can see the clouds rolling in here
it was the same last night, now Saturn's still over there in the trees
can't even make it out through the branches, it's too dense
and the way the sky conditions are I don't think I'm going to go
and change cameras and bring the other rig out
it's probably not going to be worth it so
and just so we know we're at 1/8th shutter F/2.8 and the iso at the moment
it's at 16,000
and we just upped it to 20k. You know, I want to try one more thing
if it works out I'll put it in here but if not I'm going to wish you all a great
rest of your week, so y'all take care it's now
9:35pm up here in Northeastern Ohio, all right, y'all take care, bye now
alrighty and here's my test I changed the camera to
Canon log and we're still at 20,000 iso 1/8th shutter with Jupiter over there
in the south along with a few stars of Sagittarius
okay and there's just way too much cloud activity to even take the lens up
to 150. as we have a plane going by over there
and we did move it up to 25,600
we'll go back down to 20,000
and back down to 16,000. It's showing very dark
it might be the lut I'm using, I don't know
there's 12,800 it's almost, it's almost pitch black there
16,000 - 20,000 - 25,600
32,000 to 40,000. and high (51,200)
now something streaked by there
not sure if it was a bug or a
meteor, there are the meteor showers but I believe they'll mainly be seen
over in the uh
North Northeast sky and we're facing south
I don't have a view of that direction, too many trees over there
anyway that's gonna do it we'll end up here at
1/8th, F/2.8, 25,600
20,000, and 16,000, and we'll leave it at that
all right so if I can grade this okay we'll see how it comes out with the
noise and all that and I might include it if not
I won't, all right so there we go it's now
9:42pm up here, ya'll take care, oh and we can see
Saturn peeking through over there, through the tree branches
and we just lost it
anyway once again y'all take care, have a great week ahead
it's now 9:43 p.m
bye from Ohio