I haven't processed my photos from the total lunar eclipse yet, but here are a few straight out of the iPhone camera. The method was digiscoping (holding the iPhone up to the eyepiece of a telescope). Who would have thought you could take blood moon total lunar eclipse photos with the iPhone camera!
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iPhone photo using NightCap app, Meade 285 refractor, almost total eclipse at this point |
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iPhone photo default camera app, Meade 285 refractor |
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iPhone photo using NightCap app, Meade 285 refractor |
I also took some video that I'm going to stack in Registax for a cleaner image. I'll post those in a separate post when I have them processed. Here is information on the
method for stacking from iPhone video.
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