Stitched together the 330 photos of the September 27th Lunar Eclipse into a video.
A few things to note. The Moon “jumps” a few times in the video, and I now realize that it’s due to my presence on the wooden deck is sufficient to cause the telescope to shift ever slightly. Also I didn’t really take time for proper polar alignment, I was a good 5deg off and had to re-align during the total eclipse because the tracking was not perfect. And last, some cloud cover rolled in so I wasn’t able to capture the tail end of the eclipse.
Nevertheless, still much better than the few frames I captured back in 2008.
For the curious of the camera setting. The start with the full moon is taken at ISO 200 1/320sec and then increased up to 3.2sec exposures at ISO 400 during the eclipse.
Très belle séquence. Y a-t-il un façon de programmer les changements au temps d’exposition à l’avance?
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Probablement avec un autre logiciel, mais celui de Canon pour contrôler la caméra nécessite une intervention manuel.
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