Moon and Venus on 27th of February 2020 (Harold Freckhaus)

Moon and Venus on 27th of February 2020

27/02/2020

EOS 5D Mark IV - EF 100-400 L IS USM @250mm - 800ISO - F/11

La planète Venus à un peu plus de 6 degrés de notre Lune.

Séance photo improvisée sans monture et sans suivi, juste avec un simple trépied.

- La première photo a été prise à 19:39 (UTC+3) - 1 seconde de pose

- La version C a été prise à 19h48 (UTC+3) - pose de 1/125 seconde

- La version E est un empilement de 34 photos de 3,2s. Elle permet de positionner précisément Vénus et la Lune sur la voute céleste (plate-solving)

Lorsque j'ai pris les photos, je n'ai pas vu qu'il y avait un arbre entre la Lune et mon objectif.

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Planet Venus is just over 6 degrees from Moon.

Impromptu photo session without mount and without tracking, just with a simple tripod.

- The first photo was taken at 07:39pm (UTC + 3) - 1 second exposure

- Version C was taken at 07:48pm (UTC+3) - 1/125 second exposure

- Version E is a stack of 34 photos of 3.2s. It makes it possible to precisely position Venus and the Moon on the sky (plate-solving)

When I took the photos, I did not see that there was a tree between the Moon and my lens.

Final
Original
C
D
E

C

Description: 27/02/2020 @19:48 (UTC+3) - 1/125 second single shot

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D

Description: Pile et face -
Heads and tails

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E

Description: 34 x 3.2s stacked - Plate-solved - Moon and Venus over a tree :)

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