I was quite pleased tonight to get all 3 planets of Jupiter, Saturn & Mars with the P1000 using Manual Movie Mode, Manual Focus, ISO 400 upward, Shutter Speed varied. I did have to go out right as

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I am so sorry for the length, I know everyone's time is precious so dislike taking up too much of yours, but I had a lot to get through tonight. I've been having a frustrating experience with the Nikon

After 8 days of drenching and thick gray skies, the Sun finally escaped for a few moments. It looks quiet with this type of view and equipment. But more importantly, lets use whatever Gifts we have inside

Some funky clouds were blowing up by Jupiter in the SW. Over in the South we have Saturn and then down low is Mars in the SE. 8:07pm to 8:53pm Tuesday Sept 4, 2018, NE Ohio, 82°F ~Jayling (Ohio is in the

There's been a lot of buzz lately about the tilt of the Moon shifting and I haven't weighed in because until today I hadn't seen the Moon since the 25th. Quite a few questions have come up about this.

Nothing new, just our 3 floating wanderers of Jupiter in the SW, Saturn in the South, and Mars in the SE sky. Well, we did have a shot of Spica twinkling over by the obscured Venus and Arcturus sitting

No luck with Venus tonight, the horizon clouds put her to bed early this eve. So we start off with Jupiter in the SW, then a bit of a ramble about Friday night's airplane with the white light solidly lit

I didn't get lost tonight (lol). We only had a few seconds to film Venus in the SW before she got taken out by the trees, then a trip over to the Big Guy - Jupiter. From there we head up to Saturn where

Or maybe it should be titled - 'Jayling gets lost in the dark and misplaced ole Saturn.' (lol) 8:28pm to 9:14pm Thursday August 30, 2018, NE Ohio, 80°F - SW, South & SE Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the

Dodge 'em Cloud Night 8:43pm to 9:13pm, Tuesday August 28, 2018, NE Ohio, 83°F - Saturn in the SSE, Jupiter in the SW, Venus down low in the clouds over in the WSW, and Mars ducked through the clouds in

Thanks to Heed the Seen for the idea :) All 4 Planets of Venus, Jupiter, Saturn & Mars scaled 100% from the Canon 80D with Tamron Lens zoomed at 400mm and digital zoom of 10x. They start at their

The goofy 'Planet Crashing' testing starts at 7:31 (lol) In reference to the ancient tales of the Comet Venus striking Mars with electrical discharges - you can find documentaries and playlists over at

We have to begin with Venus in the WSW sky before it dips below the trees, then over to the Big Guy, Jupiter in the SW. After the duo, we head over to Saturn in the SSE and then switch cameras from the

10:15am Saturday Aug 25, 2018, NE Ohio, 73°F - SE Sky ~Jayling (Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone) -Canon 80D with Tamron 18-400mm Lens -Atomos Ninja Flame 7" 4K Field Monitor/Recorder -Nikon P900

2 nights in a row of the 4 planets along with the 95% Moon. At the very end we take a look around the outside edge of the bright moon to see what is probably critters torpedoing around it. 8:46pm to 9:48pm

We begin with Saturn in the SSE then over to Jupiter in the SW. Next up is Venus in the WSW and finally the Moon cleared the trees for a view. The surprise for me tonight was Mars actually crawling out

A myriad of sky and weather systems on Tuesday from drab gray & raining in the morning to a nice clearing with the beautiful blue and puffy white clouds, then to the sun shining and it raining at the

The reason I slip so much when referring to Saturn & Jupiter's moons are because I think of them as Planets in their own mini solar system. It's said that Jupiter's moon Ganymede is the largest in

Here's the link for last year's Sept 4th 2017 Bright Orange Sun & Orange Moon videos I referred to in here: This year in 2018 our unnatural silver Ohio skies may be from the fires up north in Canada,