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I was taking a few quick looks through my telescope but the air was slightly foggy and the only thing clearly visible was the Moon. The Moon, a telescope and a bored N900 in the inner pocket, you say ? I though I might take a few snaps of with the N900. I was quite pleasantly surprised by the results (yes, the internal postprocessing/jpeg artifacting is visible, but hey !).

The N900 was set to ISO 100 and -2 exposure compensation
The photographs were made handheld, with me holding the N900 and pressing the shutter, no timer or fixture were used.
The only postprocessing was the 1:1 crop and altered levels, NO denoising, NO rescaling, NO per pixel manipulation, NO color correction, etc. As said, the atmospheric conditions were terrible (2-3/10), slightly foggy, strong moonshine.

With image stacking, a proper fixture and hopefully a slightly improved/more permissive camera firmware this thing could do wonders.
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Oh WOW! You should take some of those and create wallpapers. Please!!

Amazing.

(Mind that's some telescope)
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I feel like puting mine on a rocket and sending it to there.
 
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wow these came out pretty impressive... thanks for sharing
 
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Amazing (and I know it isn't N900 that did the "big job" in this case). Thanks for sharing!
 
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sweet. great idea and result
 
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amazing

maybe next time i visit my town´s observatory i should try this out!

(they have a telescope thats powerful enough to observe Jupiter´s moons )
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Wow looks amazing... good thing you didn't post a picture of Uranus
 
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WOW! Beautiful!
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Originally Posted by nuknuk View Post
I feel like puting mine on a rocket and sending it to there.
you get what you deserve nuknuk
 
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