Sun And Moon Wallpaper Laptop

Needed a scope to view the whole moon and sun. This fits the bill perfectly

They are what they are advertised to be and did their job on April 8, 2024 while I watched the Moon obscure the Sun.

We travelled to Erie, PA to view totality of the 2024 eclipse. The weather was a bit iffy prior to the main event, but it cleared just in time. These binoculars were a big hit with our friends. We watched the moon slowly slide in front of the sun and used them to do a going...going...gone! countdown. We could clearly see two sunspots prior to the eclipse and watched them disappear as the moon slowly covered the sun. Optics are good, collimation is good, and build quality seems good. They add an interesting tool to our collection of astronomical equipment, especially during this part of the solar cycle of activity.

Order it to use it with my 400 mm telephoto to shoot at the moon and Sun. Is wonderful in doing small adjustments in order to compose with a long focal length. Then took it for my landscape photography with my wide angle zoom and it works fantastic. Its easy to change from landscape position to portrait, in other words you do not need an L bracket. I wonder why it took me so long to get one of this, because it simplifies the process of picture taking and getting the best composition.

Hey folks, have you struggled to follow the moon or sun to get your shot as I have? Well, for just a couple of hundred bucks or so you can effortlessly accomplish the task with this outfit. Works great and you can vary the speed that you follow the subject. Harold F.

Had no problem resolving the sunspot on the lower half of the sun as the moon ate it up. Couldn't see any distortions in this filter, and it is just fine for solar pictures on digital cameras. This is a real solar filter, my sensor still works for night time astro photos, and I recommend it.

I got this to do some sun and moon photo shots.� Used it yesterday and the results were something else.�� There is a learning curve (and software) in taking the photos to do this shot.

Bought primarily for my son, who is a budding Astronomer ;) we have used it so far to view Jupiter, the Moon and the Sun. Jupiter is a bit small with the included 25mm lens (with a 1250mm focal length, this comes out to 50x magnification) but we were able to see the cloud bands and four moons very clearly, the look on my son's face is one of those cherished memories I'll never forget. The Sun and the Moon both filled the FOV and the detail was excellent! Saw some nice sunspots, depth in moon craters, etc... We purchased 7mm and 5mm eyepieces to see the planets better but it has, literally, been raining every day since the eyepieces arrived. As well, we have not been able to get Skyalign to work at all, been reading up on other methods to get tracking going so it is a work in progress at this point but we are loving the NextStar 5SE so far, highly recommended, 4.5 stars!

Great lens with good clarity. Able to get some craters on the moon with it. Craters are between full sun and darkness. Also good for wildlife shots at good distance. The wide angle works well.

Just shot a music video under the full moon and we basically turned off all of our lights. It's like having the sun and the stars out at the same time. Absolutely no noise. Recommend you get at least a v90 SD card if you're recording internally.