Venus - Pleiades conjunction: the rare astronomical show in these pictures

By Luke86 | Astrofacts | 4 Apr 2020

Some of the shots took last evening. The first shot was took with a Canon EOS 750D, 55mm focal lenght, 8 seconds of time exposure and 400 ISO

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This another one, with a Canon EOS 6D, with higher magnification at 250mm

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But, first, during the preparation, the Moon always deserves a shot: "eyepiece projection" technique, with my smartphone shooting on the image of my telescope

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See you next time

Moon Venus astrophotography Pleaides

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