Paul, Author at Computer Looking Up

Jupiter with Great Red Spot, October 2022

It took weeks trying for the right chance, but I finally was able to decently photograph Jupiter and its Great Red Spot this year.

After Jupiter opposition this year, I started using my MacBook as a camera screen extension. In this article, I show results from over a week.

I decided to end my home Linux experiment. Here I explain my original drivers and my final decision to shelve Linux indefinitely.

Tonight was my first opportunity to try photographing the Moon with my new iPhone. All in all, it went well, I think, for this inaugural attempt.

It’s been a while since I included any of the Galilean moons in a posted Jupiter image, so here is for making up lost time, through my Dobsonian.

I decided to upgrade my home WiFi from a LinkSys AC router. My new Asus ZenWifi mesh got off to a great start, until the node stopped working.

Finally needing to upgrade my iPhone XS, I went ahead and pre-ordered an iPhone 14. Will the updated technology produce better Moon photos?

On the morning of 9/1, I shot the videos which made up his image of Jupiter, likely the best I can do with my entry-level DSLR camera.

How much does it cost to host a blog? If you truly want control as a content creator, you will need to pay.

Years of trying to perfect my planetary imaging techniques may have finally culminated in a night where all of my image sets were excellent.