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ISS through my telescope this morning!
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Has nothing to do with the focus of the image you retard. Thanks for proving you don't understand basic photography. The difference in magnification was corrected for, the moon and ISS are the same size once I overlaid the images as seen in the video. The difference in the thickness, not the size, of the silhouette is simply due to differences in the brightness and contrast of my image vs the P1000. That had no impact on the measurements.
Quoting: Astromut wrong moran one is clearly zoomed in more that the other thus it looks larger! How stupid can you be? No, it isn't. I resized the images based on the moon so that they were the exact same scale. ISS is not larger in one than the other. The difference in the thickness, not the size, of the silhouette is simply due to differences in the brightness and contrast of my image vs the P1000. That had no impact on the measurements. You have no idea how zoom can factor in Wrong. Of course I know how the magnification (to call it "zoom" is more proof you're a lay retard with no understanding of photography) can affect it, that's why I scaled the images so that the moon was the exact same apparent size in both. and didn't even consider it,
Quoting: LyingscumbagThat is a lie. The magnification was account for and corrected for. You know this, I already explained it to you. The difference in magnification was corrected for, the moon and ISS are the same size once I overlaid the images as seen in the video.
Quoting: Astromut No, it isn't. I resized the images based on the moon so that they were the exact same scale.
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