Wow, this is probably my longest stretch of weeks on end of solid gray skies and bitter temperatures, but we finally get a look at the Sun this morning. There's not much to see on the Sun, except a white

Around 5:17 in, while zoomed into the top left of the Moon, 2 waves rippled down its surface. That was cool :) The pictures near the end of the video show the remnants of airplane exhausts, but they were

A treed Sun is better than the ugly gray blanket we've had above us for the last week! Not much to see here on this New Moon day, but there is some info about the green comet 46P/Wirtanen that some folks

Finally a break after 8 days of solid grayness! The Sun was quite low in the SE sky, while the 23% Crescent Moon was high up in the Southern sky, playing hide-n-seek with the fast moving cloud systems.

Clear blue skies, that is until I came outside to begin filming - then the clouds popped up and marched right in front of the Sun (lol) 1:41pm to 1:52pm, Wednesday Nov 7th, 2018, NE Ohio, 56°F (13°C) -

It was quite cold out, 28°F (-2°C), and the Nikon P1000 froze up on me 3 separate times during this short 15 minute shoot. It happened when taking photos, the zoom wouldn't work, no manual settings could

Heya Huyk, we have more to write Nikon! (lol) Testing of the Nikon ML-L7 remote without the hdmi plugged in (because it won't work at all that way). When in Movie Manual Mode during recording, and the

Only 2 planets this evening along with a slew of shaky, jerky, out of focus crap left in because I'm weary of all the calls of 'FAKE!' Many skywatchers edit their videos to not only shorten them but to

Apologies for the poor quality & shakiness but I was trying out a new equipment setup which caused some headaches. Anyway, Sirius and Orion returned. for me! Yeah, they've been in the morning sky for

Full Moon September 2018 all photos are taken by me, these on new Nikon p1000 super zoom camera Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

I Spied A Bird Meeting, new Nikon p1000 all photos by me Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Good evening and welcome over! There's been an influx of hundreds of new folks over here the last 2 days and all I can say is - wow! (lol) I would like to ask for your cooperation though - please leave

I was quite pleased tonight to get all 3 planets of Jupiter, Saturn & Mars with the P1000 using Manual Movie Mode, Manual Focus, ISO 400 upward, Shutter Speed varied. I did have to go out right as

I am so sorry for the length, I know everyone's time is precious so dislike taking up too much of yours, but I had a lot to get through tonight. I've been having a frustrating experience with the Nikon

Forgive me, had just woke up and didn't have coffee yet when hearing about the new upcoming release of the Nikon P1000 with it's massive zoom. The P1000 will have 4k recording and RAW, plus a lens ring