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This Facebook video is said to be of the star Rigel, taken with an Ipad. Comments?
iphone taking a picture of a "camera screen"? What kind of camera screen? Like the photo in my avatar? DSLR attached to the back of a telescope? Oy!here's the video of it when it was bigger/closer in (used my iphone video camera filming Jakob's camera screen capturing the object).
The iPad's camera is equipped with advanced technology that allows it to capture images of distant objects, including stars. Additionally, there are various apps and accessories available that can enhance the iPad's ability to capture astronomical images.
Yes, with the right conditions and equipment, an iPad can capture clear and detailed images of stars. However, the quality of the image may vary depending on factors such as the brightness and distance of the star, as well as the stability of the camera.
No, a telescope is not necessary to capture a star image through an iPad. The iPad's camera is powerful enough to capture images of stars without the use of a telescope. However, using a telescope may improve the quality and detail of the image.
There are various photo editing apps available on the iPad that can help enhance and edit star images. Additionally, there are also computer software programs that can be used to process and improve the quality of the image.
Yes, with the right equipment and apps, an iPad can capture images of stars in real time. This allows for live viewing and capturing of celestial events such as meteor showers or eclipses.