Very modest haloing...

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Fortunately, there was no rush today with the cloudiness, so I finally got to test Samyang's wide angle and the 6D Mark II in halo photography. You can get a pretty good result with that combination, but the fisheye will definitely still be added to the purchase list. In itself, it's a shame that only basic pretzels were available again.

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I went by car on a lunch break and at the same time I shot a weak 22r. The halo was on the front side of the incoming storm..

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In the morning, a neat 22 degree tire was visible.

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In the early morning coffee time, the moon was 22r, after six the low clouds covered the sky. Jupiter still fit inside the ring.

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In the very last moments of time, I managed to grab a picture of the base roll, before the cloud cover thickened so much that even the halo disappeared from view.

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I photographed the halo tire many times. Sometimes it looked a little better. The clouds messed up the photography and there were no wedding photos. Then I got these photos. I wondered if it looked strange. Thicker rim and browner than usual. Carelessly I described and regretted the result. But :) Thanks to maintenance for checking. Thumbs up. I accidentally photographed Bishop's tire :)

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A clear brown ring around the sun. Blue inside and out, I'm guessing bishobby.

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Triacle's action camera was in the yard all day filming the sky for possible halos. A few times, dim patches of 22° tires had appeared. Now that you've gotten a taste of the stacks, of course you had to try the technique for action camera timelapse videos as well. I looked for a spot in the video where there was a halo, broke it down into individual images, and stacked the images. The halo in picture 1 had been visible for about 7 minutes, and when the timelapse had pictures every 2 seconds, there were 209 individual pictures. When they are stacked and folded, the lower picture is the ...

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Triacle's action camera was in the yard all day filming the sky for possible halos. It managed to capture some halo fragments. Later, I read here in Taivaanvahti that on the same day Bishop's ring had been spotted in different parts of Finland, at least in Kuusamo and Kannonkoski . I re-examined Triacle's videos, and yes, I think that Bishop can be seen in Jurva as well. Shortly before midday there had been a brief moment when the sky had been clear, and during that moment the video really shows a thick, crunching and indistinct circle like Bishop's. At other times, the sky was...

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There was a special ring on the sun. It doesn't really look like just a halo. The morning picture has a clearer halo ring. In the afternoon there was a browner ring and wide. Either would look like a halo from above. I do not know: D

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With a weak streak, the October observation period is off to a good start.

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Moon and Jupiter in the morning sky on October 2, 2023.

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Hey. I deleted the observation when it didn't show enough auroras. In addition, I wrote incorrectly in my answer. When the message goes out, you can't check it. As I recall, I wrote the greenish tone to be more visible on the left. It would have been right on the right :) Now this is for explanation as I don't know if the comments will be visible.

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The weather was bad all week. Rain and strong wind. Nothing to observe. I'm usually a night owl and a morning sleeper :) I happened to wake up and noticed that it's even light. Had to go check if anything was visible. The rim of the moon was visible along with Jupiter. There is a line in that one picture. The plane might have missed it. The clouds sometimes obscured the view. The hands shook such a star line in that picture. I did come to a few others. Couldn't find what star it was. You can only get a few stars/planets in pictures with this phone.

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Mare Crisium region of the moon on 2 October 2023 at 02:52. In the second picture, the Tycho area. As a telescope, Celestron 8, with 20mm eyepiece magnification. Camera Canon Eos 60Da. Filmed HD video for 2 minutes, of which 3% is stacked.

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In a couple of nights it was possible to look at Jupiter again. On October 2, even while filming the video, bigger and brighter light spots or spots than usual attracted attention. I had also filmed on September 25, which can be compared; bottom picture.

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Jupiter 2.10.2023 at 02:45. Jupiter's moons are also in the second photo. The atmosphere was calm at the time of filming and it was possible to stack a larger percentage of the video than usual. As a telescope, Celestron 8, with 20mm eyepiece magnification. Camera Canon Eos 60Da. Filmed 640x480 crop video 3min46sec, 20% of which is stacked.

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Säätila gave its challenge to observation. The Moon was at 43° elevation, with Jupiter right next to it. However, the seeing between the cloud rafts is moderate, so it was a shame to leave the drawing unfinished.

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The color ring of the Moon near Jupiter. In the second picture, both are closest in a clear sky.

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