Visibility IV / V
Even in the daytime, Venus was clearly visible to the naked eye. Through the binoculars one could see how Jupiter was right next to Venus, a spectacular encounter, and with the naked eye in the skies of more southern Europe certainly looking soaring. In the second image, the camera with the smallest pixel (shutter failure with a long exposure + crop doesn't do much harm) combined with the super (foggy) zoom brought out the Venus phase. Whether it's a telescope ...
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