With this amount of visibility?! DAMN!

Such a showoff.

WOAH what kind of telescope do you have? My Celestron has only half of that quality

It's a 700mm focal length Newtonian telescope with a 3 inch aperture. For these photos, I had a Logitech 920 webcam hot glued to a 4mm eyepiece for maximum magnification, plus further cropping afterwords.

Nice.. Are folks still using Registax?

I just manually align everything with photoshop.

This is excellent! I love seeing all those moons :D

By chance, Jupiter and it moons where the first objects I looked at when I got my telescope. It was an unforgettable moment, seeing the moons of another planet.

Huh that's a good point. Do you know which moons those are which are visible? Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto? Or is there a smaller one that's visible?

According to http://www.shallowsky.com/jupiter/ set to Tue Feb 14 2017 04:20:00 GMT-0500 (EST), from left to right they are Callisto, Ganymede, Europa, and Io, which is just about to transit Jupiter.

what kind of lens or camera yo used?
I dont think I can get such decent shot of Jupiter with my D500+150-600mm lens.. might need teleconverter D:

It's a 700mm focal length Newtonian telescope with a 3 inch aperture. For these photos, I had a Logitech 920 webcam hot glued to a 4mm eyepiece for maximum magnification, plus further cropping afterwords.

I want to hook my my D7000 directly to the the telescope, bypassing the eyepiece the the aberrations it introduces. So far I haven't been able to overcome back focus issues, keeping me from reaching infinity focus.

nice!!
Perhaps you need an adapter?

Must be amazing to see another planet directly. Hard to believe it's so far away as well.