The eye of Jupiter (Halo jovian)
Taken by Jordi Coy on April 19, 2026 @
Pruna, Seville, Spain
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Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Exposure Time: 20/1
Aperture: f/4.0
ISO: 800
Date Taken: 2026:04:20 21:00:18
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Details:
The conjunction of the Pleiades and the Moon with only 8% of its surface illuminated by the sun makes it possible to photograph the astronomical event with just one exposure using a DSLR camera and a medium focal zoom. A very pleasant event to capture great detail by overexposing with our camera to capture the brightest stars of the Pleiades and also, the effect of the Crescent Moon, which tries to capture detail in the dark area of the moon that is not illuminated by the sun, but by the rebound of light from the Earth, leaving a beautiful glimmer in the lower area of the moon.
Details: Canon 5D MK IV camera, Canon 70-200mm lens, Vanguard tripod, Star Adventurer tracker mount.
Exif: 20 seconds, 800 ISO, F74, 200 mm
Photographer's website:
https://www.instagram.com/astrocoy_/
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