Mizar through my old Newton telescope

A single webcam frame of Mizar and Alcor in the constellation Ursa Major through the 115mm Newton telescope on April 13, 2002. I wasn't (manually) tracking, so the stars appear slightly elongated, even with this short exposure.

Imaging with a 21 year old 115mm Newton

Jupiter on March 19, 2002. The average of many frames taken with a ToUCam Pro webcam in the prime focus of my 1981 115mm/f9 Newton telescope. The mirrors of this telescope are very much in need for re-coating. The views through the telescope are not close to what they once were.

Saturn through the same telescope. Back then I could easily see the Cassini Division and Saturn's cloud belt. Not so anymore.

A shot of the moon.

And one more, but this time using eyepiece projection.