Planet PLUTO taken at The Meeting on 15 August 201

2nd part :
First of all, to put it in a place with no external brightness, or very low.
Then take the photo in NEF format (RAW) for Nikon.
Remove the optical stabilization since the shooting has been done on a tripod, so VR of the lens to OFF.
Set the white balance in auto.
Focal length : 85 mm.
Focal : f5/6.
ISO : 1600.
Exposure time : 10 s.
Set the distance to infinity minus a slight tad.

Message in 2 parts : 1st part.
It is true I am aware that there is a performance with a goal, and that I have not been able to get with a 70-300
Mm. I was even surprised myself, because I wanted to get to the base of the shooting stars, and that I did not have, which is why I used this objective.
My settings have been taken for a part on the internet, and judged for the rest.
I give you these settings which will I hope be helpful :
Namely, even when the photo has been cropped in Photoshop to have the magnification presented, as much as this has been possible by the photo super clear at the base and taken in NEF format (RAW) is for a high resolution (volume of 18 Mb).

Beautiful shot ; with a 16-85 mm, you realize a performance. I would have been curious to know the EXIF that are not shown here. We can only encourage you to continue in this field.

Thank you for your visit on my site and your great comment.
On the other hand, I have me whipped because I have not properly looked at the position of the planets, which were very close to one another that night.
However yesterday evening I made some photos of this planet, which was this time well-demarcated from the other, and I can this time say unequivocally that it is neither Mars nor Pluto, but JUPITER.
I can actually say my pride to have been able to find the SUPER-setting that has helped me with a simple 16-85mm to be successful in this photo of JUPITER that I have been able to achieve with my tele 70-300mm, and I've been able to reproduce it yesterday evening without problem.

wow ! I can't help you in the identification of this planet, but it is superb and perfectly well taken in my opinion !