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Thank you for this tip!

I've been a graphic designer and photographer hobbyist for decades. I love this explanation and I think it's absolutely true! However, I've always overpaid and gone with the highest resolution and screen size because of: 1.) Pixel Peeking 2.) Video Playback of Movies 3.) Having Multiple Windows Open But you're so spot on pictures looking great on monitor but after printing 😭😭😭

Great explanation thank you!

Very Nice Points !

Great video. Do you think nikon phone iOS app that has bluetooth remote functionality can replace intervalometer ?

Rigel the star. ua-cam.com/video/FwrnH5-cz3M/v-deo.htmlsi=_GkdP5TZsyeHp-c3

Sirius the star. ua-cam.com/video/Og27UJNHOns/v-deo.htmlsi=mwkr0DDPnIAbf7Pr

thank you. after watching your video I bought Asus PROART PA278QV

This video’s awesome! What model Apple Cinema Display did you have?

Very helpful. Thanks a lot!

This is an excellent video and you have completely changed my thinking about my monitor choices. Almost everyone is reviewing 4k monitors. Your video is now over a year old, are you still sticking with the 2k suggestion for photo and Astro/landscape photo editing and printing?

Very informative. Thanks

Kristine - I've just listened to this again, having previously listened and bought the 11-16 for my D7500, and love it, as much for landscape as for astro. I've now gotten a Z6iii with a Z24-200 F4-6.3. I did but the FTZII adapter so I can use my Tamron 150-600 G2, especially for birding (DSO maybe someday). I need now an astro lens, which I'd like to double as a landscape lens. The Rokinon 14 is $370. I can get a 'like new' used Nikon 14-24F2.8 for $609 from MPB (a HUGE discount to the $1500 +/- new), so unless you've learned anything new since recording this video the used is the direction I'm leading. Thanks as always for all you do to lead and educate us! Steve Feller

Don’t know if you are still active but I’m gonna take a chance… I need a monitor that I can use to easily compare a file from two different apps. I need to compare between a folder of videos against a numbers document file. I’m using a MacBook and I need a second monitor to see the information in two different windows. I converted old camcorder tapes into a digital file and I want to create iMovies from those files. I also have photos I want to clean up. I want to buy a new monitor that will allow me to do this and created a quality product. I have a feeling you can point me the type of monitor I should choose today in 2024…Most reviews or videos are geared toward gamers or just people who do office type work at home. I want to get a quality monitor for this and possibly future type project like this I might do… Your video just popped up in my feed and I’m so glad it did….. I needed to hear what you said in this video however I wondered if you have any new recommendations now!

Thanks. Stellarium seems so complicated to me -- I'm always trying to find the right controls. (Part of that is that I only use it 2-3 times a year.)

Would like to see a follow up video on this!!

I'm a software engineer but in my spare time love to do photography, call me a hobby photographer. I'm in doubt, because for my work I would like to have something bigger than a 27", say 34". Will this also be ok for my editing then? Or too big? And also, if I would buy 34" screen, will 2K be enough or should I go for a 4K, since I will have a 34" screen? :)

did you dye your hair grey? Pons-Brooks ( circa 1812 france) now on stellarium by default.

We saw it in norther Germany yesterday evening barely with the naked eye, but quite good with an old night hunting scope. Bye bye...until the time in 71 years 😢

Very useful follow up to today's live event! This felt very much like a streamlined guide to what we heard earlier today, but filled some gaps that went over my head the first time :) ♥

Thanks very much. I've been searching for how to do this. Your link popped up and it was easy to load after watching your video.

Hurray, I can post a comment!!

My Olympus (OM-System) camera(s) and lenses are perfect. Due to their small size I can get to interesting locations along with my outdoor camping gear.

thank you very much :-) !!!

For Canon mirrorless users, third-party lenses don't really exist yet because of the RF mount restrictions (though rumors are that Canon is going to allow other lens makers to make RF lenses). However, Sigma - which is so good it doesn't really qualify as a "third-party lens" IMO - makes the fantastic Art series (which Kristine refers to). I used the 14 mm f/1.8 (not the f/1.4) with an EF mount and adapter for aurora photography in Iceland. It's an amazing lens, and much more affordable than the equivalent Canon would surely be.

I’m planning to use a Sony a7III with my Tokina 11-16 f2.8. I haven’t put this combination together before. I was shooting this lens on a Sony a77II which has a crop frame so I’m hoping for better results this time out. For a third party lens, I really do like this particular model. Fingers crossed.

I have a z50, and a R5, what lense in mm. Is best?

Kirsten, thank you for sharing this information with us. I'm signed up for the on line class for the Milky Way shots. I have a Nikon D3100 and was wondering if my camera will be able to catch the Milky Way shots. Looking forward to your class

Hi Kristine. I’ve been a Canon dude since 1972, when I preferred a Canon F1. Now I use an R5, which was brilliant in Iceland shooting auroras with a Sigma 14mm f/1.8. Canon hasn’t allowed RF mount lenses to be produced by 3rd parties, so I have to use an EF adapter, but that shouldn’t matter for Milky Way photography… or should it?

Unfortunately, with Stellarium 23.3 after @2:32 the Interface looks different. "Import orbital elements.." opens a window which looks different and gives you no options. What a shame. Fun fact.. It's available in the mobile app 🤷‍♂

Brilliant, many thanks for the clear and easy to follow instructions.

Thanks for the very clear, step-by-step instructions!!!

Thanks for this. I tried searching YT for how, but this only came up in a Google search.

Very good Kristine. I've been using Stellarium for a few years but its always good to have a review, and yours is a good one. Thanks!

Awesome thanks so much sister!.. ❤🙏

Hello, in 2024, are you still using a 28" monitor with 2560x1440 resolution?

You are a lifesaver!

thanks a lot. iam from argentina and i think i must wait till may more or less.

Excellent real world informative information instead of the usual adverts masquerading as reviews. Thank you

Thanks for the helpful video!!!