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You just got 501th Like, and 441th Subscriber 😊 Very nice and informative video. I came across your video just because I am looking for a nice planetary camera. Well, I already possess ASI224MC, ASI533MM, Touptek's ATR2600M cameras for my 3 different rigs. Now, I am looking for a NEW planetary camera to go with my 8" f/3.8 ES Newtonian reflector. I have 2 options (on the basis of Barlow calculations). Either I can go with new IMX533 color (Saturn-C SQR - 3.76µ pixel) and 5x Barlow, or IMX676 color (2µ pixel) and 2.5x Barlow. Here, I am confused! Somewhere I read that 5x Barlow on 8" diameter reflector will produce too faint image to find and focus on planet! What's your suggestion/opinion? Thanks.

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Are any of these really better with the edgehd 11 at F20 than say the asi 224mc? maybe the ASI585MC? I know the 224 can be useful with ir pass filters however.

Short, informative, strait to the point. Thank you very much!!

Very informative!

I'm so looking forward to this launch!

Thanks for the clear explanation of differences, so cool!

This video is useless. I could just read all those specs.

Good grief, unwatchable unfortunately due to your inability to sync the audio to the visuals.

This may be a dumb question, please excuse my ignorance but are these actual cameras or just attachments for cameras?

I honestly would not mind the weight. Doesn’t matter if I travel with it or using it stationary. I rather have a heavy duty mount that can resist some wind than a system that shakes with the slightest wind

I miss the iOptron HEM, HEA, CEM and Losmandy mounts in the comperrison. I have a iOptron CEM 120 mount for a C14 scope and a heay iOptron tripod. I thnk that iOptron could be good alternative for the expensive ZWO mounts.

Is there a APP video how to that is to the point. Way to much blah blah

Thank-you so much for this chart! very useful!

why is Lum BIn 2x?

Fantastic! Thank you

Some things to consider. If you have a lighter mount covered, and the wind picks up, you could be in trouble. I’ve been to countless star parties over 35 years. Scopes blow over. And that always is expensive! My setup consists of a Losmandy heavy duty tripod, which is 3 aluminum legs and the head. Say 10 pounds each. The mount head is 35 pounds. I have 33 pounds of counterweights, a c9.25, Optec rotator, focuser, and focal reducer. Camera is a QHY 268m with color filter wheel. It won’t blow over. It’s survived 60 mph winds at Cherry Springs in Pennsylvania. I don’t travel light.😊

In the $4000 range, the Losmandy G11 G at $3899 holds 60 pounds for astrophotography and 75 pounds visual. The Gm8-g, its little brother, holds 40 pounds and is around $2800. I’ve owned my G11 for 23 years. I bought it for $2800. Upgraded both worms and the computer over the years. Made in USA. All gears, no belts. And support is a phone call away. Sub arc second tracking, easy to maintain. And goto is dead on, especially if using Nina.

I would assume for honesty all the images shown are straight unprocessed unfiltered images?

Thanks a lot.

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I would clarify the non-counterweight versions for the harmonic ZWO mounts: AM3 + tripod = 6.2 kg (13.7 lb), and (mark 2) AM5 + tripod =7.8 kg (17.2 lb). I agree with your conclusion, the ZWO's are expensive, but exceptionally lightweight for their capabilities. The ZWO mounts (I recently acquired the AM5) does take some getting use to vs. conventional GEM mounts; you can't move/slew them by hand since they have no conventional clutch, and they really need the ASI-Air system (and hardware to plate solve) to get the best out of them, otherwise they are rather dumb/blind out of the box.

224 is discontinued..

You're as excited as I would have been 😂 Love the 2nd look 😉

Why did you add noise to your audio track? Explain to me how that makes it easier to hear what you saying. Use your brain ..

Is less weight always better? Maybe ... Maybe not. Does the extra weight *increase* tracking accuracy? If yes, then the extra weight is worth it! Your chart just shows weight vs cost = meaningless. Payload vs cost is good measurement. Tracking Accuracy is most important for astrophotography. Also, ease of polar alignment. How about 3 Star Plate Solve alignment. This could have neen 3 videos - beginner, semi-pro and observatory grade. Contrary to your description of the video ... At the end if this video, nobody has a clue which mount is right for them. You did not discuss any real features, just payload, weight & price.

Hello, I just found this channel as I’m putting scissors to the celestron neximage 10. I paused. What’s wrong with it?

I bought the same package for my skywatcher esprit about a month ago.

Would like to see a tutorial on what you then do with those saved files in PhotoShop :-)

The ASI585MC is the best i have tried and i have tried quite a few.

Something I'd really like to see more of is a comparison of mount accuracy especially at the lower end of price with longer focal length scopes. It's one thing to hold a weight, it's another to do so with finesse and precision. No one really goes into how well these mounts handle longer focal length scopes, like with SCTs and Maks that are often over 1000mm. You see a lot of people going back and forth on various forums, ZWO for example suggests a limit around 900mm for the AM5, leading some to totally discount it from handing something like an 8in SCT without a reducer or hyperstar, and then you see others saying it handles it just fine, and no one seems to agree or trust each other on this. No one has really sat down and documented a proper side-by-side between a bunch of different mounts... which admittedly would be both really hard and potentially very expensive.

Great video. I took your thoughts and bought the Player One Saturn-M for solar imaging with my dedicated solar telescope. When planet season returns, I’ll put camera on my 14” Edge HD. Thanks. I subscribed

i got the saturn c on a evolution 9,25. Its amazing!

Ok, now, how about a new video on what you would suggest as good quality cameras for guiding - as in adding a video camera to an accessory telescope, used for guiding - thank you - or one of the auto guide packages. :0))

Super cool!

Any plans for a Mac version?

I would like to start moon and planetary fotography. I have SW 150p Quattro 600mm and was thinking of ZWO ASI715 and a 2x and 3x focal extender from Explore Scientific the 2” version. Would that work?

Great video! I just started Planetary Photography and have the ZWO 662mc I use it with the Celestron 9.25 SCT and a 2x TeleExtender. I used this setup once a few weeks ago successfully but still need to work on processing for better results.

And ASI 462 MM too...

What scope are you using with your camera choice

Can you do a playlist for the gear you need for astrophotography at different budget tiers?

You just got another sub❤ i love your videos

Great camera review. I was curious if you've had an opportunity to review these two full-frame ZWO cameras: ASI2400MC Pro & ASI6200MC Pro? Thanks for your time and insight.

I am very new to this area and just trying to get my head around all of the tech needed and figuring out what I need and can afford to get. Cuiv, the lazy geek had a video about a Touptek planetary camera with the IMX662 colour sensor. He found it worked very well as an off axis guider for his telescope, outperforming his 290 and a guide scope. But he hadn't tested the 662 with a guide scope. Do you think the 662 or any other similarly performing colour sensor could be used with a guide scope? I'm starting off with a mirrorless main camera, so won't be using an OAG. Thanks.

I’d love to see some unboxing vids when you get new equipment. Also I would love to see what it looks like when you are in the field! What’s it like when you are actually taking the photos?

It makes me so happy to see you doing this!

Sir, please consider a video on the BEST color and/or B&W VIDEO cameras FOR Planetary work - Thank you: this video is extremely helpful. I am a subscriber - again, thank you.

Great break down, can't wait to see your planetary captures

Unless there's a major community outcry I don't think they're going to be implementing a pricing system like with money. My guess is that'll only come into play when making stuff in colonies using resources, so from Kerbin you get unlimited resources but from other places you get it from setting up infrastructure. Though that is just my impression and a bit of wishful thinking.