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The story behind the image is more important than the image itself.
On my channel, you'll watch me learn the art of astrophotography as I take pictures of space from my own backyard. As I continue to improve my skills, I hope you learn a thing or two from me as well!
On my channel, you'll watch me learn the art of astrophotography as I take pictures of space from my own backyard. As I continue to improve my skills, I hope you learn a thing or two from me as well!
I Photographed SATURN From My Backyard
Tonight I'll stay up ALL NIGHT and photograph the planet SATURN from my backyard using my home telescope and camera setup. These nights are always some of the most special nights I have as an astrophotographer.
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MY GEAR:
MOUNT: bit.ly/3y1tuYw
CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O
TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz
FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65
GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ
GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ
MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr
IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc
PROCESSING SOFTWARES:
adobe.ly/43gU9tS
bit.ly/46MuFaM
0:00 - Intro
3:42 - Setting Up
12:41 - Go Time
18:35 - SATURN
#astrophotography #telescope #space #vlog #spacevlog #nebula #deepsky #planets #moon #galaxy #milkyway #backyard #oryanastro
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MY GEAR:
MOUNT: bit.ly/3y1tuYw
CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O
TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz
FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65
GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ
GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ
MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr
IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc
PROCESSING SOFTWARES:
adobe.ly/43gU9tS
bit.ly/46MuFaM
0:00 - Intro
3:42 - Setting Up
12:41 - Go Time
18:35 - SATURN
#astrophotography #telescope #space #vlog #spacevlog #nebula #deepsky #planets #moon #galaxy #milkyway #backyard #oryanastro
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In this video, you'll come along with me as I spend my very first night with my new Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro mount. I'll give my thoughts on the mount, and I'll also tell you about my first impressions of it. Alongside that, in this video, I will also go over some tips and advice on how to make astrophotography easier and simpler. I will go over things that helped me and advice for beginners in ast...
Photographing the Darkest Night on Earth
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I'm not sure I've ever seen anything quite like what I saw on this night. I hope you're able to experience a fraction of what I did. 0:00 - Intro 1:33 - The Plan 8:06 - Setting Up 10:26 - Go Time 13:10 - The Reveal #astrophotography #telescope #space #vlog #spacevlog #nebula #deepsky #planets #moon #galaxy #milkyway #backyard #oryanastro
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The Great North American Solar Eclipse
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The experience of a lifetime. #astrophotography #telescope #space #vlog #spacevlog #nebula #deepsky #planets #moon #galaxy #milkyway #backyard #oryanastro
Let’s Photograph the ROSETTE NEBULA
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Join me as I document another night of astrophotography in the backyard! This one is my first video from the backyard this winter, and we're going after one of my all-time favorite targets... SUBSCRIBE for more videos like this! MY GEAR: MOUNT: bit.ly/3Q0AKKu CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65 GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ MINI PC:...
Capturing a NEBULA through my Telescope with a SPECIAL GUEST...
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In this video, I join Tanner from @astrotan and photograph the Tadpoles Nebula from his backyard! SUBSCRIBE for more videos like this! MY GEAR: MOUNT: bit.ly/3Q0AKKu CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65 GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc PROCESSING SOFTWARES: adobe.ly/43gU9tS bit.l...
I Took a Picture of the HEART NEBULA
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In this video, I'll take you along with me as I photograph the Heart Nebula, as well as give you all a little update on where I've been! SUBSCRIBE for more videos like this! MY GEAR: MOUNT: bit.ly/3Q0AKKu CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65 GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc PROCE...
I Photographed a FAINT NEBULA from my Backyard
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In this video, I'll take you along with me as I photograph the Cocoon Nebula from my Bortle 9 backyard in city skies! SUBSCRIBE for more videos like this! MY GEAR: MOUNT: bit.ly/3Q0AKKu CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65 GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc PROCESSING SOFTWARES: ad...
The BEST GEAR for Photographing a NEBULA
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In this video, I will talk about how this one piece of gear, my Mele Quieter 3Q Mini PC, revolutionized my astrophotography experience! I will also take you along with me as I photograph the Elephant's Trunk Nebula from my backyard using this PC with the software AnyDesk, showing you my best tips and tricks for it along the way. DOWNLOAD ANYDESK: anydesk.com/en GET THE MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr ...
How to take BETTER Pictures of DEEP SPACE
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In this video, I'll take you along with me as I photograph a new nebula, the Dumbbell Nebula, from my own backyard! SUBSCRIBE for more videos like this! MY GEAR: MOUNT: bit.ly/3Q0AKKu CAMERA: bit.ly/44GiU3O TELESCOPE: bit.ly/3NOlwWz FILTER: bit.ly/3Dafk65 GUIDE CAMERA: bit.ly/3XLz7SQ GUIDE SCOPE: bit.ly/3XNdxNQ MINI PC: amzn.to/3O9jSQr IMAGING SOFTWARE: bit.ly/3pLpjfc PROCESSING SOFTWARES: adob...
Photograph the MILKY WAY! 5 Simple Steps
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Photograph the MILKY WAY! 5 Simple Steps
I Photographed a BLACK HOLE from my own BACKYARD?
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I Photographed a BLACK HOLE from my own BACKYARD?
Photographing a SUPERNOVA from my BACKYARD
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Photographing a SUPERNOVA from my BACKYARD
Thank u for explaining so thoroughly. I really am trying to get into this stuff, but I have no idea where to even start
Thank YOU for taking the time to watch! It’s an intimidating process at first, but with each bit of research you do, it gets easier. It’ll seem like nothing in no time
Where abouts are you from?
Hey Ryan, great shot of Saturn! 🪐
I love this mount so much I have 2. It’s a BOSS and is pretty much future proof. You’ll only need to upgrade if you buy a really HUGE scope. You can’t go wrong with an eq6r pro.
Really underrated channel ❤
Good job. I haven't done visual astronomy since I was maybe your age or younger. I just bought a Dobsonian. After photographing the moon countless times, Seeing the moon for real took my breath away! Been looking at Saturn past few nights. Since this has SynScan. I'm going to try some "lucky imaging". You can't replace the reality of those photons hitting your eyes. I'm in bortle 9 Milwaukee, so close by.
Great job oryan the stunning view of Saturn 🪐
If you ever decide to dive more into more planetary, i highly recommend an inaging flip mirror. It will allow you to connect your camera and eyepiece at the same time! It makes centering the planets on the imaging censor much easoer, especially at higher magnifications and if you ever get a planetary camera, a smaller sensor.
This is super interesting, I love learning about stuff like this. I gotta check this out now. Thanks so much!
Nice job
I‘m thinking of getting the 533 as well for planetary mainly and DSO occasionally. How much resolution/fps did you use?
With fire capture you can crop in on your target, so the resolution varied. Typically it was no more than 600x600. I’d recommend a planetary camera from zwo if you’re gonna be doing that mainly, such as their 462, but it all depends on how much deep sky you’ll be doing as well. The 533 is good ay both, but you’ll get much better results with a camera dedicated for planets. Planetary cameras are typically cheaper too.
@@oryanastro Yeah I agree with you on the ded. planetary cam but I'm afraid of having to buy the 533 (or the 585) afterwards anyway so I'm thinking about going there directly and use ROI for planets
In that case I think either of those would be great. The 533 has given me no issues and it’s got a great frame rate when you have the computer to back it up :)
Keep it up!
Great video man, you should try to get an 8 inch or higher Newtonian cause with that aperture you will have more resolution on deep sky and planetary at a cheap price compare to a refractor unless you can afford an expensive refractor
An 8 inch newt would be a dream!
That was superb 🎉 Good job❤
You're right. Viewing Saturn never gets old. Great video!
Couldn’t agree more. Thank you!
Another great Video Ryan, astrophotograph is brilliant but nothing beats seeing the planets with your own eyes
Absolutely agree Tony. Thanks so much for watching as always
Thanks for this! I am chomping at the bit to get an image of Saturn for the first time, but cloudy skies and now Saharan Dust are saying "NO!" Question: did you use any backfocus extensions for that ASI533 with your Orion telescope?
That pesky dust! Yes, I used the extensions that came with the 533, the standard m42 thread. That plus the 3x Barlow.
Awesome Image! I tried capturing saturn but it didn’t come out as good as yours!
Ah dude this is only after years of getting unrecognizable blobs ;) you’ll be there in no time man
Great video and photo👍
Thank you so much!
Nice video and picture ! I felt exactly the same when I upgraded to the eq6r! One point you want to check is how stiff your axis are. Have a look at "eq6r pto upgrade in 15mn" there is a guy with a 72ed just as yours. I've done it and found out I wasn't balanced initialy.
Just curious why you didn’t go for a harmonic mount? You have a small payload there which the ZWO AM5 could easily handle and it’s very light.
I talk about this in the video! ;)
@@oryanastro I must’ve missed it, my bad.
Ok i guess your answer didn’t register because you wanted a heavier more steady mount. I’m always looking to reduce weight because I’m getting older. It helps that the AM5 head is so light compared to the EQ6r and you don’t need counter weights.
Could have go for AP Mach2! High flyers should have best mount there is. 😊
Some great advice there and a really mature approach to suggesting what people do without insisting it's their only option. Terrific image reveal too!
Thank you so much for the support!
Bro got 2K views in 1 day, BTW HE'S SO BACK WTF IS A SMALL PAYLOAD🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥
NO SUCH THING AS OVERMOUNTED🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Your mounts both axis seem kind of stiff. It shouldn't just stop on its own like that.
I got a comment earlier talking about that. Might have to look into it
I fw you bro keep ts up!!!
Given your limited view from your back yard do most of the nebulas you would like to target appear in that small section of sky? A strain wave mount at the same price point would allow you to image away from your back yard vs the heavy EQ6. Was that option considered?
It was considered, and discussed for a good minute or so in this video ;)
The image blew me away. VERY impressive results! Big improvement from last time.
Thank you so much!!
I have the EQ 6R Pro and its rock solid. Good choice and great image.
Goodness, congrats on the new mount, image, and another great vid!! So much wisdom in just this one alone and it's awesome how you're able to make so much out of your location! 🙌
Thank you SO much!!
Sweet mount. Looks like you have a lot of challenges in your yard with all the trees.
Glad to see the new mount performing as you had hoped and great result on the image.
Thanks Logan!
Great video. We have the exact same set-up and I also just went with the EQ6-R Pro from the EQM35. lol. I am currently building a small observatory in the backyard with a pier. Hope to hear more from you in the near future. P.S. Buy a chainsaw for your next AP purchase.
No way! That’s so cool. I wish I could build an observatory, maybe in my first real house.. The chainsaw is on the way ;)
Congrats!! I have that mount. It is a beast and the body of it appears to be made out of adamantium. Mine took a pretty nasty tumble off the deck and into the pavement two years ago - not even a dent. Still works flawlessly. When I first got the mount, it was way too stiff in both the RA and the DEC axis - to the point where it hardly moved almost no matter how I placed the counterweights -but I found a great video from "Astro Adventures" on YT on how to easily loosen them up. (From the video, yours appear to look a little looser than mine was?) I was VERY happy with my purchase and the mount is now on a permanent pier in a mini-observatory I built last year, controlled by NINA. Haven't polar aligned or calibrated PHD2 since September, and I still only get guiding errors in the 0.5 - 0.6 range I honestly think you will very happy with yours too. It is going to serve you well for a long, long time.
Whatever it’s made out of, it’s an absolute tank! Yeesh, yeah my EQM took a tumble too, right onto ice a few years ago, but it came out.. alive ish. ;) The RA and DEC seem fine to me, but I will absolutely check out Astro adventures’ video if I have any issues. Thanks! I’m jealous of your pier!! For now, I’m stuck lugging it in and out until my back gives out.
this video was really well put together, amazing image too
Thanks Gibby :)
Congratulation on the new mount Ryan another excellent video the final image is stunning
Thank you so much Tony!
Nice. Just subscribed.
Just a minor point. In general it is better to install the counterweight before installing the scope. If you don't have the head locked your scope could swivel and slam into the tripod. Great video. I remember when I was strong enough to carry an EQ6 mount head without needing an hour rest. Good luck with your new setup. You have picked a really good mount. (I thought I had some big trees to shoot around)
I typically always do the counterweight first, in this case I just took it off after it was fully assembled to film that segment talking about the retractable shaft. I appreciate the tip! Yeah the mount head is beefy, but I’m taking that as a sign that it’ll last me a good long while. And as for the trees, you learn to live with it… for the most part. :)
Hello👋🏻 im getting my first mount..but im torn between the eqm 35pro and the star advanturer gti. Based of your experience , do you recommend skipping the eqm35 ? I still havent decided cause of the payload advantage of the eqm over the gti.. but problems come with it.
Although the EQM is special to me, it had too many issues and frustrating problems for me to recommend to other people. I’ve heard fantastic things about the GTI. If you have smaller setup (60mm-ish telescope) and don’t plan on upgrading, I’d go for the GTI. But if you know you’re gonna want to upgrade to a bigger scope in the near future, I’d say skip the EQM altogether and save a little, get yourself a different mount like an iOptron GEM28. My buddy @astrotan has a ton of experience with it and can tell you great things.
Impresive result. I've applied my life's experience to my new hobby that you actually discussed in this video. Preparation, plan, assess variables, execute. Does it always work? Nope. I can say every day with this hobby has been truly an adventure. You are a young man, I'm an old one yet this hobby has more than enough room for all of us to enjoy. Recognize and accept your limitations. Nobody has a Webb in their backyard. Good job on the video and congrats on the new mount.
I'm an old guy with physical limitations so I have been using the Seestar S50 as my tool looking at the heavens. Crescent nebula, (NGC6888), interesting. Just last night it was my choice to capture. The red is very intense. Took me about 3 hours but I think it came out ok. I was satisfied.
I’ve heard great things about the SeeStar! It seems to be very accessible. Curious about the results it produces
@oryanastro Does the quality (details) of the image I obtained of the Cresent as good as what you were able to get? No. For me, the final product is just one piece of the total experience. I also do the planning and research as you discussed and attempt to achieve the best possible final image. The S50 with tripod is under 10 lbs. For me, I can't handle much more than that. Bottom line, I've captured about 100 images since Jan and am enjoying the whole experience including multiple all-nighters. Hobbies are supposed to inspire and be enjoyed. The S50 does that for me. Clear sky's.
I really need to upgrade from my Star Adventurer 2i.... 😭😭
ive gotten great results with mine, just takes more luck and effort
I LOVE my star adventurer. Some of my best memories in this hobby were when I was working with what I had!
Incredible photo! Glad you got your hands on a robust and reliable mount. The EQ6-R should last you a LONG time - at least until you want to start running two rigs simultaneously 😝 I'm hoping to hypertune my CGEM DX to get similar results in the near future, but I'm happy learning with my Star Adventurer and AT60ED in the meantime. Skywatcher is a phenomenal brand. Keep it up, bro! Your videos are inspiring!
Thanks so much! I sure hope it lasts me a good while, I haven’t heard anything negative about it. Some of my best memories in this hobby were when I was starting out with what I had, though. Thank you for watching!
Amazing image!
Thanks Adrian!
yay!!
OK you gotta teach me how to edit! Your videos are fire, and I fully expect your channel to blow up! Just subscribed so I can later say that I was there prior to 1k subs haha
Cuiv!! Oh man dude. Your videos have taught me SO much. You’re the reason I have a MeLe mini PC, and the reason I run NINA on it too! You are such an inspiration to me, I appreciate the support!
@@oryanastroI'm so glad my videos have been helpful mate!! But yours, dude, they're on another level of storytelling, it reminds me of Trevor/Astrobackyard! Keep going!
unfuckingbelievable absolutely stunning photo and the vlog was great too
Stunning image of the Milky Way in a stunningly beautiful location. Well done.
Thanks Logan!
Praying for you friend ✝️❤️