Hehe good work as usual Nic! Even though there was a weird edit where Carina only came in at #2 ... I assume that's a typo. We can discuss this over drinks sometime in the future. 🍻
It’s been cloudy for so long. It’s only your videos that keep me going. How about a special top three for all of us who live higher than 50 degrees latitude? :)
And here we go, just when I was looking for this information, Nico makes it available right on time. Thank you Nico.. just the thing I was looking for...😎
If I ever get to go image in the South, the Tarantula nebula is first on my list. It looks very different from all the "usual ones"... while it doesn't look anything like a tarantula to me, I feel it deserves the name. Maybe it looks like the creature's lair :)
A bit out of date, as it were, but the Tarantula Nebula with supernova 1987a shining next to it ... no CCDs, DSLRs, just Ektachrome and Technical Pan 2415 or Tri X ...
HI , big fan of your channel. Can you please clarify something for me. I polar aligned (in Australia) using the PoleMaster for the first time ever! and I wasn't sure what speed to use on the RA Motor when tracking. The star was still drifting out of the cross hair but I wasn't perfectly level (tripod mount) so I will try it again tonight making sure I am spot on level and see if I track perfectly. So Is 2x Normal Speed? Or 4x. What SLEW speed reflects the rotation of the earth? Also, should you not use the fine adjustment knobs when the motor is running because you can damage the motor? Instead use the buttons on the controller to fine adjust / center onto your star after you have moved the telescope using the clutches?
Hi, I’m from England West Midlands. Just getting into Astrophotography with my IPhone and telescope. All this stacking pictures editing etc, blowing my mind. What would you start photographing if you was me a beginner. Love the videos btw 🙌
Carina nebulae is amazing. I shoot it in Nicaragua with a 135mm vintage len, Canon RebelT7 and my experimental star tracker. lt was wonderful to see the red color in the center of the nebulae. Grear video Nico. Greetings from Nicaragua
Hey do you have a video on using a smart phone? It might not be your preferred style of picture, but I see people asking in astrophotography for beginners where to start, all they have is a phone. I can only explain so much in a comment on facebook. To have a trusted source make a video on the matter that I could just link to would be awesome.
Great list. For me, I would remove the North American and include the Rossette. Just really partial to the Rosette. I would probably throw in the Jellyfish as well. It looks like a 🧠 to me.
Orion was the first I took pics of. It was really just an expirimet with my wife's Canon T1i, no modifications, and while a little shakey, the colors were amazing. My mount was garbage, but it the fact that I got anything that even resembled the nebula was rewarding.
Perfect place to image the Carina Nebula is the Nullarbor Plain (means Treeless). A few kms in from the coastal cliffs or on the edge of the coastal cliffs. Antarctica is the next stop.
Really anything can work well. If you use something like a CLS or an L-eNhance, you will get more of the extended red parts, but it's bright enough that even without a filter or a very gentle filter (L-Pro) it will come out beautifully.
Hi Nico. Great video. I have a question. I sent my Canon T5 for astro modify but nos i have problems to focus on infinity. Even in manual mode. Any idea how to solve this? They say cannot add something to the sensor for Focusing.
Usually they either add some clear glass or adjust the sensor distance so that infinity focus still works. You might want to try adding a clip in filter that still passes the Ha line like the Astronomik L2 and see if having that extra piece of glass in there fixes it. Is it with all lenses or just some?
@@NebulaPhotos i have some clip filters. Like CLS and UHC from Svbony. I haven’t tried with those yet. It works decent with 50 mm. F/1.8 and 75-00 @75 but not with Rokinon 135 mm F/2 or Samyang 16 mm F/2. If i close the aperture the focal lenght helps with Focusing.
Hey Nico, is there any big upcoming project coming from you? Something like shooting the eagle nebula with a lens and the SWSA? Would be really helpful
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Hehe good work as usual Nic! Even though there was a weird edit where Carina only came in at #2 ... I assume that's a typo. We can discuss this over drinks sometime in the future. 🍻
I'm sure Dylan is coming up with all kinds of creative ways to tell you that Carina is number 1 LOL!
She was #2...
Hey man I love the amount of content you are releasing lately. Super fun to watch!
Glad to hear it!
niceeeee, i'm starting in astrofotography with my cellphone, i'm from brazil!!
Awesome. The milky way core will be brilliant from Brazil!
Keep killin it buddy! I’m imaging the lagoon in the back yard right now! Olympus em1 mk3 and 300mm f4 lens
Rho Ophiuchi has everything, three colours of reflection nebula, dark nebula and a globular cluster. Best target
It’s been cloudy for so long. It’s only your videos that keep me going.
How about a special top three for all of us who live higher than 50 degrees latitude? :)
And here we go, just when I was looking for this information, Nico makes it available right on time. Thank you Nico.. just the thing I was looking for...😎
Ikr ? Hes got a contract with google or sum lmfao
@@credenvy1552 What?
@@koolkrazy1 It was a joke, the "Google is listening" or whatever
If I ever get to go image in the South, the Tarantula nebula is first on my list. It looks very different from all the "usual ones"... while it doesn't look anything like a tarantula to me, I feel it deserves the name. Maybe it looks like the creature's lair :)
You should make a tutorial on how to make DSO mosaics
Started about a year ago and your videos help a ton! Thank you for all the good information that helps me out outside!
Glad to help!
A bit out of date, as it were, but the Tarantula Nebula with supernova 1987a shining next to it ... no CCDs, DSLRs, just Ektachrome and Technical Pan 2415 or Tri X ...
That's a really nice list of nebulae! Are you also thinking about making one for galaxies as well?
Lol, and did RHO last night
HI , big fan of your channel. Can you please clarify something for me. I polar aligned (in Australia) using the PoleMaster for the first time ever! and I wasn't sure what speed to use on the RA Motor when tracking. The star was still drifting out of the cross hair but I wasn't perfectly level (tripod mount) so I will try it again tonight making sure I am spot on level and see if I track perfectly.
So Is 2x Normal Speed? Or 4x. What SLEW speed reflects the rotation of the earth? Also, should you not use the fine adjustment knobs when the motor is running because you can damage the motor? Instead use the buttons on the controller to fine adjust / center onto your star after you have moved the telescope using the clutches?
Hi Nico really good video love it, going off topic how do you actually zoom in to the image to see the nebula really close ?
From my backyard I can shoot exactly 0 nebulae from this top 5 😔. Anyhow, no working on the Elephant Trunk Nebula which is also splendid. Cheers Nico!
Yes, it was hard to pick just 10. The Elephant Trunk is beautiful
great video , what's your view on carb nebula ?
Hi, I’m from England West Midlands. Just getting into Astrophotography with my IPhone and telescope. All this stacking pictures editing etc, blowing my mind. What would you start photographing if you was me a beginner. Love the videos btw 🙌
The moon and planets first. Then try Orion Nebula. Clear skies!
Orion Nebula was indeed my first target. I treasure that
Awesome 🔥
Love you Brother 😍❤
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Carina nebulae is amazing. I shoot it in Nicaragua with a 135mm vintage len, Canon RebelT7 and my experimental star tracker. lt was wonderful to see the red color in the center of the nebulae. Grear video Nico. Greetings from Nicaragua
Hey do you have a video on using a smart phone? It might not be your preferred style of picture, but I see people asking in astrophotography for beginners where to start, all they have is a phone. I can only explain so much in a comment on facebook. To have a trusted source make a video on the matter that I could just link to would be awesome.
Something I'm working on. I'm just finally figuring it out myself. :)
Great list. For me, I would remove the North American and include the Rossette. Just really partial to the Rosette. I would probably throw in the Jellyfish as well. It looks like a 🧠 to me.
Orion was the first I took pics of. It was really just an expirimet with my wife's Canon T1i, no modifications, and while a little shakey, the colors were amazing. My mount was garbage, but it the fact that I got anything that even resembled the nebula was rewarding.
First comment & first like.. Love the way you explain things.. Keep us fascinated.. Respect ❤
Perfect place to image the Carina Nebula is the Nullarbor Plain (means Treeless). A few kms in from the coastal cliffs or on the edge of the coastal cliffs. Antarctica is the next stop.
Mighty nice list. Thanks.
Awesome Info Nico, I Enjoy this Series Of Videos, Great Information!!🌌
Hey Nico, can you make a video on tips to capture astrophotos from light polluted locations?
Really enjoy these videos Nico. Lagoon is for sure a MUST shoot object!
59 degrees north here. I am really hoping to get to photograph those more southern targets someday as they are soo beautiful!
Really enjoying these 5 minute Fridays!
Love your vids so much Nico! :)
Glad you like them!
filter recommendations for the lagoon nebula
Really anything can work well. If you use something like a CLS or an L-eNhance, you will get more of the extended red parts, but it's bright enough that even without a filter or a very gentle filter (L-Pro) it will come out beautifully.
Excelentes fotos 😃 gracias por compartir
being the 100th like feels so satisfying 😄
Hi Nico. Great video. I have a question. I sent my Canon T5 for astro modify but nos i have problems to focus on infinity. Even in manual mode. Any idea how to solve this? They say cannot add something to the sensor for Focusing.
Usually they either add some clear glass or adjust the sensor distance so that infinity focus still works. You might want to try adding a clip in filter that still passes the Ha line like the Astronomik L2 and see if having that extra piece of glass in there fixes it. Is it with all lenses or just some?
@@NebulaPhotos i have some clip filters. Like CLS and UHC from Svbony. I haven’t tried with those yet. It works decent with 50 mm. F/1.8 and 75-00 @75 but not with Rokinon 135 mm F/2 or Samyang 16 mm F/2. If i close the aperture the focal lenght helps with Focusing.
See if adding the clip filters helps. It might!
@@NebulaPhotos thank you Nico
I got to shoot some of these! Great info Nico!
Hey Nico, is there any big upcoming project coming from you?
Something like shooting the eagle nebula with a lens and the SWSA? Would be really helpful
Yes, I have some big videos coming. I'll add your idea to my list, but likely won't get to it until next summer
@@NebulaPhotos no problem 👍. Your videos are really informative
Amazing work nico sir👌
Awesome 👍👍👍👍
Good video
AWESOME!!