yeah man..i switched from my rc channel to my astro channel and subbed you too.. glad youre still flying. look forward to seeing you around again. ive been doing astro for over 10 years but never put any on youtube but recently decided to do so.
Got a new sub. Quality content, hope you grow fast. I recently got a Orion Starblast 4.5, an old Celestron Advanced GT mount, and have an old Nikon D7000 I hope to point to the sky. I got here because I may be able to increase my telescope budget soon, and the William Optics Z61/73 have my attention. I'm looking to create an 'ideal' compact light tracking rig with an iOpteron CEM26. I'd love to know what these scopes could be pushed to do. Something like M51.
Thanks TevisC and thanks for visiting the channel. You are certainly off to a great start. Getting a quality tracking mount is key and first on the list if you are going to get serious about deepsky. If you are going after m51 which is a great target since you don't need any special filters to capture it. You want to go for as much aperture as possible. Wider aperture =more detail and m51 has lots of detail. That galaxy from our perspective is small but it's bright. You shouldn't have any problems getting it with either of those 2 scopes however if I were to recommend one to you and those are the choices the z73 would probably be your best bet. It has a wider aperture and more reach especially on your nikon aps-c sized sensor. I've also seen great photos of m51 . I would spend some time looking in stellarum. It's a free program you can download to your computer. It will allow you to frame your target and see what it will look like with the equipment you choose. If you haven't done that already. I've also started to upload my photos on Instagram and I use both scopes quite often. Visit me there to see some samples. Again thanks for visiting and enjoy your dark skies!
Great video & shots! I absolutely love astrophotography, even in cold nights :D Keep it up!
Thanks Tobi!! Just waiting for my next clear night! Thanks for watching and visiting my channel!! Appreciate it!
Those look like they are shaping up to be awesome! Keep it up! I can't wait to see those colors POP!
Thanks buddy! Can't wait to finish those photos too!
I’m a new subscriber, keep up the great work, it’s appreciated
yeah man..i switched from my rc channel to my astro channel and subbed you too.. glad youre still flying. look forward to seeing you around again. ive been doing astro for over 10 years but never put any on youtube but recently decided to do so.
sweet I will check you out my friend!
Got a new sub. Quality content, hope you grow fast.
I recently got a Orion Starblast 4.5, an old Celestron Advanced GT mount, and have an old Nikon D7000 I hope to point to the sky.
I got here because I may be able to increase my telescope budget soon, and the William Optics Z61/73 have my attention.
I'm looking to create an 'ideal' compact light tracking rig with an iOpteron CEM26.
I'd love to know what these scopes could be pushed to do. Something like M51.
Thanks TevisC and thanks for visiting the channel. You are certainly off to a great start. Getting a quality tracking mount is key and first on the list if you are going to get serious about deepsky. If you are going after m51 which is a great target since you don't need any special filters to capture it. You want to go for as much aperture as possible. Wider aperture =more detail and m51 has lots of detail. That galaxy from our perspective is small but it's bright. You shouldn't have any problems getting it with either of those 2 scopes however if I were to recommend one to you and those are the choices the z73 would probably be your best bet. It has a wider aperture and more reach especially on your nikon aps-c sized sensor. I've also seen great photos of m51 . I would spend some time looking in stellarum. It's a free program you can download to your computer. It will allow you to frame your target and see what it will look like with the equipment you choose. If you haven't done that already. I've also started to upload my photos on Instagram and I use both scopes quite often. Visit me there to see some samples.
Again thanks for visiting and enjoy your dark skies!
i knew you went somewhere..fpv to astro..good man
Glad you found me! I still fly but it's mostly off camera these days!
How did you auto level ?
Depends what you mean by auto level. What part are you referring to?
Sorry I meant auto level adjustment that you did in Photoshop for each object.
Oh thats just ctrl + l on windows or command + L on mac then hit "auto"