I have to tell you something. YOU are the reason many of us started this hobby! And I think I can say for sure .. YOU are one of the best in astro photography out there. Many vintage cars are good, but you, you are on a completely different floor. The way you make videos, and the way you talk, info, tell us how and when. I would never have started this hobby if your videos were not on youtube. I hope I can call you my friend :) Because you have helped me, and many of us, to have a new hobby, a new way of seeing the sky, the stars, hell and even life itself .. I can not thank you enough Trevor. This hobby brings so much joy, and so many good times. So I want to say thank you from my heart, thank you very much.
Camera plus new set of 2" LRGBHaOIIISII filters plus 2" filter wheel plus new set of larger T adapters makes the total really closer to $5K or more. Much to consider.
Hey I need to ask a question.. because I don’t have the money to buy one for myself and through all the research I still don’t know the answer.. can you see the difference without the camera? If you just looked through it
"I look at some of the other astrophotographer's and think 'Man, I will *never* be that good" Funny thing is Trevor, many others (myself included) also look up to you in this fashion. I've had amazing growth for the past couple of years, but seeing what you guys do is a great incentive to keep on learning. Looking forward to seeing your new photos!
I just purchased this camera and it should be arriving in a few days. It’s my first monochrome camera and I can’t wait to take my astro images to the next level.
Have been shooting with my DSLR and tracker, thanks to your videos on how to do so, and once I get more accustomed to that a ZWO is my next stop. Thanks Trevor!
Stunning preview images Trevor. I have the ASI1600 MM Pro and love it. Since they finally made a mono version of the 2600 I think you were right in waiting. They do have the mono 6200 which has even a larger sensor but aside from the $4K price of that camera, the file sizes are 4 times larger so you better have a super computer to do the processing. The ASI 2600 is definitely the way to go. Oddly enough I just purchased the ASI294MC since I will be temporarily moving in other direction and want to do small scale galaxies and such with the Edge HD8 that purchased 2 month ago and is probably still sitting in China. As usual, great job on the video, Cheers!
I have been shooting with my self-astromodified Nikon D5300 for about a year. When I'll make the leap to dedicated astrocamera, that's exactly the camera I have in mind. I love my APS-C sensor field of view and I wouldn't settle for anything smaller. Full frame requires better optics, so that's out of the question, for now. The ZWO ASI 2600MM Pro satisfies all my requirements, too: same size sensor, amazing specs, monochrome (bye bye photon eating Bayer matrix!) and cooling. Definitely worth saving up for!
After a massive natter in the chat I missed half of the video so watched it again. You could use this video as a pep talk vid when on an astro low. Rally inspirational, from the scripting to the mad tunes!
Incredible. I can't wait to see what you can do with this camera. I feel comfortable speaking for the whole community when I say "thank you for everything you do for us!"
I heard a lot of great things about this model review you did got looking into it and definitely will be adding this baby to the mix once up and running!
That camera prices is proportional to the vast amount of time you will spend in post-processing (which of course we welcome) have fun man, can't wait to see them!
My first dedicated astronomy camera last year was the ASI6200MC. It was a heck of an investment, but I think I will be doing OSC for a few years before graduating to Mono.
I wanted to pre-order so badly, I just couldn’t do it!! I think I’m going to get a 294MM and with the extra money get Chroma LRGB in 36mm, so I can upgrade to the 2600MM in the future. I’m stoked to see what everyone does with this camera. I’m a huge fan of APS-c.
Another well done video. Always expectantly waiting for the ride with new gear. Big refractor , new mono camera, Pixinsight, so much new to see. Go get Dylan and Chuck, and that next APOD. But... don’t forget the folks happy at the base and those just coming into the hobby. Once in a while break out the Raptor, a DSLR, not necessarily the Ra, stack it in DSS and teach yourself another new thing, GIMP, and takes us through those steps again and inspire us all to better and more satisfying imaging. And just a bit more Rudy too if possible, crazy is as crazy does.
Looks awesome man. I was thinking of the 2600mc but I might go for an MM model as well to replace my 071mc perhaps. Undecided as of yet. Oh if you get tired of the Ra because of this new camera then I'll pay postage 😉
I snagged one on the last day of preorder. It’ll be my luminance workhorse on the rasa while the 294mc will be used for rgb.. until I can afford filters anyway. I have an artesky rasa adapter for 2” filters on the way so I can mount a uv/ir cut filter. I hope this camera is as good as all the hype! I’m just excited I’m finally making the jump to mono! Your data sample looks nice! Very promising!!
I'm ready to make the leap too, just got the AM5 mount, ASIair Plus, my first guidescope/cam and I know my Canon R6 (unmodified) is holding me back after just one successful session with the setup.
Its difficult to beat the image quality of these cameras but those who are on low budget can get best output even with a crop sensor dslr. I have got better results with my crop sensor dslr by running the final image through Topaz Denoise AI. This plug-in really removes all the noise without ruining the sharpness and details.
I for one can't wait to see what you can do with this camera. I really enjoy what you are doing with your channel, the range from the beginner and now what you can do with more advanced gear. Living in a bortle class 2, I really need to find the time to get out more. >
Hello Trevor, It pains me to see you digging out a respectable area for your setup!. To be so-o-o dedicated to your "hobby" is encouraging. I show your videos to my wife, to lend support to MY craziness in the field. Well, there ARE some things about women that even I do not understand, so I am just grateful for a supportive spouse who will allow me my pleasures (even if she will not come out into the snow to share it with me). Great intro for the new camera; I have been debating between a mono and a color camera. I guess it is priorities on what I wish to accomplish. Reviews such as yours provides significant info into an expensive decision process. (Everytime I purchase something astronomical, my better half decides that "something" in the house needs a meaningful upgrade.)
Can't wait to see what you end up doing with this beast. The QHY color camera produced some stunning photos. Would like to see a head to head comparing of the two. Would be a great way to show people just what the real difference between a top of the line color vs mono camera is.
I got a chance to use the ASI2600MC One shot color version the other day and it blew me away. I can imagine the Mono version will be out of this world good. Looking forward to seeing your results.
Trevor I must say I enjoyed your videos more years past when you was a regular AP guy. An average imager like the rest of us. I completely understand why you have commercialized, I get it. Wish you well however I enjoy your older videos the best!
I have both... mono and color cameras... what I don't have is the time or >patience< to shoot sets of rgb and L to get near the same picture I can get with one shot color.
I wish I worked in an industry that made something this guy needs to review. The video provides enough context that viewers can gauge whether the product is relevant to their needs, outlines why the new item matters to him, then details the dopeness. I bet he gives cons, too. I wrote this before his conclusions. Well, no enumerated cons against the item, but bonus shovel shots? Overall, though, well-structured review.
You'd think from the comments that nobody realised astro is an expensive hobby. The dude is still shooting in his backyard and taking the time to make great videos, sheesh.
I can't wait to see your work with it. I am still on a OSC myself but will inevitably end up shooting mono at some point. Just have to wait for the finances to be right so my other half doesn't murder me. Lol
I am lucky enough to own the ASI 2600 MM Pro and can confirm all, that you told about it. It is only on me if the photos don't come out perfectly. It's not cheep, though ( in Germany, where I live, you pay almost 3000 € for it !). CS Christian
Great job Trevor - did you try a bright star? The 1600's used to struggle. Hard to get a clean flame for example. The brighter stars would reveal a pattern on the glass/sensor. I'm hesitant to buy this camera not knowing that. Thanks for a great job in the article. You almost have me sold with the sensor size.
Even for land based targets I have a fondness for shooting in black and white, my favorite camera to date has been the M10 Monochrom. Hoping to find a telescope to mount it too by late Summer.
Thanks Trevor for another great vid. I own the 2600mc-pro and am in OSC heaven lol. That said, if/when I do decide to go mono, this is the likely target for all the right reasons. Just trying to figure out how to manage that level of time commitment with 3 kids, work, channel, etc. lot to consider, but I’m feeling like it’s time to think seriously about all this. Cheers!
When did you pick up an R6? I always thought you were using a cheaper DSLR. I have an R5 with RF lenses and absolutely love it! I'd love to pick up an EOS Ra and pair that with my Canon 200mm f/2.0 lens using a Hutech adapter that has a 48mm filter slider.
Isn't 3.25 microns a bit small for Astrophotography? I haven't looked up anything lately but I remember they were mostly 6.8-7.2 microns back in the day.
Looks like an amazing camera for sure... I have a question though - Can you powercycle the USB outputs when turning the 12V off and on again to the camera? I run a remote obsy and really like this function with my Atik as of now. i do need a new camera because of reasons ;)
Hmmm, you said about the same things when you reviewed the QHY268C ... The most beautiful pictures I've seen from an hobby astrophotographer were from a one shot color camera, so I guess it has a lot to do with post processing
Of course filters cut lots of photons too. Whether under dark sky conditions mono+filters is significantly more efficient than color is an interesting, object-dependent, calculation which you don't do. Add in the extra work and time and I'm not convinced.
Just split your OSC into separate RGB channels to process and you can get most the gains of mono. Mono may be a bit better, but I see amazing results from OSC and mono is not worth the extra work and cost for me.
I need your help. I want to get into Astrophotography and I have a telescope in mind to get but I wanted your opinion on it. What do you think of the Celestron Nexstar 8SE? Will it work for Astrophotography?
i'm planning to buy ZWO ASI120MM for my star tracker 130/650 eq 3-1 but I don't have money for a computerized/ motorized mount so I'm going to track the object with my hands. i was thinking to build a camera from the raspberry pi HQ camera launched the previous year. should I buy a ZWO camera or make my own with raspberry pi? please help me
I have the same filter wheel and camera. Just the other night I noticed my target was close to Zenith and the wheel was about to crash the mount. Hopefully it can be rotated and mounted at a 90° angle???? I have since set some limits on the losmandy G11 mount but nowhere near vertical For zenith. It’s about 83° because of this giant filter wheel. With meridian flip I’ll lose about 15° of the sky which is about 1 hour of imaging time 🤦♂️
g`day trevor man do you need a snow blower you should sell one of your old dslrs and get one and ditch the shovel (looks like too much hard work that shovel lol great video man very nice detail in the mono shots jaw dropping even in mono very cool camera.. dude cheers james D
Sorry, I'm not in astrophotography a lot. Can you please explain what all of this are? At first I think that camera connect with telescope. Also red one is unique lens or camera itself? Sorry for stupid for you questions though xD But for people who new to this it is not so clear lol
newbie question.. so you shoot photo's without color, can you put color in the picture with photoshop or something? and are those colors that you add the real colors as you would shoot with a color camera?? thx!
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I have to tell you something. YOU are the reason many of us started this hobby! And I think I can say for sure .. YOU are one of the best in astro photography out there. Many vintage cars are good, but you, you are on a completely different floor. The way you make videos, and the way you talk, info, tell us how and when. I would never have started this hobby if your videos were not on youtube. I hope I can call you my friend :) Because you have helped me, and many of us, to have a new hobby, a new way of seeing the sky, the stars, hell and even life itself .. I can not thank you enough Trevor. This hobby brings so much joy, and so many good times. So I want to say thank you from my heart, thank you very much.
This camera changes everything, my bank balance.
Camera plus new set of 2" LRGBHaOIIISII filters plus 2" filter wheel plus new set of larger T adapters makes the total really closer to $5K or more. Much to consider.
you sir, just made my day.
$3,650 in Australia. About the same cost as my Mount.
Current price on ZWO's website, lists the camera (basic) at $US 2,480.
Rudy barks at the mailman at 0:46
he was just doing his job.. well done rudy... give him a lamb shank to chew on and a good pat lol
10/10 Rudy content lol!
Hey I need to ask a question.. because I don’t have the money to buy one for myself and through all the research I still don’t know the answer.. can you see the difference without the camera? If you just looked through it
"I look at some of the other astrophotographer's and think 'Man, I will *never* be that good"
Funny thing is Trevor, many others (myself included) also look up to you in this fashion. I've had amazing growth for the past couple of years, but seeing what you guys do is a great incentive to keep on learning. Looking forward to seeing your new photos!
You need to get snow blower companies to send you products to review.
Exactly what I was thinking.
I'm looking forward to this one.
poooog
I can't wait for the future images!
Great intro for the camera Trevor, I know you're going to produce some stunning images with it and I can't wait to see them! :)
I just purchased this camera and it should be arriving in a few days. It’s my first monochrome camera and I can’t wait to take my astro images to the next level.
Have been shooting with my DSLR and tracker, thanks to your videos on how to do so, and once I get more accustomed to that a ZWO is my next stop. Thanks Trevor!
The OSC version of this camera is amazing, so I can only imagine the mono is 4 x better:-)
Hi Trevor, after 3-4 years of watching your channel, i can tell you this, i am inspired today like i was 4 years ago. You got the magic!
Slicker than you but not better.
*Choo! Choo! All aboard the hype train!* 🚂
Stunning preview images Trevor. I have the ASI1600 MM Pro and love it. Since they finally made a mono version of the 2600 I think you were right in waiting. They do have the mono 6200 which has even a larger sensor but aside from the $4K price of that camera, the file sizes are 4 times larger so you better have a super computer to do the processing. The ASI 2600 is definitely the way to go. Oddly enough I just purchased the ASI294MC since I will be temporarily moving in other direction and want to do small scale galaxies and such with the Edge HD8 that purchased 2 month ago and is probably still sitting in China. As usual, great job on the video, Cheers!
I have been shooting with my self-astromodified Nikon D5300 for about a year. When I'll make the leap to dedicated astrocamera, that's exactly the camera I have in mind. I love my APS-C sensor field of view and I wouldn't settle for anything smaller. Full frame requires better optics, so that's out of the question, for now. The ZWO ASI 2600MM Pro satisfies all my requirements, too: same size sensor, amazing specs, monochrome (bye bye photon eating Bayer matrix!) and cooling. Definitely worth saving up for!
After a massive natter in the chat I missed half of the video so watched it again. You could use this video as a pep talk vid when on an astro low. Rally inspirational, from the scripting to the mad tunes!
I'm really looking forward to seeing your images with this new Mono Camera Trevor! Thanks as always for the great content! Wes, Liverpool, UK.
My jaw dropped and I swore when I saw your new images. Serious.
I know the feeling Trevor - "Its all on me now" as I look at my new QHY268M sitting on the desk next to me.
"It's all on me now" as I look at my 60D on my desk.
Your enthusiasm and defiance of the cold is giving me motivation to get organised.
Happy new year to you both from merry oldie (wet) England.
Incredible. I can't wait to see what you can do with this camera. I feel comfortable speaking for the whole community when I say "thank you for everything you do for us!"
I heard a lot of great things about this model review you did got looking into it and definitely will be adding this baby to the mix once up and running!
Wow, going to need a few more lottery tickets to even look at this camera.
Got this camera on order so looking forward to seeing your results while I wait.
People that have these things yalll are so fortunate 😔
That camera prices is proportional to the vast amount of time you will spend in post-processing (which of course we welcome) have fun man, can't wait to see them!
Exciting! It will be hard to wait for your upcoming videos about this...
I mean your astrophotography game is on point, but let's see you bust out the jams on those drums in the background!
It really is a great camera. I waited a long time for it. I love the large sensor for sure but still love my QSI cameras
My first dedicated astronomy camera last year was the ASI6200MC. It was a heck of an investment, but I think I will be doing OSC for a few years before graduating to Mono.
another excellent video - good style - good production values - good content
I wanted to pre-order so badly, I just couldn’t do it!! I think I’m going to get a 294MM and with the extra money get Chroma LRGB in 36mm, so I can upgrade to the 2600MM in the future. I’m stoked to see what everyone does with this camera. I’m a huge fan of APS-c.
And it's "only" $2,190.00. KA-CHING! In other news, I see that drum set in the background! I played Pearl back in the day myself!
Another well done video. Always expectantly waiting for the ride with new gear. Big refractor , new mono camera, Pixinsight, so much new to see. Go get Dylan and Chuck, and that next APOD. But... don’t forget the folks happy at the base and those just coming into the hobby. Once in a while break out the Raptor, a DSLR, not necessarily the Ra, stack it in DSS and teach yourself another new thing, GIMP, and takes us through those steps again and inspire us all to better and more satisfying imaging. And just a bit more Rudy too if possible, crazy is as crazy does.
I wish I had a friend like you. I'd love to learn more about all of this. I have always loved space, and recently got my first telescope.
Looks awesome man. I was thinking of the 2600mc but I might go for an MM model as well to replace my 071mc perhaps. Undecided as of yet. Oh if you get tired of the Ra because of this new camera then I'll pay postage 😉
Loving your journey Trevor. Thanks again for all you do!!
sick drum kit in the background 😆
I snagged one on the last day of preorder. It’ll be my luminance workhorse on the rasa while the 294mc will be used for rgb.. until I can afford filters anyway. I have an artesky rasa adapter for 2” filters on the way so I can mount a uv/ir cut filter. I hope this camera is as good as all the hype! I’m just excited I’m finally making the jump to mono! Your data sample looks nice! Very promising!!
My 294MM Pro arrived today =)
UA-cam kept crashing on me during this premiere guess it was over by the time I got back. That camera looks pretty awesome!
Trevor needs to do snow shoveling video....look there's so much of it... :)
I'm ready to make the leap too, just got the AM5 mount, ASIair Plus, my first guidescope/cam and I know my Canon R6 (unmodified) is holding me back after just one successful session with the setup.
Its difficult to beat the image quality of these cameras but those who are on low budget can get best output even with a crop sensor dslr. I have got better results with my crop sensor dslr by running the final image through Topaz Denoise AI. This plug-in really removes all the noise without ruining the sharpness and details.
I for one can't wait to see what you can do with this camera. I really enjoy what you are doing with your channel, the range from the beginner and now what you can do with more advanced gear. Living in a bortle class 2, I really need to find the time to get out more. >
Hello Trevor, It pains me to see you digging out a respectable area for your setup!. To be so-o-o dedicated to your "hobby" is encouraging. I show your videos to my wife, to lend support to MY craziness in the field. Well, there ARE some things about women that even I do not understand, so I am just grateful for a supportive spouse who will allow me my pleasures (even if she will not come out into the snow to share it with me). Great intro for the new camera; I have been debating between a mono and a color camera. I guess it is priorities on what I wish to accomplish. Reviews such as yours provides significant info into an expensive decision process. (Everytime I purchase something astronomical, my better half decides that "something" in the house needs a meaningful upgrade.)
I am impressed so far ... in this hobby, have to move forward with technology, no other choice 😁
Can't wait to see what you end up doing with this beast. The QHY color camera produced some stunning photos.
Would like to see a head to head comparing of the two. Would be a great way to show people just what the real difference between a top of the line color vs mono camera is.
I got a chance to use the ASI2600MC One shot color version the other day and it blew me away. I can imagine the Mono version will be out of this world good. Looking forward to seeing your results.
Great news man! Can't wait for the new content then ^^
Trevor I must say I enjoyed your videos more years past when you was a regular AP guy. An average imager like the rest of us. I completely understand why you have commercialized, I get it. Wish you well however I enjoy your older videos the best!
I have both... mono and color cameras... what I don't have is the time or >patience< to shoot sets of rgb and L to get near the same picture I can get with one shot color.
One day I'll make the dedicated move but gonna make the move slow. Nice information Trevor.
I Always Love Your Videos Trevor,Ill Never Be At That Level,lol..God Bless For Safety and Clear Skies❤️🙏🏻🔭🌏✨
Mono cameras are definitely worth the extra effort. The cropping from the 1600MM Pro is a pain but I can live with it.
Holy $$$...wait, free shipping? I'm in!
I wish I worked in an industry that made something this guy needs to review. The video provides enough context that viewers can gauge whether the product is relevant to their needs, outlines why the new item matters to him, then details the dopeness.
I bet he gives cons, too. I wrote this before his conclusions.
Well, no enumerated cons against the item, but bonus shovel shots? Overall, though, well-structured review.
Great video Trev, I’m looking to upgrade from my canon 800D and Mono CMOS is the next step. I’ll keep an eye out!
Good stuff right there...thanks Trevor!
Yeah. I wish I could afford a 2nd qhy268M with filters for the second scope. this is such a beast
You'd think from the comments that nobody realised astro is an expensive hobby.
The dude is still shooting in his backyard and taking the time to make great videos, sheesh.
I can't wait to see your work with it. I am still on a OSC myself but will inevitably end up shooting mono at some point. Just have to wait for the finances to be right so my other half doesn't murder me. Lol
Hey I got a question.. can you see the difference just by looking through it with the naked eye?
I am lucky enough to own the ASI 2600 MM Pro and can confirm all, that you told about it. It is only on me if the photos don't come out perfectly.
It's not cheep, though ( in Germany, where I live, you pay almost 3000 € for it !).
CS Christian
When you receive a camera that way. Do you send it back after the review or do you get to keep it (or borrow)?
Great job Trevor - did you try a bright star? The 1600's used to struggle. Hard to get a clean flame for example. The brighter stars would reveal a pattern on the glass/sensor. I'm hesitant to buy this camera not knowing that. Thanks for a great job in the article. You almost have me sold with the sensor size.
Even for land based targets I have a fondness for shooting in black and white, my favorite camera to date has been the M10 Monochrom. Hoping to find a telescope to mount it too by late Summer.
Some people buy fancy cars and some people buy fancy cameras. Both groups are insane :D
So you have another video you said the QHY268C was great…so how does that compare? Ease of use?
You will never be that good? You're kidding! I took my first two deep sky images last month and they were horrible. Your images are amazing!
Ever tried shooting m104? I think this cam would do pretty well.
At the link of the Chroma 3nm filter states that it's for f/4.0 and lower scope. Isn't an Esprit f/5.5 being used in the video?
Cant wait to see what you have got on your sleeve show us trevor
I just have one question... Don’t you ever freeze?? I watch you videos at winter and I get cold just looking at you 😂😂 Great video btw
Thanks Trevor for another great vid. I own the 2600mc-pro and am in OSC heaven lol. That said, if/when I do decide to go mono, this is the likely target for all the right reasons. Just trying to figure out how to manage that level of time commitment with 3 kids, work, channel, etc. lot to consider, but I’m feeling like it’s time to think seriously about all this. Cheers!
Great video man If I win the lottery I'll get myself one Lol
When did you pick up an R6? I always thought you were using a cheaper DSLR. I have an R5 with RF lenses and absolutely love it! I'd love to pick up an EOS Ra and pair that with my Canon 200mm f/2.0 lens using a Hutech adapter that has a 48mm filter slider.
The IMX571 is an amazing sensor! Looking forward to what you do with it. Hopping into PixInsight soon?
Isn't 3.25 microns a bit small for Astrophotography? I haven't looked up anything lately but I remember they were mostly 6.8-7.2 microns back in the day.
Cant wait to see your images
ZWO very happy.
What is the tilt plate for? Is the camera too heavy and causes your image train to sag?
Already on order 😊
Interested in the Field Flattener you use with this camera. The FF I use has an M42 camera side connector and causes a lot of vignetting.
Looks like an amazing camera for sure... I have a question though - Can you powercycle the USB outputs when turning the 12V off and on again to the camera? I run a remote obsy and really like this function with my Atik as of now.
i do need a new camera because of reasons ;)
I don't get it. Ok, you have more depth maybe and the picture is sharper but I like the colour pictures better, so what is the purpose of this cam ?
Color camera gives you speed, for lives, for example.
Monochrome camera and filters give you better images, with some work (SHO, for example).
I think I understand why you like nebulas more than galaxies now. You don't have to shovel snow in nebula season.
Hmmm, you said about the same things when you reviewed the QHY268C ...
The most beautiful pictures I've seen from an hobby astrophotographer were from a one shot color camera, so I guess it has a lot to do with post processing
Would love a comparison to the QHY268M
Hey Trevor what kind of focal length would you recommend with this camera in terms of a scope?
Of course filters cut lots of photons too. Whether under dark sky conditions mono+filters is significantly more efficient than color is an interesting, object-dependent, calculation which you don't do. Add in the extra work and time and I'm not convinced.
Just split your OSC into separate RGB channels to process and you can get most the gains of mono. Mono may be a bit better, but I see amazing results from OSC and mono is not worth the extra work and cost for me.
I need your help. I want to get into Astrophotography and I have a telescope in mind to get but I wanted your opinion on it. What do you think of the Celestron Nexstar 8SE? Will it work for Astrophotography?
i'm planning to buy ZWO ASI120MM for my star tracker 130/650 eq 3-1 but I don't have money for a computerized/ motorized mount so I'm going to track the object with my hands. i was thinking to build a camera from the raspberry pi HQ camera launched the previous year. should I buy a ZWO camera or make my own with raspberry pi? please help me
I have the same filter wheel and camera. Just the other night I noticed my target was close to Zenith and the wheel was about to crash the mount. Hopefully it can be rotated and mounted at a 90° angle???? I have since set some limits on the losmandy G11 mount but nowhere near vertical For zenith. It’s about 83° because of this giant filter wheel. With meridian flip I’ll lose about 15° of the sky which is about 1 hour of imaging time 🤦♂️
g`day trevor man do you need a snow blower you should sell one of your old dslrs and get one and ditch the shovel (looks like too much hard work that shovel lol great video man very nice detail in the mono shots jaw dropping even in mono very cool camera.. dude
cheers
james D
Sorry, I'm not in astrophotography a lot. Can you please explain what all of this are? At first I think that camera connect with telescope.
Also red one is unique lens or camera itself?
Sorry for stupid for you questions though xD But for people who new to this it is not so clear lol
newbie question.. so you shoot photo's without color, can you put color in the picture with photoshop or something? and are those colors that you add the real colors as you would shoot with a color camera?? thx!
Hello, at 1:34 is Telegizmos 365? Do you have setup outside the house?
Hey Trevor, or guys, I am thinking on buying this but Color version, do you think is a good idea? Switching from DSLR. Thanks.
I can’t wait