@Had Tobe Flat water sure us level. But due to its large size and your size, you can't see the curvature with the bare eye. And water wouldn't spill off sure to gravity. Everything is getting pulled down to the core with gravity.
@@VibingBlueViperpretty sure that’s a myth because we can technically only see a certain distance in space due to the light not reaching us yet. The universe could theoretically be infinite
@@loco3514 No. The Pleiades looks nice through a telescope, but it won't look nearly as good as the image. This is true will all astrophotography you see. This is because the camera is much more sensitive than our eyes, and it can do long exposures of multiple minutes. To get images like these you stack a few hours worth of individual images on top of each other. This allows the camera to see extremely faint things like the nebulosity in this image. Hope this helps!
Hi Trevor - I'm usually not one to comment on your U-tubes because you do such a great job; you don't really need any constructive criticism... but this time I'm breaking with my usual silence... ...LOVED the quick shot of the Downy WP... 'Wish you would include just a few more of your birding shots in your U-tubes... It's all about the photography equipment, don't ya know!! Also, YES I remember the first time you brought out the gold accent WO132. This new version looks like a BEAST!! You've got to be approaching the weight limits of your EQ6 with 3 counter weights in place. You've taught me so much over the last several years. I finally broke-down and purchased a ES102 refractor; and, I got my first decent shot of Andromeda Galaxy a few nights ago. ...been working on it for 4 years, and finally understand the important role the equipment plays. Any way... Love your efforts and Love your U-tubes. Keep up the good work!
I just got into astrophotography about a month ago so I'm pretty new to it, but your videos are amazing inspiration. I also shot the Pleiades Friday night through my skywatcher evostar 72 and it's so gratifying to get a good result after post processing! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for sharing your excitement for the night sky... I recently picked up a star tracker and have made a couple images. The last one was the Pleiades. Wouldnt have even tried without people like you lighting the way
Pimpin out the DSLR! It kinda sux how it's been warm, a few weeks ago it was cold and I loved how I didnt have no hot pixels, it really makes a HUGE difference when that sensor is nice and cool...u know I only live about 5hrs from where u live, we pretty much get the same weather as u do...and I have to tell u that my wife's name is Ashley too, I learn alot from your experience with astrophotography...Clear Skies!!!!!!!
Always Enjoy Your Videos and Learning..My 6se Is Now On The Eqm35Pro❤️,and The Skywatcher Evoguide50ed,Same Camera As You,and Shooting With The Zwo385 Colored,Beautiful Pic Trevor Thats Beautiful,Have A Great Day and Clear Skies❤️🔭🙏🏻🌏
What I remember is the always overexcited Trevor unboxing videos at the old backyard in the garage, whenever anyone sent you anything to try out back then, as always a pleasure watching someone who enthuses our hobby, cheers Trev.
I live vicariously through your gear. I’m new to this but you video about the apertura 8” dob convinced me to buy my first scope. When you got emotional talking about looking through it, I had that feeling when I looked at the moon through my 8” dob. I love this channel. I hope one day I can take produce some stuff half as good as these. Cheers.
it is unbelievable how beautiful is the night sky. these days I was looking to pleiades and took a picture with a dslr camera. doesn't matter the result. what is nice is when we know that there is more than what we can see. also it is very relaxing.
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Awesome, very pleased that you get lots of clear skies. Greetings from cloudy Iceland.
Hey Travor, I remember when get the gold WO Telescope, yes it was a OMG moment for sure, If i remembered you gor married to Ashley that year. I hope the weather is better in Canada, clear skies 🙂🌠
I'm pretty new to this hobby but I stumbled across this cluster when I was surfing the starry sky with my telescope about a month ago. An absolutely incredible experience! Thanks for a very nice video! =)
Everything i saw here so far was no less than PERFECT!!! Video editing, quality of final photos, overall knowledge of subject and so on! And so is this PLEIADES photo, i am really stunned! Almost no difference from world best astro photos made with far bigger instruments. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I saw the Hyades and Pleiades for the first time through my 15x70 binoculars the day before and like you said, they blew my mind. Etched in my memory forever.
Very awesome shot! Here recently, this has been my next target I've been eyeing to capture. Last night I looked up at it a few times, through a partly cloudy sky...so I didn't end up doing any imaging, but I did manage to see a Taurids meteor!
Thanks for sharing. I'm pretty new to all this and decided to point my camera at Pleiades this past weekend. Very pleased with the results for not even knowing what is was prior.
Relaxing is how I would describe it. The silence of the night as you sit outside looking up at the stars in awe of the world out there.....and the atmosphere just perfect!
Love that 132 Trevor... it's a beast, and looks MUCH better in its toned-down colour scheme. I had the 110 a few years back, and I hated that it could only be bought in that chintzy gold trim. Lovely scope, otherwise.
Hi Trevor, as always you seem to exceed my expectations when I see your final image... I managed to capture the Orion nebula for the first time this season while contending with a 70% lit moon with a un modified dslr apsc canon with no filters, mounted to a expensive paper weight (meade LS"6) I managed X10 15sec exposures @ iso 800... then watched your video on deep sky stacker tutorial, and managed to get 6 stacked images into LRC to do the final edit, as I can't get my head around photoshop yet... I was quite chuffed with the final results for only my second attempt at shooting a deep space nebula with an unmodified camera... Keep up the great work as you inspire not only me but 100s other new astro imagers...
Image turned out great! Nicely done. Good details. Controlling the bright stars is always a challenge for imagers. You done good! lol. Cheers from Kitchener!
The TRUE definition of your channel is simply, PASSION. I don't care what it is you're doing in this crazy world. Have passion for something. Take notes from this guy if you need a reference.
Beautiful Capture Of Pleaides Trev. I love Looking at Pleaides with My Binoculars. Thats Definately One Of My Favorite Target's I have Started With In deep Sky Object's !! : D
Thank you Trevor for a great presentation. It was great that you introduced your wife to the shoot and also your “best mate”! It just rounded the presentation so well. I really enjoy your passion!
This is my favorite object to look at in the night sky with the naked eye. Looking straight into the cluster with my eyes yields little to no results. I find most satisfaction when observing through my peripheral vision. In my eyes it seems to show the true scope and massiveness of the star cluster, viewing adjacent to the cluster yields true beauty in my eyes. It’s easy to see how our ancestors and their ancestors were fascinated by this cluster. Even in our now light polluted skies. Truly magnificent beauty to behold.
Wow just awesome Trevor looks breathtaking on my 55 inch TCL Roku 4 k 📺 tv! 💘 love all your videos subscribed when I saw your unforgettable shot of M31 and M32.
Thank you Trevor for taking us with you on this journey! I love your cinematic Vlog-videos! My mount is in maintenance, the weather is bad: Your video give my the opportunity to "breath astro air" :-) Keep on doin this vids! Clear skies to you my friend!
WOW! What an amazing coincidence. I was just out looking at the Pleiades last night and thinking about how I want to get a picture of them myself. How cool!
This is really great stuff you are doing! I don't know anything about Astronomy and the systems, but you are bringing this closer so we become aware and learn more. Thank you for showing the beautiful universe!
I set up my scope and camera. Come in to watch UA-cam and you appear on my list, and photographing the Pleiades, my target for tonight. What a great coincidence. Loved the vid.💙
I just tried my first stacking in dss today with 20x 30second subs at iso 400 on the Pleiades. Could only see starts with a tiny amount of nebulosity. Probably should of done higher on the iso and exposure which was why I am here, to compare those settings. Thanks to your videos I have spent way to much money on this hobby for only a few photos... but I love it haha!
Thank you Trevor for posting this. I just picked up a Nikkor 300mm F4.5. Once the clouds break I plan on testing it on the Pleiades and the Orion Nebula. It’s the Non internal focusing lens so I hope I got a winner. Great to see your wife & Rudy too.
Man, I remember you getting the FLT 132 to review a while back. It's so cool to see you finally own that awesome scope! And that silver colour... aw man, super sleek! Awesome scope and awesome photo Trevor!
Had wondered for years what this cluster was. We see it constantly outside our house (England).. and I've only just used a star tracker app to find out what it was.. now down an astronomical rabbit hole online, and found your video. Your end image was stunning!
Absolutely BREATHTAKING Trevor! I'm hooked already, just started watching your Videos a couple months ago and I just bought myself my first Two Telescopes 🔭 and a GoTo Mount! I was heavily into Photography 25 years ago and you may have just Awakened my Passion again in a whole new Rhelm of Existence and Possibilities! Bless you, Ashley and Rudy too for all your Time and Effort! Your work is so very inspirational to me and so many Others! Keep Shining Bright Star 🌟!! Jonathan
Cool! Pretty sure I saw Pleiades last night for the first time with my unaided eye. Really must figure out my tracker and make myself finally try some astro deep space. Thanks for the inspiration.
I remember capturing Pleiades by accident. When I learned which one is Pleiades, I look at it as long as I can and it is so beautiful and surreal experience!
you did a superb job, from that preview on the 15sec frame alighnment i was expecting crud results .. i've tried this target before and no luck, i have a bortle 6 and this target just sits above in direction of a major city ..
I shot Pleiades with the redcat on Saturday but haven't had a chance to look at the data yet. If it's 1/100th as good as yours, I will be a happy girl. Figure I'll be spending the winter months learning how to process.
That's my exact same telescope and guide scope. I even have the same focal reducer in mine. You can see it on my humble channel Astro Northwet. I actually found out about W/O telescopes from watching your channel. So thanks! I also have the CEM 60 mount you used for a while. Love that mount! I also have a RASA 8" and my old 10" LX200SCT. I run a QHY and Altair Astro main camera and the ASI 290 mini guide camera. Anyway, thanks for the great help videos and the inspiration!
You're absolutely right about not ever forgetting the first time you ever see the Pleiades. I'll never forget when I was 10 years old and it was my first trip to the planetarium and my science teacher asked us to see if we could point it out without being told where it was. I was the first in the class to see it and point it out. I'm now 40 years old but since then I've always been fascinated with the night sky and whenever I'm outside on a clear night I make it a point to locate the 7 Sisters whenever I can
Awesome Trevor! One of my favorite objects in the night sky. Hopefully after this tropical storm we will have clear and cooler nights so I can get back to astrophotography.
Beautiful results Trevor - chapeau! You've made some great tutorials for processing nebulae, but if you get a chance, can you do a brief video on how you processed this particular image? I've always had some trouble getting the dust clouds right even when using a similar camera and exposures that you did. Thanks again for sharing.
I was capturing Pleiades on Friday night as well! I'm new to AP so my first time on this target as I'm sticking with the easier ones first. I live fairly close in Michigan, we seem to share a lot of the same clear skies, and all the CLOUDY ONES 😁
Damn man THAT much nebulosity from B8 skies? Intense. No filter really paid dividends. Amazing photo and fully agree about the having to share the skies with everyone. It's such a fun and great driving force behind a super fun hobby
Really awesome ! Amazing pic Trevor ! Could you possibly do a video on how you power up all your gear ? Mounts , cameras , dew heaters etc . I find this aspect of astrophotography a challenge to say the least .
Great video and final photo, I would have liked to see the photo of the double cluster as well. I've been watching quite a few of your videos your are a skilled presenter and photographer.
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*no thank you for sharing every minute with us*
@Had Tobe Flat I'm not sure if this might be a joke or something. It's round
@Had Tobe Flat water sure us level. But due to its large size and your size, you can't see the curvature with the bare eye. And water wouldn't spill off sure to gravity. Everything is getting pulled down to the core with gravity.
@Had Tobe Flat yes it can due to gravity
@Had Tobe Flat oh no we have a flat earther. Please get your nonsense out of here.
@@jujubean7664 agreed
Almost every time you show the finished image i tear up. How can something this beautiful even exist?
Ikr, space is beautiful and this is just 0.0001% of space theres so much more to explore its breathtaking..
@@chandanabhignan8027fun fact we have explored more of our universe then the ocean lol
@@VibingBlueViperpretty sure that’s a myth because we can technically only see a certain distance in space due to the light not reaching us yet. The universe could theoretically be infinite
To whoever is reading this, Have a good day!
Thx!
Thanks, and I hope you have an even greater week my friend. 👍🏼
Also btw our profile pics are like long lost twins lol
Thank You,You Too..Clear Skies❤️🔭🙏🏻🌏
@@PafMedic Thank you!
Thx, you too
When I was younger I called the Pleiades the “tiny dipper,” since that’s what it looked like to me. It’s always been easy to pick out.
My girlfriend calls it her Little Dipper😂
Me too! Always mistakenly thought it was the little dipper
Me as well! I always thought it was the little dipper as a child.
Same here but I called it blue digger
I never saw it without a telescope. I have only seen Orion nebula, some 25 or so stars, 4 objects from solar system........ Sad life.
Beautiful!! One of your best shots yet. You process your images with a perfect balance of sharpness and softness!
This is definitely the best so far;p
How does this look through his telescope? Like the picture? Yes, i’m a noob.
@@loco3514 No. The Pleiades looks nice through a telescope, but it won't look nearly as good as the image. This is true will all astrophotography you see. This is because the camera is much more sensitive than our eyes, and it can do long exposures of multiple minutes. To get images like these you stack a few hours worth of individual images on top of each other. This allows the camera to see extremely faint things like the nebulosity in this image. Hope this helps!
@@jujubean7664 thanks alot!
Hi Trevor - I'm usually not one to comment on your U-tubes because you do such a great job; you don't really need any constructive criticism... but this time I'm breaking with my usual silence...
...LOVED the quick shot of the Downy WP... 'Wish you would include just a few more of your birding shots in your U-tubes... It's all about the photography equipment, don't ya know!!
Also, YES I remember the first time you brought out the gold accent WO132. This new version looks like a BEAST!! You've got to be approaching the weight limits of your EQ6 with 3 counter weights in place.
You've taught me so much over the last several years. I finally broke-down and purchased a ES102 refractor; and, I got my first decent shot of Andromeda Galaxy a few nights ago. ...been working on it for 4 years, and finally understand the important role the equipment plays.
Any way... Love your efforts and Love your U-tubes. Keep up the good work!
I just got into astrophotography about a month ago so I'm pretty new to it, but your videos are amazing inspiration. I also shot the Pleiades Friday night through my skywatcher evostar 72 and it's so gratifying to get a good result after post processing! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for sharing your excitement for the night sky... I recently picked up a star tracker and have made a couple images. The last one was the Pleiades. Wouldnt have even tried without people like you lighting the way
Thanks Trevor for the pleasant educational video.
Tried some subs on Pleiades for the first time last night but got sniped by clouds... What a cool target.
Clouds and dew are a pain in this period. I got to deal with them since october.
Thank you for being the filter who let us watch a little piece of the universe. Gracias!
Yay! Another video. I saw the M45 last night through my Orion Star blast at my home in California!
Just... WOW... I am watching your videos when I want to calm myself.. It's so relaxing and your work is close to perfect
Pimpin out the DSLR! It kinda sux how it's been warm, a few weeks ago it was cold and I loved how I didnt have no hot pixels, it really makes a HUGE difference when that sensor is nice and cool...u know I only live about 5hrs from where u live, we pretty much get the same weather as u do...and I have to tell u that my wife's name is Ashley too, I learn alot from your experience with astrophotography...Clear Skies!!!!!!!
Always Enjoy Your Videos and Learning..My 6se Is Now On The Eqm35Pro❤️,and The Skywatcher Evoguide50ed,Same Camera As You,and Shooting With The Zwo385 Colored,Beautiful Pic Trevor Thats Beautiful,Have A Great Day and Clear Skies❤️🔭🙏🏻🌏
What I remember is the always overexcited Trevor unboxing videos at the old backyard in the garage, whenever anyone sent you anything to try out back then, as always a pleasure watching someone who enthuses our hobby, cheers Trev.
Ooohhhh!!!!! I can't wait for my mount to arrive!! Will be my next! Keep up your great work Trevor!
Clear skies to you!!
I live vicariously through your gear. I’m new to this but you video about the apertura 8” dob convinced me to buy my first scope. When you got emotional talking about looking through it, I had that feeling when I looked at the moon through my 8” dob. I love this channel. I hope one day I can take produce some stuff half as good as these. Cheers.
it is unbelievable how beautiful is the night sky. these days I was looking to pleiades and took a picture with a dslr camera. doesn't matter the result. what is nice is when we know that there is more than what we can see. also it is very relaxing.
Awesome, very pleased that you get lots of clear skies. Greetings from cloudy Iceland.
Another amazing video Trevor, that last speech on the outro was very inspiring!
6:22 That "you didn't eat poop did you?" part though.....lol
😂
Ha,Ha😂
Hey Travor,
I remember when get the gold WO Telescope, yes it was a OMG moment for sure, If i remembered you gor married to Ashley that year.
I hope the weather is better in Canada, clear skies 🙂🌠
Not gonna lie, you guys make this look like art that the world needs to see.
I'm pretty new to this hobby but I stumbled across this cluster when I was surfing the starry sky with my telescope about a month ago. An absolutely incredible experience! Thanks for a very nice video! =)
excellent excellent excellent job my friend......really appreciable. thank you for walking us through the ways in the sky....
Everything i saw here so far was no less than PERFECT!!! Video editing, quality of final photos, overall knowledge of subject and so on! And so is this PLEIADES photo, i am really stunned! Almost no difference from world best astro photos made with far bigger instruments. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I saw the Hyades and Pleiades for the first time through my 15x70 binoculars the day before and like you said, they blew my mind. Etched in my memory forever.
Very awesome shot! Here recently, this has been my next target I've been eyeing to capture. Last night I looked up at it a few times, through a partly cloudy sky...so I didn't end up doing any imaging, but I did manage to see a Taurids meteor!
Inspirational video Trevor with a superb result on the Pleiades!!
Nice video. I miss photographing the Pleiades. I like the remote control setup in the garadge.
Oh wow. I’ve got to get out there tomorrow night. Only clear night of the week!!!! Fantastic Image. Thanks Trevor, now go play some Trivial Pursuit.
Thanks for sharing. I'm pretty new to all this and decided to point my camera at Pleiades this past weekend. Very pleased with the results for not even knowing what is was prior.
Relaxing is how I would describe it. The silence of the night as you sit outside looking up at the stars in awe of the world out there.....and the atmosphere just perfect!
Love that 132 Trevor... it's a beast, and looks MUCH better in its toned-down colour scheme. I had the 110 a few years back, and I hated that it could only be bought in that chintzy gold trim. Lovely scope, otherwise.
Hi Trevor, as always you seem to exceed my expectations when I see your final image...
I managed to capture the Orion nebula for the first time this season while contending with a 70% lit moon with a un modified dslr apsc canon with no filters, mounted to a expensive paper weight (meade LS"6) I managed X10 15sec exposures @ iso 800... then watched your video on deep sky stacker tutorial, and managed to get 6 stacked images into LRC to do the final edit, as I can't get my head around photoshop yet...
I was quite chuffed with the final results for only my second attempt at shooting a deep space nebula with an unmodified camera...
Keep up the great work as you inspire not only me but 100s other new astro imagers...
My favorite group is stars very beautiful along with the Orion nebula
Image turned out great! Nicely done. Good details. Controlling the bright stars is always a challenge for imagers. You done good! lol. Cheers from Kitchener!
Kitchener. Nice name cheers from Transilvania!
Great video once again showing the world the beauty of the night sky... well done!
You enthusiasm is infectious! Love it, keep on going!
Very awesome! I watched it rise the past few days while camping, good times!
The TRUE definition of your channel is simply, PASSION. I don't care what it is you're doing in this crazy world. Have passion for something. Take notes from this guy if you need a reference.
I still remember that day when you got the Gold version of the William optics Refractor Telescope. I am an old G subscriber
I like how you get setup during the day and it looks like you got the flats done before dark as well. I’m thinking of doing that.
Beautiful Capture Of Pleaides Trev. I love Looking at Pleaides with My Binoculars. Thats Definately One Of My Favorite Target's I have Started With In deep Sky Object's !! : D
You are our eyes into the beautiful universe.. Lovely image Trevor 👏👏👏
Thank you Trevor for a great presentation. It was great that you introduced your wife to the shoot and also your “best mate”! It just rounded the presentation so well. I really enjoy your passion!
Awesome picture Trevor like the picture a lot
Amazing work once again...keep up ur good work.Its always exciting to see and learn from your new uploads 👍👍👍
This is my favorite object to look at in the night sky with the naked eye. Looking straight into the cluster with my eyes yields little to no results. I find most satisfaction when observing through my peripheral vision. In my eyes it seems to show the true scope and massiveness of the star cluster, viewing adjacent to the cluster yields true beauty in my eyes. It’s easy to see how our ancestors and their ancestors were fascinated by this cluster. Even in our now light polluted skies. Truly magnificent beauty to behold.
One of the nicest images of the Pleiades that I've seen! Very nice video as well, I'm enjoying following you.
Wow just awesome Trevor looks breathtaking on my 55 inch TCL Roku 4 k 📺 tv! 💘 love all your videos subscribed when I saw your unforgettable shot of M31 and M32.
Thank you Trevor for taking us with you on this journey! I love your cinematic Vlog-videos!
My mount is in maintenance, the weather is bad: Your video give my the opportunity to "breath astro air" :-)
Keep on doin this vids!
Clear skies to you my friend!
I loved it! I always looked at the stars when I was a little girl! This may become my big passion! Thank you for sharing! Oh and I subscribed!👍
WOW! What an amazing coincidence. I was just out looking at the Pleiades last night and thinking about how I want to get a picture of them myself. How cool!
I've been in love with the pleiades ever since I found it last year and I observe it all the time :)
Beautiful. I love reflection nebulas and dusty pics.
This is really great stuff you are doing! I don't know anything about Astronomy and the systems, but you are bringing this closer so we become aware and learn more. Thank you for showing the beautiful universe!
I set up my scope and camera. Come in to watch UA-cam and you appear on my list, and photographing the Pleiades, my target for tonight. What a great coincidence. Loved the vid.💙
I’m looking at it right now. Crazy to think that I can see it with the naked eye. So beautiful
I just tried my first stacking in dss today with 20x 30second subs at iso 400 on the Pleiades. Could only see starts with a tiny amount of nebulosity. Probably should of done higher on the iso and exposure which was why I am here, to compare those settings. Thanks to your videos I have spent way to much money on this hobby for only a few photos... but I love it haha!
Thank you Trevor for posting this. I just picked up a Nikkor 300mm F4.5. Once the clouds break I plan on testing it on the Pleiades and the Orion Nebula. It’s the Non internal focusing lens so I hope I got a winner. Great to see your wife & Rudy too.
Man, I remember you getting the FLT 132 to review a while back. It's so cool to see you finally own that awesome scope! And that silver colour... aw man, super sleek! Awesome scope and awesome photo Trevor!
Every minute you share is another minute of amazement and aw
Had wondered for years what this cluster was. We see it constantly outside our house (England).. and I've only just used a star tracker app to find out what it was.. now down an astronomical rabbit hole online, and found your video. Your end image was stunning!
This is the first thing i photograhped when i was starting out on Astrophotography, it was an amazing experience. Nice Video btw!
Absolutely BREATHTAKING Trevor! I'm hooked already, just started watching your Videos a couple months ago and I just bought myself my first Two Telescopes 🔭 and a GoTo Mount! I was heavily into Photography 25 years ago and you may have just Awakened my Passion again in a whole new Rhelm of Existence and Possibilities!
Bless you, Ashley and Rudy too for all your Time and Effort! Your work is so very inspirational to me and so many Others! Keep Shining Bright Star 🌟!!
Jonathan
My wife and me got totally addicted of this hobby because of you guys. Thank you!
I saw the pleiades two days ago and I couldn't find what it was called and now I find this video, thank you!
Cool! Pretty sure I saw Pleiades last night for the first time with my unaided eye. Really must figure out my tracker and make myself finally try some astro deep space. Thanks for the inspiration.
It's a good time of the year to be doing that too, multiple great bright targets available!
I remember capturing Pleiades by accident. When I learned which one is Pleiades, I look at it as long as I can and it is so beautiful and surreal experience!
I just got a sky adventurer pro 2i. Now the learning and trials begin. Thanks for the inspiration.
I totally agree with you about getting lost in the nighttime sky. Best hobby ever!
I saw the picture at the end, but how does this look through his telescope? Is it the same?
Great shot of an all-time favorite! Thanks for sharing.
you did a superb job, from that preview on the 15sec frame alighnment i was expecting crud results .. i've tried this target before and no luck, i have a bortle 6 and this target just sits above in direction of a major city ..
Thanks for sharing with us Wonderful final image.
Beautiful capture and beautiful video Trevor!
Yes, I remember the epic gold monster from WO! Been here since 32k subs, its gonna be 200k soon...by far among my favourites on UA-cam!!
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!!
amazing sir!! Keep sharing your knowledge and sightings with us!!
I shot Pleiades with the redcat on Saturday but haven't had a chance to look at the data yet. If it's 1/100th as good as yours, I will be a happy girl. Figure I'll be spending the winter months learning how to process.
Space is the only place where you can look and get lost. And getting lost watching the sky is one of the most beautiful feelings ever
That's my exact same telescope and guide scope. I even have the same focal reducer in mine. You can see it on my humble channel Astro Northwet. I actually found out about W/O telescopes from watching your channel. So thanks! I also have the CEM 60 mount you used for a while. Love that mount! I also have a RASA 8" and my old 10" LX200SCT. I run a QHY and Altair Astro main camera and the ASI 290 mini guide camera. Anyway, thanks for the great help videos and the inspiration!
You're absolutely right about not ever forgetting the first time you ever see the Pleiades. I'll never forget when I was 10 years old and it was my first trip to the planetarium and my science teacher asked us to see if we could point it out without being told where it was. I was the first in the class to see it and point it out. I'm now 40 years old but since then I've always been fascinated with the night sky and whenever I'm outside on a clear night I make it a point to locate the 7 Sisters whenever I can
Awesome Trevor! One of my favorite objects in the night sky. Hopefully after this tropical storm we will have clear and cooler nights so I can get back to astrophotography.
Absolutely phenomenal work , no thank you for sharing
Thank you Trevor! What a gorgeous picture of the Pleiades star cluster.
Some nice words on the end!! The gold rings and details on the other tube where more spacie!! Keep up the good work!!
WOW!!!!!!! Youre one of the few that make me want to get into astrophotography! Thank u!!!!!
Beautiful results Trevor - chapeau! You've made some great tutorials for processing nebulae, but if you get a chance, can you do a brief video on how you processed this particular image? I've always had some trouble getting the dust clouds right even when using a similar camera and exposures that you did. Thanks again for sharing.
Beautiful work, Trevor. We’ve been so lucky with the weather in southwestern Ontario over the past few days
Great video Trevor! I Learn something in almost every video I watch!
Never seen the Pleiades with a purple glow before. It looks stunning!
This is more than just a special moment. This really is beautiful.
I was capturing Pleiades on Friday night as well! I'm new to AP so my first time on this target as I'm sticking with the easier ones first. I live fairly close in Michigan, we seem to share a lot of the same clear skies, and all the CLOUDY ONES 😁
Damn man THAT much nebulosity from B8 skies? Intense. No filter really paid dividends. Amazing photo and fully agree about the having to share the skies with everyone. It's such a fun and great driving force behind a super fun hobby
No wonder you have a big smile on your face during most of the video Trevor! I would too 😊
Another great one Trevor! And a beautiful video. Thank you.
Really awesome ! Amazing pic Trevor !
Could you possibly do a video on how you power up all your gear ? Mounts , cameras , dew heaters etc .
I find this aspect of astrophotography a challenge to say the least .
Great video and final photo, I would have liked to see the photo of the double cluster as well. I've been watching quite a few of your videos your are a skilled presenter and photographer.