Solar System through my Telescope

The Planets and Moon captured from my home in Hong Kong. Hopefully you enjoy this compilation of clips over the past year.
Equipment:
Scopes: Hubble Optics UL16 Dob at 8200mm F/20.5
Cameras: Player-One Uranus-C (IMX585), ZWO Asi290mc
Accessories: 2x & 3x Barlows, ADC, IR685 and IR850 filters

[@BeytarayEditz]

Mercury: 0:07
Venus: 0:23
Mars: 0:55
Jupiter: 1:27
Saturn: 2:09
Uranus: 2:53
Neptune: 3:14
The moon (Earth); 3:44
Nice capturing and pin? So people can see. Your capturing impressed me.

[@jesuspineiro1622]

Magnificent collection.

[@Astronurd]

Very nice captures 👍.

[@Neptune_wastaken]

Excellent detail on neptune, it's not much but for such a distant planet it's impressive (not being bias or anything)

[@bazpearce9993]

Stunning. The detail on Mrecury,, Venus, and Ganymede surprised me.

[@jamestropicals8262]

You forgot to look at earth through your telescope :)

[@DTOMSMISORANGE]

He’ll get it whun day

[@may_r9307]

Iq -1000

[@PhoenixA1945]

It’s impossible because we live in it

[@maunide3365]

@@PhoenixA1945What level of special are you? He's obviously joking.

[@user-km6rf8qh5r]

True but it's not possible so it's not true

[@damienk2372]

Beautiful work Ken. Well done

[@kensastrohk]

Thank you Damien 😄

[@xaviermeex5613]

Very nice.
You are lucky to have such à good seeing with this instrument.
And great skill for the treatment.
Thank you to let us watching.

[@kensastrohk]

Thank you man 😃

[@lionelmeyer6986]

OMG ! Professionnnal work ! Wonderful . Thank you Ken !

[@Tomfoolery1972]

Spectacular 😮

[@avt_astro206]

Beautiful Video Ken!! Soo much Detail on Jupiter!

[@lukeimurdad2465]

Dude that looks cool af, especially the moon!! ❤

[@GarnettLeary]

Awesome

[@aeronaut74]

That's impressive!

[@LordXSegaX]

those look really close and cool you def deserve more subs

[@Tommaso_Dal_Santo]

This was AMAZING. Jupiter and Saturn were magnificient. I'm curious: did you some kind of equatorial platform or you just centered the planets on pipp?

[@kensastrohk]

@Tommaso_Dal_Santo Thanks! I didnt use a eq platform but the firecapture software has a "auto region of interest" function that tracks and records the planet. Autostakkert4 also does a great job autocentering the planet in a wobbly video, no pipp needed.

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Amazing work!! The seeing is so perfect, you must be lucky!
I'm looking for a new telescope to buy, because my celestron nexstar 130slt broke and I'm gonna return it.
I want a telescope for astrophotography, with high magnification for planets, but also with possible lower magnification for capturing deep space objects.
I want a computerised mount, like celestron nexstar 6/8 se. But even if it's not computerised, at least with tracking..

[@Muxion9]

Okay but why does it feels so taboo seeing this? Its like you weren't supposed to see this massive colorful balls in a pitch black void

[@BrycetheyoungAstronomer]

It’s looks real

[@tristantheoofer2]

ok this is just fucking awesome. thats all i gotta say. anyways im waiting for the sky where i live to not be cloudy as fuck so i can actually use my telescope i got for christmas lol

[@bio-garbage]

All the stars in the galaxy: 📴

[@JupiterEclipse]

For Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, and almost Mercury, I see the same details with my telescope. I can even see the GRS on Jupiter. And Neptune does look similar in my telescope too, but I can only resolve its disk.

[@IvorStiffan]

Sorry, how did you get imaging to work on the Skyliner 400p??
That saves £10k on an EdgeHD14!
What camera and how did you guide/track please?? ❤

[@kensastrohk]

I used a similar Hubble Optics UL16 dob. It has goto function so just align it to Jupiter and it would track it. Then it works just like any other telescope. I used the Uranus-C camera.
Yes this is much better and cheaper than a edgehd14
- Ken

[@Mr-x-indeed]

I've come across a few seriously weird things up on the moon with my own eyes friend full on anomalous objects that I nor anyone else I know could explain

[@user-ix6fp5rq6x]

It is very cool. which telescope was the filming done on?

[@kensastrohk]

Hubble Optics UL 16 F/4.5

[@riccardopolacchi]

Hi, congratulation for you photos! I have a dobson 16" too. Can I ask you how did you reached 8000+ focal lenght? In the description you said that you used 2x or 3x barlow, but it's not enough to arrive to 8000. What did you use? Thank you! I have a ZWO asi 385 MC and I would like to try that

[@kensastrohk]

Hi Riccardo, my dobson 16" has 1800mm base focal length, I used a 3x barlow and added a adc behind it before the camera. The extra distance between the camera and barlow allows the barlow to become a 4.4x barlow. 1800x4.4 = ~8000mm.
I think with your 385mc you would want around 10000mm because of your pixel size.
Cheers, Ken

[@riccardopolacchi]

@@kensastrohk thank you very much. My dobson is 1800 like yours. How can I calculate the increase in magnification factor in the barlow lens considering the increase of the space beetween the barlow and the camera? Is there a formula for that? Thanks

[@bmwm530jahreedition8]

Are all those image's also possible with the Celestron 14 inch edge hd?

[@kensastrohk]

Yeah, should get similar results

[@bmwm530jahreedition8]

@@kensastrohk is the meade 16" LX200 comparable with the c14 edge hd?

[@loganlevesques]

100% fake
You didn't didn't even capture Earth