8" Telescope + Smartphone: Visual Astronomy & Astrophotography

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  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2025

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  • @user-tt9tv8gv1n
    @user-tt9tv8gv1n Місяць тому

    Amazing experience to watch them 👍🏻

    • @AstroLuminance
      @AstroLuminance  Місяць тому

      Glad you enjoyed!!! Thank you for watching😊

  • @that1coolman
    @that1coolman Місяць тому +1

    Great video bro, planning on purchasing the gso 8inch do, did u buy the barlow separately? How much did it cost? And how long was the footage that you stacked in case of planets and dso's?

    • @AstroLuminance
      @AstroLuminance  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you, bro. I bought the Barlow separately for Rupees 6400/-. The planet footage was 2 to 3 minutes longer at 60fps. Regarding DSOs, there were 150 to 300 exposures, each lasting 0.5 seconds with 1600 ISO.

  • @Gabriel.Jarelys
    @Gabriel.Jarelys Місяць тому

    Nice video! Just a question, is there a difference between the Apertura, Sky-Watcher and Celestron 8” Donsonians? Just wondering besides the quality of them what would be different. I want a Apertura 8” but ai recently found there is an upgrade kit that is recommends to make it better specifically against the streets lights getting inside the optical tube. I wonder how those upgrades are not available from factory instead you have to buy the kit to installed. I live in a bortle 6, how this dobsonian will perform within the sky conditions?

    • @AstroLuminance
      @AstroLuminance  Місяць тому

      Thank you for watching!
      Apertura is a rebranded GSO 8-inch Dobsonian telescope. It features an improved eyepiece, focuser, and finder scope. The Celestron 8-inch Dobsonian incorporates StarSense technology, which helps you locate targets more easily and quickly, but it comes with a mediocre eyepiece. I'm not familiar with the SkyWatcher model.
      Not sure about the upgrade but usually telescopes come with a matt black finish from the factory to increase contrast and prevent reflection. Alternatively, we can use Dew Shields.
      Regarding your last question, under a light pollution level of bottle 6, it will be difficult to locate targets with any telescope; however, planets and the moon can still be observed effectively despite light pollution. Remember, a larger aperture telescope will perform better in darker skies.