Thank you so much. I am only a beginner and my photographs are probably the most boring things you've ever seen, however, I do get a great deal of satisfaction from getting a few good photographs when I go out to shoot. I get so excited for a photograph that makes me actually feel like I've accomplished something! Many of my friends are far much better than I, but my excitement comes from seeing what I can get that satisfies me. I will keep working hard at my photographs. Thanks again.
Surprising that there are only 5 comments on this one! Thanks a bunch, B&H and Forest for this session. Super useful information covering a really complex subject in photography. I have been hearing the terms dark and offset and bias and light et al without ever fully understanding the why of it. Forest covered it really well explaining the what and also the why. I now feel confident about going out and capturing better pictures of the skies above. Thanks a ton again!
Nice to see another Physicist on here. I just started getting into Astrophotography the last few months - DSLR and Sky-watcher Sky Adventurer Pro - but just started using something I don't see very many astrophoto guys discussing. And that is using a laptop connected to the camera in order to setup the camera position. I found using the Live View panel extremely difficult. But the other night I connected my camera to my laptop running Lightroom Classic and was able to use the laptop monitor to review the camera aim.
Thanks- Great Lecture on Shooting the Night Sky. All the info I have be introduced to lately by others. I can understand now. I will need to watch this a couple times.
This was an awesome presentation. Very detailed and just enough technical as to allow us to know what the heck is happening with all those fancy terms.
What a great seminar, the enthusiasm from Forest is fantastic, so happy i have discovered B+H online. great content, was due to visit NYC in March but the coronavirus hit... but once it's safe to travel i will visit and finally get to tick B+H off my bucket list..
@@forestchaput Hi Forest, i really did. It has made me look at light differently as i never really considered the actual way the sensor collects light, next stop is the purchase of a tracker :)
This has great info... however.. you really should change the topic title. . I watched most of this before realizing its not for astrp cameras,, but for people with dslr cameras, which are total different , than cooled astro cameras.. I'm kinda of surprised you don't add DSLR-ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY for beginners .. Being as I think you should know the difference. Need to forget most of what I just heard. As it doesn't apply to cooled astro cameras as much. But for dslr users great info..
Thank you so much. I am only a beginner and my photographs are probably the most boring things you've ever seen, however, I do get a great deal of satisfaction from getting a few good photographs when I go out to shoot. I get so excited for a photograph that makes me actually feel like I've accomplished something! Many of my friends are far much better than I, but my excitement comes from seeing what I can get that satisfies me. I will keep working hard at my photographs. Thanks again.
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Surprising that there are only 5 comments on this one!
Thanks a bunch, B&H and Forest for this session. Super useful information covering a really complex subject in photography. I have been hearing the terms dark and offset and bias and light et al without ever fully understanding the why of it. Forest covered it really well explaining the what and also the why. I now feel confident about going out and capturing better pictures of the skies above.
Thanks a ton again!
We're glad to hear this, thank you!
I'm so glad you liked it (this is Forest)!
Nice to see another Physicist on here. I just started getting into Astrophotography the last few months - DSLR and Sky-watcher Sky Adventurer Pro - but just started using something I don't see very many astrophoto guys discussing. And that is using a laptop connected to the camera in order to setup the camera position. I found using the Live View panel extremely difficult. But the other night I connected my camera to my laptop running Lightroom Classic and was able to use the laptop monitor to review the camera aim.
Thanks- Great Lecture on Shooting the Night Sky. All the info I have be introduced to lately by others. I can understand now. I will need to watch this a couple times.
B&h you are awesome for posting these.
This was an awesome presentation. Very detailed and just enough technical as to allow us to know what the heck is happening with all those fancy terms.
I effen love this channel.
Need more Arthur Morris
Thank you very much
More sample images can make this presentation more interesting
Very well done , wish i had come here first.
What a great seminar, the enthusiasm from Forest is fantastic, so happy i have discovered B+H online. great content, was due to visit NYC in March but the coronavirus hit... but once it's safe to travel i will visit and finally get to tick B+H off my bucket list..
Thank you! We hope to see you soon.
I'm so glad you liked it (this is Forest)!
@@forestchaput Hi Forest, i really did. It has made me look at light differently as i never really considered the actual way the sensor collects light, next stop is the purchase of a tracker :)
Very interesting.
Pointing a tracker at the southern cross will not work - it's a long way from the south celestial pole.
Actually all the polar scope in most trackers is calibrated for the southern cross.
This has great info... however.. you really should change the topic title. . I watched most of this before realizing its not for astrp cameras,, but for people with dslr cameras, which are total different , than cooled astro cameras..
I'm kinda of surprised you don't add DSLR-ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY for beginners ..
Being as I think you should know the difference.
Need to forget most of what I just heard. As it doesn't apply to cooled astro cameras as much.
But for dslr users great info..
i bought a monitor from its website and its taking kida long
Almost as if there is something going on in the world right now. Wonder what I could be.
Please feel free to email cs@bhphoto.com with your order number for updated tracking information.
@@Eli-lb1lc it's been 4 weeks
Elon Musk and his satellite trails....major problem.
Hate to start out critical...ATROPHOTOGRAPHY? I know...I know... I had to..