Astrophotography for Planets: DSLR vs Dedicated Astrophotography Camera
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Join us on a cosmic journey as we explore the world of planetary astrophotography. In this video, we delve into the techniques and tools used to capture stunning planetary images. We'll compare the use of DSLR cameras and dedicated astrophotography cameras, uncover the secrets of lucky imaging, and understand the impact of sensor size on the quality of planetary shots. Watch practical demonstrations using specific cameras, discover which one is better for planetary imaging, and learn the added benefit of using a dedicated camera as a guide for deep-sky exploration. Stay tuned and enjoy your celestial adventures!
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Excellent series of videos, I like the fact you show how frustrating Astronomy can be along with the rewards. Thank you .
Just getting interested in astrophotography. looking at a Celestron 8 inch. Thanks for info.
Great video looking forward to the next video on astro photography
Great to see you back .. been a long time since you uploaded
Looking forward to the video.
I am a new astronomy viewer. Great informations. Thanks for this awesome video. 🤩⭐
Nice! Really enjoying your vids!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Thanks for the video. You mentioned that you would get a camera with a larger sensor and I thought you were going to include it in the description. Would it be the asi178mc? Do you find it easier to view the camera output from a laptop rather than the dslr screen? Thanks
Thanks! Please talk about deep space cameras too!
Loving the videos! I picked up a cheap second hand Nikon D5100 the other week to start dabbling in astrophotography, any suggestions on settings and what software to use for lucky imaging? With any luck I'll have some clear skies this weekend!
EDIT: Should have mentioned I have a Nexstar 6SE and 2x Barlow lens
I got a barlow lens which attaches to my camera. I just thread it on my T-ring.
Hello Mike an excellent video. I'm using an Orion BT100 binocular with individual lenses. After I see an image on both lenses, do I then remove one of my lenses and attach a 2X Barlow then buy a ZWO camera of choice. I'm a novice all the way and haven't been in astronomy very long. I guess I need to buy an adapter, a wireless controller and wiring to run it to my pc or laptop. Any information I would appreciate. Thanks
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Yeah, DSLRs were NOT designed to run continuously, so heat was a problem.