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Absolutely fabulous! Thanks.

Stuck at the beginning click view and there is no studio setting 😭

You should reach out to Trevor for some killer upgrades!

I live in Canada. This mount works trouble-free winter and summer, always reliable, tracking down to 0.4" RMS. Apart from it's weight, I think it's almost perfect.

The best telescope is the one I cant afford

Very nice video, I did my flats wrong, now I know better, thanks a lot. CS!

I take it this camera is only good for the Moon. Am I correct?

6 months later still fucking hate this software.

D you use Photoshop elements for the final editing also can I take the photos in Raw format. Many thanks

Great video , thanks for this. I've just got one second hand so thanks for the info.

Take the dew shield off and unscrew the complete lens cell. This allows you to clean the inside lens of the doublet. I have just cleaned my Skywatcher 120ED this way. There's no need to worry about the lenses as they are in a sealed unit and unscrew as this complete unit. A lot better than sticking your arm down inside the dew shield.

I have a pair of those 15 x 70 Binoculars I have had for 3 or more weeks. They are great. Very easy to focus. I would not sell them for 5 times what I paid for them. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO.

I recently got a eq6 pro mount for my telescope and I'm able to balance it no problem, but I find I'm having trouble trying to align it to the pole star I have followed all the instructions so what am I doing wrong? Please advise me. Much appreciated Mick Murphy

Can you redo this for Affinity Photo 2? Most of the layers stuff is basically the same but I don’t seem to be getting the same results. I am doing wide angle Milky Way if that makes any difference. Thank you!

After dropping the level your demo became confusing for a neophyte like me…The setting procedure for RA & DEC should each time start with a full mount view and only then with a detailed setting circle view, my opinion..thanks.

Trying to use this video to learn Affinity Phots 2.5.2. I'm trying to edit a galaxy and when I get to the part to Select Sampled Color I'm not seeing marching ants anywhere around the galaxy, just a dotted line around the image not matter what I select in the image. Guess I'm going to have to use Starnet++. But I learned a lot about using Levels to adjust color and the Threshold tool. It's too bad this channel seems to be abandoned.

Very nice!

A good eyepiece for outreach programs. 👍

I think the link is broken again

Can any one help me out !! When I keep my photos to wavelet process in registax 6 it only processes a few part of moon how to solve it ?

If they say do not use a knife that means they want you to use a box cutter.

Thank you Ruzeen for showing that, equipment issues ands the the sky can thwart your efforts. And that patience, lots of it required to be an astrophotographer and or visual observer.

Hi in your test were you using a field flattener? Thank you

Thanks for this thoughtfull review! I am really interested in it for my Redcat 51. I would also add that the 9MP (relatively low, smaller file sizes) resolution is a welcome advantage at the time of processing and computer processing requirements. Being said all that, I must admit I am in still in doubt vs 183mm pro, due to a much better resolution and sampling with my RC51 (probably not even need of drizzling?), and its rectangular sensor shape which I find nicer generally speaking, and easier to live with, at least for printing.

I know that this video been out for 2 years but it still is true till this day and i found myself doing the same thing. I realized that if I didn't learn how to use the things that I already had that I'll never be any good with the new ones and it would ultimately make me not appreciate the art and that I also would not enjoy the art. So now days I use my c8 with a HEQ5 pro and a 8" newtonian. I do have a color astro cam but I'm not chasing a better one anytime soon.

It turns out that SvBONY produces 5 zoom eyepieces. A $150 3-8mm 6 element zoom eyepiece SV215 with a 56 degree field of view (FOV) and 10mm eye relief. A $40 7-21mm 6 element zoom eyepiece SV135 with a 57-40 degree FOV and 18-16.3mm eye relief. A $40 10-30mm 5 element zoom eyepiece SV170 with a 51-33 FOV and 17-18.5mm eye relief. A $64 8-24mm 7 element zoom eyepiece SV171 with a 56-38 degree FOV and 18-19.5mm eye relief (this is the one you tested). And a $80 7.2-21.6mm 7 element zoom eyepiece SV191 with a 65-42 degree FOV and 18-20mm eye relief (this is the one I bought). The zoom function is a little different between the last two. I notice you can change zoom by rotating the barrel. On mine (SV191) you hold the barrel and turn the eye cup all the way to one side or the other to rotate the zoom which is odd but I found that is the easiest way. You can adjust the eye cup without affecting the zoom.

I picked up my first astrocamera 8 months ago (ASI533MC) and have been puzzled about post-processing ever since. Your's is the first video I've seen that walked me through the steps and I cannot tell you how much it's helped me to understand what to do. Thank you for a great video.

Bro i have telescope F36050 and i don't know why i cannot be able to moon clear

One of the best tutorials so far. Thanks

When did the EQ-6R Pro mount get the USB port just below the hand control and auto guider ports? I bought mine in 2018 and it does not have that port. Can you use the HC port to operate the mount from a computer or Raspberry Pi device? And get an ADM saddle for the mount, it is much better than the factory saddle, and takes about 5 minutes to exchange.

Real. Love it.

Respect

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great tutorial thanks

Is it also good for a birdwatcher ?

This was really interesting. I'd like to see a presentation with updated information with reference to some of the much more modern astrocams.

Sharpcap doesn't do sensor analysis at all, at least for me, initially tells me that my light panel isn't bright enough, then can't cope with any alternative brightness, gets stuck in a loop until I give up. So glad I paid for a licence . I use this light panel to take my flat frames, without complaint from NINA.