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Total solar eclipse Exmouth from a telescope
This 4k cropped video show the totality of the solar eclipse occurred on the 20th of April 2023 in Exmouth, Western Australia. The camera used is a Canon R6 connected to a SkyWatcher ED80.
The initial few seconds show the
The initial few seconds show the
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Awesome time-lapse.
This isn't a total eclipse, that's a hybrid solar eclipse.
1:22:00 for totality
Slow the playback speed all the way zoom alittle... miving tiwards the top of to the left if the moon and one in towards the bright crescent from just in the dark spot. Barely catchable at slow playback speed. 1:40 Top of the eclipse another strange light like the multiple from the speck in the begining of the vid.
Not sure if anyone noticed it but a speck of light by where the cresent is snd flashes really bright when they say filters off... Zoom in on it from the start of the video... At .25 speed from zero it just appears there and it stayed out as the viewer shook. What is that?
Well done 👍🏻 Cheers Simon
fantastic job Adriano!
Nice work guys 👏👏👏
Very cool! But also a nice demonstration why you should use electronic shutter with long focal lengths, the entire setup vibrates from the camera clicks :)
Is it parrallactic mount and EQ or alt-az. Goto like Skywatcher Goto
Great
Thank you for sharing the video! Surprisingly, prominences are visible through the filter before C2. What the density of the filter?
Thanks for this posting Testar. Really appreciated. I missed the live stream due to work commitments but this posting is absolutely incredible.
How amazing was that?
Great video capture.
It was so unreal!
Yep, watching it on the Testar livestream was amazing and seeing here again just brings it all back! Good one guys!
Well done
Magic Adriano. Thanks also for the live stream. 🙏🏻 Cheers Kurt 👌🏼👌🏼
1:35:35 solar eclipse Australia 1444 9 29 Ramadn
Buenos días desde Piconcillo, Córdoba, España
Solar eclipse starts at 1:48:28.
The music you hear wasn't added to the video. A 20" telescope is so epic that the sky will actually burst into symphony when enough people gather to use it. 🤩
Is a "light bucket" or long focal length needed to view anomalies on the moon?
I'm always a nervous wreck watching the masses invited in to look through a truss dob. That exposed mirror creeps me out and the first thing I'd do with that scope if give my wife the dimensions and flat black cloth with velcro to sew up a protective shroud. Beats doing life for murdering a kid that dropped that ... on the mirror. I was at an outdoor star party just like that when my friend took the podium to give a presentation, I looked over at his 24 inch truss and kids were hanging off of it like it was a set of monkey bars. Took a lot of self regulation to not lay a beating on them or their parents.
cool. What was that music? :)
I. A. M. I. N. L. O. V. E !
I guess it's blue indeed
Hard to tell really.
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@@cosmilitegaming6262 Yes.
@@dontmissthelittlethings no
@@cosmilitegaming6262 Actually, yes.
@@dontmissthelittlethings actually, no.
Syth ey?
Asth rahl...
Very bad.... not see the pictures of the sky!!!!!
5 years ago )) This is old technology already
Why has this been discontinued? Surly they weren’t running out of customers?
Show us some ground level closeups of the moon with camera zoom + software digital zoom please!!!
You can't chop down symmetry. No borders here.
I'm guessing that , after spending that much money on this mirror there was no money left over for a shroud ? LOL
You forgot to show us the hour lost collimating it ..LOL
Can you use this while tracking for astrophotography is the tracking precise enough
I now know why open truss dob owners place them on large tarps. So no one walking up kicks dirt on to the mirror.
🌺🎻🌺
Great video love it 🙂 ,, Skywatcher should just spend some time correcting the issues with these scopes and bring them back on the market eh ,,, no excuse for a awesome company like skywatcher not to do this ,, so please get the issues fixed so we can buy the stargate 20 ,, and feel free to make a stargate 25 please
Do they have a few problems at the moment?
Life was better without covid
Bellissimo video, mi sono venuti i brividi, poi la musica...
Is this good for moon pictures?
You will gather details of the Moon most definitely with such a huge scope. It has a 2000 mm focal length, so that you can expect craters and such in high resolution. The Moon's disk will appear as a 17.5 mm disk image on a camera sensor, if positioned in prime focus. With a 36 x 24 mm full frame sensor, it will just fit onto your imaging. But, with an APS-C it will barely fit, or be cropped somehow. Of course, you could apply a focus reducer, but with such a huge aperture, why would you want to do such a thing? You can make quite nice pictures of the Moon with much smaller scopes than this monster.
@@Guido_XL I know. I was joking. But thanks for telling me so I know in the future.
@@dirtytreerat14 Does that mean that you can tell how large your image on the camera sensor is going to be if you take into consideration as to how apparently large your targeted object in the sky is? Like in this example of the Moon?
@@Guido_XL no but that’s why i said thanks so I know in the future.
@@dirtytreerat14 What I actually meant was to ask whether you understand as to how I got to my statement that the Moon will be imaged as a 17.5 mm disk on your camera-sensor in case of a 2000 mm focal length scope. Can you acknowledge that you know how this figure is produced from the example of the Moon (half a degree arc in the sky) and the f = 2000 mm data?
excellent video. subbed
Hi! Is it necessary to collimate it every time you use it?
A quick collimation is raccomanded
@@testaraustralia Thank you!
Judging by the number of people watching the telescope paid off overnight.
Can Skywatcher not do away with the truss clamps with a more robust set of trusses or an 8 pole system.
WOW ALREADY! GET READY