Saw saturn for the first time a few days ago . Ive tried every telescope. Im not seeing much detail like i had hope for with my orion deep space explorer 6 inch dobsonian. I have a 102mm refractor. Same story. But the good news is you can see saturn in even a cheap 60mm refractor. Just not well lol
Yep, you'll need at least 2000mm and 8" aperture to see some details. I've a blog about good telescopes to image the planets here: astroforumspace.com/top-20-telescopes-to-photograph-the-planets-in-2023/
Excellent information video
Tx!
Saw saturn for the first time a few days ago . Ive tried every telescope. Im not seeing much detail like i had hope for with my orion deep space explorer 6 inch dobsonian. I have a 102mm refractor. Same story. But the good news is you can see saturn in even a cheap 60mm refractor. Just not well lol
Yep, you'll need at least 2000mm and 8" aperture to see some details. I've a blog about good telescopes to image the planets here: astroforumspace.com/top-20-telescopes-to-photograph-the-planets-in-2023/
@@AstroForumSpace so i wonder if a skywatcher 200p classic will do the trick?
The word “gas” in the thumbnail is a typo. 😅
whoops, lol. Thanks for noticing!
@@AstroForumSpace Sure thing! The video is very good!
Computer-generated narration? YUCK. Wido, YOU are the host.
Oké, Jon, but people are not interested when I present it😅😢
@@AstroForumSpace I think most people are, especially when it’s about astrophotography.
Yep, I'll keep on doing all astrophotography updates myself, don't worry 😉.