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Attaching a DSLR to a Telescope with views of Jupiter and the Moon
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2016
- Equipment
Nikon D600
Celestron 130slt telescope
Kenko 2x teleconverter
For the adapter type in telescope camera adapter on ebay or Amazon such as the links below
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Thanks, Sir. I appreciate this video and you taking the time to explain everything. Invaluable info for those of us who are just getting started in this activity. This was very helpful.
I agree, just the speed I need to start and enjoy the hobby.
Completely agree with that 👏
Thanks for sharing, it helped me a lot, a big hug from the Brazilian community,
Thank You so much for making this video. You answered all my questions with how to install the adapter and how the celestron 130slt telescope works with a camera attached.
I have a 130 slt as well and for many years I've been using a barlow for prime focus no problem. The barlow I have screws directly to the T-ring, thus it pulls the focus in a little closer.
Love how the clouds just faded the out, and fade in the moon. Beautiful...
“I’m gonna use the 9mm”
Me: hm I must be watching the wrong type of video
I love the voice. Sounds Like Jesse "The Body" Ventura!!!!! Great info too!!!! what more do you want?
Didn't know anything a week ago but after watching this I have my scope and the t ring turned up today and I'm just using the 2 inch barrel direct into prime. Now just need the weather to be on the same page as I am 😕
This is amazing, Thank you sir for sharing excellent images...
Love those ambient night sounds as well.
thank you!!! I am going to try to photograph the ISS with my 8 inch reflector. this video is exactly what I needed.
How did they come out?
Jesus Crust you literally made this totally understandable for me. All of these search videos don't do a justice the way you do with the camera and the telescope
thanks to all who shared the videos lot of information for me it helps.
Thank you for the video, my roommate has an old DSLR that he isn't using and I just started taking photos of the moon. I got a phone adapter for it and was able to snap some good shots with it. Time to step up with a DSLR adapter :D
I just can't believe you ignored a power rangers call!
A small town just died ...hopefully it was only full of flat earthers anyway so no loss.
I thought the same I was waiting for it’s morphing time lol
hahahahhaha It sounded so familiar hahha
It's Kim Possible 😂
Really helpful!
Just got a 8", and I'm getting a camera on after this video. Thanks!
Ooh, you've just given me some extra options, and a use for that middle tube. I was always running it prime because I couldn't get focus with the tube, but now I understand it's supposed to take an eyepiece... Thanks, been looking for a nice tutorial for this for ages!
Funny I actually sanded off about an inch of the focuser barrel just to get the DSLR closer and get it to focus, thinking the focusing tube was way too long. LoL!. Thank God I discovered this video I no longer have to so silly things with my precious telescope.
Unfortunately not all telescopes have the 1.25 eyepiece adapter that unscrews to attach the extender tube or T-ring and you need to use the T adapter that you set aside or an extender tube with a wide 2 inch thread.
Like for example the Dobsonian I use which is the Zhumell Z8 has a 2 inch focuser with the 1.25 adapter that goes inside. However that 1.25 adapter does not unscrew to attack a T-ring or extension tube like yours does so you will need that little 1.25 adapter ring that you set aside to be screwed into the extension tube and then into your telescope 1.25 focuser. If I want to attach that extension tube or T-ring directly to my scope, I need to use a 2 inch wide adapter since my 1.25 adapter does not screw together.
Any celestron, Sky Watcher or Orion Xt series scopes comes with that type of 1.25 Adapter that unscrews to attach the camera prime. So when you watch this video, make sure your scope has that type of 1.25 focuser adapter that unscrews to attach items to it and make sure yours is not like mine witch does not unscrew but comes out leaving the 2 inch focuser threaded for attachments. :)
As for shooting prime. On most all Newtonians you need to use a barlow lens or unless the scope has a short focal length.
Just bought a similar kit. Thanks so much from a star watcher who was three years in the future. 😋
I’m new to this and I still have a lot to learn, no idea what fx means but good to hear about some of the camera settings.
I have the t-ring adapter and the piece to fit onto that and into the 2 inch focuser but no result able picture but I did notice how dirty my primary mirror was when I was lining up the scope on the moon and got that cleaned today.
Two nights of messing around and I can't get it to focus. Then at 2:11 you blew my mind. I will be trying it tomorrow night.
Gave me a few ideas for my 4SE.
I want to capture Jupiter with four moons tonight.
Thanks for the info. 🙏👌👍
I should be getting my DSLR adapter pieces any day now and this is very helpful. Thanks.
Looks great! Thanks for sharing all your settings and setup.
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Thank you. I bet I've spent close to 200 bucks trying to get my D5100 to connect to my reflector. After watching your video it works!
Like wow, this is such a brilliant video, I'm a total new starter and you have helped me a great deal to understand this. Looks like I need a bunch of stuff! Thanks for your time and effort 👍
That's great! Have been considering buying one of these kits.
That is a slick trick!
The only other way, will be to move the objective mirror forward by about two inches. Then you should not need any tricks to get prime focus. The only thing tho, you will need a two inch tube to get the eyepiece to work, or move the objective back two inches.
Parabéns com telescópio "pequeno" e com sua experiência , imagens estupendas 👍
Mr Plinkett, I loved your Phantom Menace review.
Awesome job. I tried to get my 450d through my son’s sw130p last night. Just couldn’t get a good focus and the exposure wasn’t all that good but I’ll keep trying.
Great video man! You must have been a plumber in a past life, 'cause you have a real talent for putting these accessories together.
Nice job. I'm also a fan of that KENKO 2X, I'll be using mine.
Thank you for posting this. Kind regards!
Great shots! I just picked up camera adapter kit for my Newtonian telescope.
enjoyed your Moon & Jupiter tour, nice narration.
Great info thanks beautiful shot of the Moon BTW
Consider testing with a 2" barrel threaded into the t-ring. It will greatly improve light gained by the sensor and will only cost you roughly $10. Thanks for the reference on Eyepiece projection with this model. It's a popular telescope. Clear skies.
I have 1.25 barrel focuser.. how do i attach 2 barrel into it?
Hope you still active :D
@@nurphurecarnium If you ever find out, let me know!
Thank you for sharing I just ordered that adapter for my DSLR
Great vid bro thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the info... looking at hooking my 150mm/1000mm Sky-Watcher Newtonian reflector up.
Good stuff man....love the variety you have been putting out lately.
Thanks
your welcome
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Very helpful! Got my hopes up man! Have a 12" Dob so I will try out your tips and methods! Going to be hard because don't have trackers. Nice video! God bless CZcams!
Great stuff. I want to do this same thing with my camera.
Awesome video! I hope someday I'll buy this gear!
That is, absolutely insane like I just recently got into astrophotography had a lot of my stuff from 2 years ago just never got into it but I have been taking photos of the moon with the svbony 105 digital lense thing, and yes thing meaning idk what the hell I'm on about, but like that was the crazy main reason I wanna use a camera is to both get a full view of the moon and planets and to see stars and the nebulae as the svbony 105 doesn't let me see any stars just planets and moons which on its own is crazy but I don't nearly get the detail like that like you can see the actual depth and height of the craters that's bloody insane
Just checked your video, thank you for sharing it with us new guys. I don't have the 130mm telescope but I do have the 114mm. I had no idea about the prime focus version until a few days ago and today I got pretty much all the accessories to mount and attach the new lumix camera and I also rec'd the set mount for my other camera which is a point and shoot type camera. unfortunately now the weather is crazy in the mid west so it looks like I will simply wait for mother nature to do her thing so I can my telescopes set up and take some nice photos.
Good video. I just bought a SkyWatcher 102 refractor. I am trying to figure out the best way to connect my Canon M50. I bought this: Astromania Canon EOS-M T2 Mount Lens Adapter and M42 to 1.25" Telescope Adapter (T-Mount) for Canon EOS-M Camera System Telescope/Spotting Scope Accessories...but I am not having much luck. I can't get a clear focus.
Great video, thanks! At about 2:30 the power rangers called you!
2:22
Maybe you can use the tripod for the camera so it doesn't rotate ...great video
Great video man, very inspirational and also educated me a lot
Haven't had a chance to test if it holds zero, but mounts just fine and has nice clear glass. Centered vertically true to a plumb line with the crosshairs which is always a plus!It's a great czcams.com/users/postUgkxc4K63Fd5LglDMObu7-Bgapxp_ef0W8hE scope. There's no parallax adjustment or focus ring, so may be limited to 3-7x, have to see how it is on the range. Also be aware that the rings are "look through" so you can still use irons, but they are really tall if you only intend to use the optics. On a 22LR no biggie since I'm not shooting competitions or worried about a hard cheek press. Will boresight and range test, if all goes well, I'll leave it at that!
Amazing video thank you so much for sharing it 🙏
Do the pictures of Jupiter and the Moon accurately represent what the eye sees through the scope?
Yes
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Can you link me the skywatcher 8” dob adapters for a eos cannon I searched everywhere! I couldn’t find any
thanks so much for taking the time to explain this valuable information top video.
this helped me so much i got a 60mm lcm refractor and i wondered why venus looked like a ball
the pic at 8:08 would make a really good poster of the MOON🌚
Very useful on the setup you have and how to mount it. But, what happened to Jupiter that you were going to show. Was that it, just a light blob?
Thank you for this.
The link to the Amazon product is broken. Do you recall where you got that kit?
Beautiful 🌙 🌚
Looks good man
Thank you so much! I tried this using the SLT130 & sony a6000 without the teleconverter and I wasn’t able to obtain focus. Im not sure if I have to get a telescope camera or a teleconverter
Thanks for that. Very useful info.
Beautiful
Just got this with the powerseeker 114 eq gonna try it tonight!
Awesome vid, thanks for sharing
Thanks for the video tutorial, you've confirmed what I've been trying WILL work!
My question is, does the distance from the eyepiece to the sensor matter, or is all focussing done simply by focussing the scope normally?
I struggled to get an image on the camera as sharp as I could see it through the eyepiece?
Im using a skywatcher 130 / 900 telescope. I tried running my fuji xt1 on the scope in prime and the image of saturn / jupiter is tiny. With a 2x barlow and a 18mm eyepiece in a similar setup to yours I found that the image is larger and brighter ( 1/3 sec ss vs 1/30 both @ iso 1600) but not very sharp at all.
Cheers, Mark,
grat thanks for your video
i am looking for the 2 adaptators appear at 1mn49
no t ring no t2
these ones when you put into , the celestron 19mm
Please thanks
I can't focus with my DSLR and my telescope, with the converter is enough to resolve the problem??
Jossiel Fraire friend of mine had that problem with his Skyprodigy. He also fixed it by dropping in a 3 x Barlow then dropping the T-adaptor into that. 2x was not long enough focal length but the 3x pushed the focus far enough out that it reached the back of his DSLR
Great video! I have the Celestron 130 as well. The camera looks heavy, does the set up shake the scope or impact tracking?
Cool bruh!
your video is explained very well thank you!!! but can you please tell me which t-ring and t-adapter would be for my panasonic dmc-fz35 so that it can fit my celestrong travel scope 70. thank you
+Hinu B about the only thing you can do is google a t ring for it. Or find mm thread size and type that in eBay or such. Say 48mm t ring adapter or something
I ordered that kit in your link but the didn't give me the piece that holds the lenses. Perhaps they've changed their model or sent me the wrong kit.
Thnx , still feel like I’m rolling by the dice with the type of tele I need for my canon 5d. What about this one- Orion starblast telescope.??
Only worry for me is the weight of it all hanging off those small screws.
Hello sir, thank you for sharing this video. Can you list down all the additional items, one by one, and their function ... I already have Travel Scope 70mm and a DSLR.. It will really help me to get these item
Great views of the moon :)
His voice is like Optimus Prime 😂
very helpful now I can do photos of the moon
Great video. It really helped me get it right on my scope. You mentioned that the tracking was really good tracking that you took the scope apart and cleaned the gears. Do you do that often or can you do a video on how to do that? My mount started tracking bad when I add the weight of the camera, now I can't get it to align anymore. I was thinking maybe I should clean the gears.
Make some metal detecting videos to...I enjoy those.
Excellent!
i just bought the celestron 114AZ-SR wondering if i would use the same kit you are referring to or where i could get this information as well as what nikon or sony cameras would attach with which adapters..cant find on their site?? great video thanks!!
This is incredible thanks! what do you mean by DX format though?
So I tried this method, and ordered the same adapter for my camera. However, I cannot get it to focus?
I am using all the same equipment.
amazing. thanks for sharing...
Is it possible to take pictures of other galaxies and nebulas?
Hi sir, I am having Nikon DSLR D5300 and Celestron Sky Prodigy 130mm telescope, may I know the adapters I need to connect this DSLR to telescope for photography. Thank you. If possible, kindly provide the links also to shop these items online.
good edits
How about focus point how do you adjust and also how do you fixed light pollution problem
I have a Nikon D3000 add T Ring and Adapter 1.25 connect it to my telescope my dlsr was in manual mode but it won't take a picture just black screen anyone help
Thanks
Hello, I’ll no longer notice in your video that you have adapted a ring on the lens of your apn to DSLR or then I find this ring knowing that all objective has its own diameter. Thank you.
sorry my english is not perfect
Great info, thanks. I'm curious how are you keeping that image so stable? I've got the same 130SLT and it takes forever for it to settle down after its been touched.
I think he either has a better tripod or put something heavy on the center part to hold it stable
If you see closely he has a battery on the center of his tripod. That’s about 20-30 lbs of extra weight to hold it steady
How to use DSLR with eypiece? It is possible? Or just with barlow lens?
that is brilliant
Are this suitable for any camera? Or just for the Nikon buddy
My dad has a nikon 3300 dslr and I have a 16 inch skywatcher, if I get the nikon t ring will it attach to that adapter set instead of the cannon t ring. Thanks for video
Thanks for the great video. I would like to to something similar using a Sony a6000 (APS-C sized sensor). Is the Celestron 130STL your favourite telescope? Is it possible to get similar results with manual tracking, or would you recommend the motor tracking?
Hey did you manage to get Celestron 130STL hook up with Sony e-mount? I am trying the set up using prime straight to the telescope and I couldn't get the focus. Wondering if the adapter (inner/ outer tube) would work if I put the eyepiece in there.
@@NateWithWho I ended up getting a Celestron 127 SLT. You need a T-ring adapter and attach it to your camera. Remove the telescope eyepiece and put the camera/T-ring into the telescope where the eyepiece came out. You have to use the focus knob on the telescope to get the view in focus. It was amazing to see the moon close up for the first time, and get some good photos.
@@philnolan7193 I did that but the focus wasn't working for me. I just ordered the adapter tube so I can put the eyepiece into the tube and connect my camera to the tube instead.
Totally off subject are/were you a firefighter with an epic mustache because you sound like. HAHA Thank you for a great video, it was very helpful and I really enjoyed your work. I am looking forward to trying it with my 130.
Do you ever do any post production with Adobe Lightroom?
Never a fire fighter. Army, Foundry worker. I've only used sony vegas
Can you change the magnification of the Barlow lens as with the Eyepiece?