Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ Setup for SATURN | With and Without 2X Barlow | Smartphone Camera
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- This video is about Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ Setup for viewing the Planet SATURN with and without 2X Barlow lens using Smartphone Camera (with and without camera adapter).
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Great. I have same 130EQ. I am in the countryside in Scotland and i am very lucky to get some great views but i do need the x2 barlow.
Please forgive me for replying late. Using 2x Barlow will definitely help you to observe celestial objects more closely but at the same time u will loose the brightness by 2 times. So 2x is definitely a good choice for observing planes and the creators of the moon but it will fail to show you faint celestial objects as nebula and clusters. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
Hi foxyblonde. Scotland is lovely i have done a lot of METEORITE collecting up there..and gold panning..🎄⛄
@@science_sir If i use 2x barlow with 10mm eyepiece. Am i going to be hable to see saturn’s rings? But without s camera. only with my eyes. I have Astromaster 130eq
Yeah definitely Mr. Carlos, u can distinctively identify the ring of Saturn using 10mm eyepiece with 2x Barlow lens (without any camera magnification). Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
Have you taken planet pictures with it? If posted on insta would love to see
I just got the Celestron 130 EQ. Great video, I can't wait to try it myself now the nights are getting nice and dark (UK)!
Thank you for the demo and relaxing music choice! Happy celestial hunting.
Thank you so much for your appreciation. It means a lot to me. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir you too
Wonderful video and beautiful music!
i tried it with 3x barlow on 10mm , it gives around 200x magnification., That's close this scopes practical limit. It gave better view than using 4mm omni eyepiece (172x magnification). Tip to get clearer view i recommend use the small solar hole provided in primary mirror cap. It reduces the glare and rings appears much sharper.
thats cool man
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The max you can do is 307 before you loose image quality
This is totally amazing sir! rocking the Astromaster
Thank you so much 🙏
Great video! I have the same telescope but have only watched Jupiter and tis moons. This will absolutly be my next project. 🌚
Nice
@@smartzen110 i did it and it absolutely amazing!
Did you used any additional lens that you bought apart of the telescope? If so, can you send a link? Thanks in advance.
@@cat_mcbrain1835 use 2x Barlow lens with 10mm eye piece. You will see better with less brightness 😇
I think you just sold me on the purchase. Amazing, thank you :)
You're welcome 🙏
I have been doubting the power of celestron astromaster 130eq which I bought. I thought this telescope could not view saturn and jupiter. I am glad I found your video sir. Thank you for the tips how to use this.
You're welcome Mr. Frederick. Please feel free if you have any queries during observations. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sirhey science sir. was wondering, with the Celestron Astro master does Saturn look better with the naked eye or do you need to have a mount and a smart phone to see this much detail?
Mr. Paul, u will get a better view with eyepiece and eye combinations as compared to eyepiece and camera as too many lense absorbs lots of light energy from the source and makes it fainter.
@@science_sir thank you
You're welcome 🙏
Nice
I also observed saturn and jupiter yesterday
But with 10mm and 20mm eyepiece
I guess barlow deos improves the expiernece of viewing
Mr. Bhardwaj, you're absolutely right, 2x Barlow definitely improve the magnification, but it also reduces the intensity of the light coming from the celestial objects as a result they appear less bright on using 2x Barlow.
Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
Beautiful planet
I will continue to work with my telescope and hope I can actually see the images you show here. So far planets are just bright dot in the night sky.
how good did it improve? which telescope did u had
Bought a 2x barlow with a T ring adapter and no matter how well i focus both jupiter and saturn are just bright dots in the sky. So feel with ya.
Using my eyepieces I do make out the moons of jupiter easily but im not seeing saturns rings nor the clouds on jupiter.
Did you collimate it?
beautiful and amazing work !!
Thank you so much for your appreciation. It means a lot. God bless 🙏
Thank you
You're welcome 🙏
thank you
You're welcome 🙏
super
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Thanks for making the video 😩😩🙏🏻🙏🏻
You're welcome. God bless 🙏
His sir.....It was very nice video, 👍🏻👍🏻 As you know the request are still pending...Please do try
Please forgive me for replying late. Thank you so much Chrysel for all your kind words of appreciation. Like always it means a lot. I remember your request Chrysel. Please excuse me for a while but I will definitely try to make the recipe you have requested for. God bless you and your family 🙏
Can you see the color bands on Jupiter with this also?
Thanks for sharing this with us sir 😊
You're extremely welcome and thank you so much for all your kind words of appreciation. It really means a lot to me. God bless you and your family 🙏
Too Good 👍👍👍
You're welcome. God bless 🙏
😍❤loved the video sir.
Thank you so much Mr. Banerjee :)
You're valuable feedbacks are always special to me. God bless you.
thanks science sir
Hello hi im using celestron 130 eq telescope with my celestron x cel lx series eyepiece but the image of moon is too blur at the same i tried with celestronomni series eyepiece the image of moon is too good can you tell me what is wrong with celestron x cel lx series eyepiece
Ese Finderscope que pilas o bAteria utiliza???
This seems like the most sensible and affordable option for beginners looking for a tracking scope. Would you say that this is probably the best way to go? Why didnt you get the tracking motor?
The tracking motor seems a good option but hard to find any service center if there's any issues 🙏
I have the same one, saturn looks better to the eye than the camera. Its much clearer to the eye.
Completely agreed 🙏
Hey man i dont know how to allign the telescope to jupiter or saturn so im having some difficulties
Hi, I was wondering if you can use 2x Barlow + 10mm eyepiece + adapter for smartphone together, is it possible when everything is 1,25"(31,7mm) ?
Sir, did you use cropped it or magnified it using phone when you were doing the 10mm eyepiece and no barlow? I'm asking because I can't believe you can see it that close with just 90x magnification.
With lower magnification also you may see. Because telescope depend on it's aperture the higher the aperture of a telescope the good image will get at low magnification. Because it will collect more light you can understand like this, suppose you have a bucket it's opening is 20mm and another bucket with 100m so which one will collect more rain water if it is kept outside at rainy season obviously, the bucket that have 100mm diameter, the same way the telescope works the more it's aperture ,the more light it will collect and because of which at lower magnification also you can be able to see.
Thanks to planet saturn,
I too have observed Saturn now many a times since my scope arrived. Both with 10mm and 2x Barlow with 10mm. Any suggestions on which eyepiece should I use with 130EQ to see the Cassini Division? 4mm/2.5mm . (I am considering both the eyepieces with good wide eye relief though), but would like your suggestion on the same.
Sanchari, congrats for your new scope. U can go for 4mm but with 130eq, FOV will be too narrow (and dark too) so if u can somehow manage to see the division but difficult to enjoy the view. In my personal opinion, 10mm with 2x Barlow is the best stop for 130eq. To enjoy with 4mm we need bigger aperture scope.
Sanchari, please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir thanks a lot for answering my query. I was wondering that now that I have seen Jupiter's bands with 4moons, and Saurn's rings too (and photographed the same) , is it possible to photograph the Cassini division? I have tried with 10mm+2x Barlow but due to chromatic abberation, nothing helped much. Also, I use my DSLR for imaging and avoid too many lenses/glass so that light is not lost. Any suggestion?
Sanchari please share few snaps to my Instagram page so that I can also enjoy. I'm also trying the same, maybe we can discuss how to get better snaps.
@@science_sir sure, doing it right now.
Cassini division is very hard to make out for most nights if you are living in area with good light pollution.
What should I buy to attach mobile?
Amazing work! I'm waiting for the hemisphere to change to see Saturn and try with the smartphone adapter!
I have one question!
Celestron omni Barlow lens 2x is different from X-Cel LX barlow 2x?
X-cel eyepieces increases FOV (as compared to OMNI) making it easier to spot planets. However its overkill for this scope.
Nice presentation, but I wonder why video clip on mobile phone is shaking quite a lot.
Thank you so much for your kind words of appreciation. It means a lot to me.
It's was shaking because of the wind, the tiny shake of the scope seems a large shake of images due to high magnification. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
It’s he holder for you iPhone that fixes on the lens. Sorry I’m new to this.
Great job
Thank you so much Mr. Ketan for your appreciation. It really means a lot to me. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir can i use eyepiece less than 10mm and get clearer image with this 130eq
Mr. Ketan, it's better to invest on 2x Barlow lens than lower than 10mm ep as less than 10mm ep will produce a very narrow FOV which is definitely not very much enjoyable to watch. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless 🙏
Can i use more powerful lens than 2x
By putting 2x Barlow with 10mm, you will loose 2 times of light than that usually you will get by only 10mm. If u use 3x Barlow, u may enlarge the image by 3time but at the same time u will loose times of brightness, which will eventually difficult to observe faint celestial objects like nebula and clusters.
can we see it on Powerseeker 70EQ..??
Thank you :)
does the caamera mout come with the telescope cz i am going to the celestron store tommorow to buy it
Please forgive me for late reply. I brought it separately from Amazon. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
What is the diameter of the tube?
My aunt got me a 700300M beginner telescope I looked at the blood moon she say she's going to get me this telescope now yay 0wP
Say a big thanks to your aunt for her kind offer and to help you to enhance your knowledge in astronomy. God bless you and your family 🙏
Oki
hi. what sort of result would a 2.3 mm x cel eyepiece give? its quite expensive so im guessing it would be better than barlow.
Sir I am Getting 2 offers for this telescope....
first says that i will get the telescope, 10 mm and 20 mm ep+ 2x barlow and camera holder for Rs. 22,000 ( Not Motor Driven )
second says that i will get the telescope and both 20 and 10mm ep + telescope will be motor drive for Rs. 24,000
PLZ TELL ME THAT WHICH ONE I SHOULD BUY....IF YOU HAVE ANY OTHER CHEAPER WAY FROM WHICH TO BUY.....THEN PLZ TELL ME....BIG FAN.
PLZ PLZ PLZ REPLY ME....
Please forgive me for replying late. Mr. Singh, it's better to avoid motor drive as it's hard to repair or get the replacement, on the other hand, 2x barbow with definitely be helpful to improve your observations. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir THANKS.....U EARNED YOURSELF A NEW SUB.
You're welcome Mr. Singh 🙏
Is this best for deep space objects like nebulae and star clusters
Hi there - am considering buying the scope. However i was put off by some comments regarding its spherical mirror. Others apparently have parabolic mirror which gives better views. Despite the spherical mirror, would you still recommend me the astromaster 130 EQ?
That is an interesting camera screen to put in the viewer. What is it please. From UK
Hi, I need some help. It seems that I can only view the moon, however I aligned my laser with the telescope so I don’t believe that’s the problem. Whenever I try to view mars or Jupiter I see the back of the telescope instead of the planet. I don’t really know why that’s the case and my lense is facing the correct way. Any help is appreciated.
Hi, is the focuser on this OTA made out of metal or plastic? Thanks
nice video
Thank you so much for your appreciation. It means a lot. God bless you and your family 🙏
Where did you get the phone adapter from
Hi, very useful video. I am total novice and I am looking based in london and would like to see Jupiter and saturn. Just one question- . Before I align the telescope to the RA and dec values of the planet - don't i need to set the telescope to point in the right direction ie towards the sky which shows Jupiter? Is that what you use the compass for?
Pramila, there are two ways to point the scope towards any celestial objects.
Way 1: first point your scope to the polar Star ( bit difficult to point) and then using RA & DEC (knowing it from any app like stellarium) set your scope towards any specific celestial objects ( this is the best way for the polar mount that comes with the scope), but this process is not very user friendly. So the best process is " way 2 "
Way 2: try to get the coordinates of the object in Az/Alt form ( that also u will get from stellarium), using compass point your scope first horizontally (Az coordinate), then try to align the scope by hit and trial method get the object in your eyepiece.
Please feel free if you have any other queries. Thank you so much for your appreciation. It means a lot to me. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir Thank you. I have ordered a 3X and 5X barlow lens and a smartphone adaptor. Once the weather is better I will try it out.
I will definitely wait for your feedback. God bless 🙏
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Hi all...i have one in Derbyshire 🤫
How do I get that clear of a shot like yours
What eyepiece are you youesing
10mm inverted and 20mm erect eyepiece.
Does it come with the attachment to add a camera?
No, we need to buy it separately
Once you set up the telescope, do you just leave the telescope outside and come back at night to look at the sky? Or do you set up telescope, take it back into the house and take it out at nights? Thank you
Mr. Alex, I'm staying in a 3 storey building, so during observation, I prefer to keep it in my rooftop without any worries . God bless you 🙏
@Science Sir where can i buy the 2x barlow lens?
Could you see Saturn rings
Definitely:)
Can see the rings around Saturn
Could you buy the see what color it was
Please forgive me, I couldn't get your point
I said couldn't get point what Saturn color
Hello, do you still have this telescope? I was wondering if you could photograph Jupiter if you haven't already, thanks 😊
You're welcome 🙏 Here's the Jupiter using this scope.
czcams.com/video/EWhMC-9eDkQ/video.html
@@science_sir Ah thankyou. I have few questions also. What smartphone are you using? It looks very similar to my Oppo. Oh and will the planet look better looking straight through the telescope? I mean without the phone? Thankyou
Which camera do you use?
I am new in this , just wonder what is the eye peace I should get and what brand ?
I have sam telescop as you. Thanks
10mm and 20mm aswell as maybe a 15mm
Hey he/she, can you help me on how to align the telescope based on the latitude longitude (by using the degrees in the telescope)...which you shown in this video...
Dove comprare quel ti adattatore per telefono??? Grazie
Does this telescope highly depend upon clouds and pollution??
As in my city it's not even possible to see more than 10 stars through naked eye...
And is 32k a good price for this?
can you see the bands of Jupiter with this scope and lenses?
Mr. Paul, with the scope only we can somehow figure out the fain band (after rain when the sky is clear) but with the lens and the scope combinations it's impossible to capture any band as too many lenses absorb lots of light which decreases the brightness of the details of the planet.
does it look better with our eyes, the 10 mm eyepiece with 2x Barlow?
Mr. Mohit, it's definitely looks bigger but less brighter by using 2x Barlow.
Sir, I was told that if we will use 2x barlow for deep sky dim objects, I will not be able to see dim objects, because barlow will reduce the light coming from deep sky objects, Is it true?
And also, Can i see the orion nebula and andromeda galaxy with 10mm and 2x barlow ?
Please forgive me Mr. Singh for replying late. You're absolutely right, each time the light goes through lenses (here Barlow), some amount of light will be absorbed, that's the reason why the image looks less bright as compared to without Barlow.
So definitely u can't get any visual of the fain celestial objects like nebula or Andromeda through this combination. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir But if i will edit the result, i can get an average view?
You can definitely try Mr. Singh 🙏
Objects like Andromeda Galaxy and Orion Nebula are quite big in the sky. You don't need a lot of magnification to see them. With 2x Barlow and 10mm eyepiece you will be too zoomed in. It would be like watching a single brick of the house instead of the whole building. Furthermore, the image would be too dim to see anything.
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I'm thinking about getting one of this. Do you recommend?
I want to see the moon and other planets.
Best regards from Brazil
These are following that you can enjoy with this scope.
1. Creators of moon.
2. Ring of Saturn (without much details)
3. 4 moons of Jupiter.
4. Orion nebula and other clusters.
Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless 🙏
@@science_sir do you recommend other kind (or model) of telescope that is not much expensive than this?
Do u like to travel with the scope?
@@science_sir no, just will use at home
In that case this scope is a good option with respect to the price point of view.
How do you get a picture like that of Saturn
The day when I took the shots was very clear (just after the rain) and definitely I'm lucky :)
How do you a picture like that of Saturn
How did you get Saturn do you have a minute that you put your phone on to see Saturn
Please forgive me. I can't get your point.
How do you have your camera setup
Gracias pana por tu video, ahora se que no es necesario la barlow para poder apreciar este majestuoso planeta.
If i use 2x barlow with 10mm eyepiece. Am i going to be hable to see saturn’s rings? But without s camera. only with my eyes. I have Astromaster 130eq
sure
Great. I am really enjoing your videos. I will buy this telescope for my son (of course I will use it too) but I don't know much about telescope and cameras. Is it possible to use a Zwo ASI camera with this telescope? if i use a camera and software would the image look better?
Please forgive me for replying late. U can attach any dslr or point and shoot camera with this scope with suitable camera adapter. But i really have a doubt about the enhancement of the image quality using software. Wishing you all the best. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir use registaxx or a stacking software and it will make your images alot better. Any stacking software. Plus use high iso with a DSLR and a fast frames per second. Even to a 1/4 of a second if camera allows. The cameras you mentioned work very well with the planets. Such as the svbony 305 or the 205. Both work good for planet views. With a 2x Barlow of course.
Hay do you have a drive motor move the telescope
No it's manual Mr. Ben :)
I have the same telescope as you
That's great. If possible please share few snaps of your setup to my fb or Instagram page so that I can take a look and enjoy:)
Can I see Uranus and Neptune though that? For sure it would just be a small blue dot
I highly doubt Neptune and Uranus is ever visible unless you've got an extremely powerful telescope. Those two planets are not too bright and are very very far away to get a good look. If anything, it will just be a slightly blue dot.
Would it look better just looking straight through the eyepiece without a camera?
Definitely Mr. Daniel. Objects appear more bright and sharp through the eyepiece only.
@@science_sir Sorry for the late reply, have been studying and exams. Thankyou very much I am looking forward to my first look at Saturn but it's been really cloudy lately
You're welcome and wishing you all the best for your exam. God bless 🙏
Can u tell me how we can set scope to cordinate plz
To set the azimuth, we need a field compass and to set altitude we need a clinomete (that u can make simply at home)
What did you use for your telescope to capture Saturn on a clear night because this video is pretty cool to me and I have the same telescope as you and I'm trying to capture Saturn too but all's I just see is the moon is just Stars maybe you can help me out on the camera thing how are you did
Please forgive me for replying late. If possible please share few snaps of your setup so that I can take a look and suggest you accordingly. God bless 🙏
So that s how you seen Saturn
Indeed 🙏
I've got the same telescope, no Barlow. Is it even possible to look at Mars without barlows and with the 10mm or 20mm? I can see the moon very nicely, but anything other than the moon will just look like a far away star. I know where Mars is in the sky, but I can only get to see the star itself, I can't even see the redness of it. Is this just because I need a barlow or a better lens, like a 5mm?
The 10mm and 20mm are basically just there to look at the moon?
@@TheHondaR50 thank you very very much✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
Can you share me the smartphone adaptor link please
Celestron Basic Smartphone Adapter 1.25" for Telescope: amzn.to/2ZczIjV
Hi man! Love your content! I have a question for you. I bought the telescope and it came with the 10mm and 20mm eyepiece. On my first night, i was able to find and look into saturn. I was able to see the rings, however it was much smaller than your result (using the 10mm eyepiece). Im not sure why i couldn’t get it bigger like yours.
If possible please try to use 2x Barlow lens, which will help you to double the magnification. Please watch a video for complete understanding how it works (I have already made a video on this topic, u can find it in this channel). Hope that will solve the issues. God bless 🙏
@@science_sir thanks a lot! I ordered a 3x barlow lens, maybe that will be better
3x will be too much to handle for this scope and it will darken the final image of the faint celestial objects too much as compared to 2x. Please consider this before making your final purchase 🙏
@@science_sir oh i see! Thanks a lot
You're welcome 🙏
Is this better than 114 eq? can you compare?
130eq is better in my opinion as it's biggins diameter and capable to gather more light from the faint celestial body.
Costco canada has this telescope for 279.99 with extra eyepieces
Are manual telescope good or automatic ones? I am confused . Is this manual telescope ?
This is completely manual
@@science_sir sir , please suggest a automatic telescope ! And how to use it !
new owner and new to this what is the best advice for finding coordimates please
Best thing is to find the stars (or bright planets) with your own eyes and point your finderscope at it and look through the eyepiece. You will surely find the object in your Field of View if your finderscope is aligned
@@sancharibiswas4266 I agree and there are also some good free aps for your mobilephone that can be very helpful!
I got a free mobile mount along with telescope..
Is that a 35mm lens
Please let me know the timeline.
Hey hey do you like science
Yeah I do
I can't see anything with this telescope! Even the moon! I put the red dot on the center of the moon, and I used both eyepieces that came with the scope, and I couldn't see anything! Tried moving the scope up and down, left and right, but ... nothing! And yes, the telescope cap was removed!! Is it supposed to be that hard to see the moon? How am I going to locate the smaller objects?!!
Operating the telescope need practice. It's definitely not an easy task to align the telescope but with practice you can be master in no time 🙏
What?. Polar align your scope 1st. Then only use the R.A. & declination never use the latitude screw
Exactly my thoughts!
God' hands Almighty did all these wonders. Each one of them speaks without words that He is Amazing and His Power is Limitless... after contemplate the stars and the planets we should fear Him and worship Him
I have the same telescope,and when i look at jupiter,its too bright,i cant see his atmosphere,and when i look at saturn,i barely see it,and i use the 5mm eyepiece,what should i do,im.a begginer and my english is bad too😂,please help
Correction,10mm eyepiece
With 10mm eyepiece, u can't see any details of the planet Jupiter with this 130mm scope, can only identify the 4 moons.
@@science_sir what should i do?
You can try with 2x Barlow to get more closeup view.
@@science_sir where can i find it brother?
Sorry got it..not paying attention
It's perfectly fine Mr. Allen. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
Something turned me off about this video
Please tell for how much did u purchase this telescope. Today it's price at Amazon is way too high 30000😱😱
Aditi, it's should be around 18000 INR. Please feel free if you have any other queries. God bless you and your family 🙏
@@science_sir Do you have any idea that why its price has raised by 10000 on Amazon. Did you purchase it from Amazon? Should i buy it for Rs. 30000 as on amazon or should wait.
I think u should wait for few months Aditi, everything is pricey right now in Amazon, especially cameras and electronic items. The price of astromaster 130eq should be below 20000, so it's wise not to make your purchase right now. God bless 🙏
@@science_sir Thank you very much for your advice👍
You're extremely welcome 🙏