Nebula PhotosI've started building my backyard observatory from the ground up. Find out what goes into a project like this in this new series. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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==Contents== 0:00 My Dream 2:25 Picking the Location 3:33 Demolition! 5:48 Staking out the footprint 8:43 Digging Holes 11:36 Mystery Historical Item 12:03 Making the Concrete Telescope Piers 16:27 What's Next? 16:57 Squarespace (Sponsor)
Building My DREAM OBSERVATORYNebula Photos2023-09-22 | I've started building my backyard observatory from the ground up. Find out what goes into a project like this in this new series. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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==Contents== 0:00 My Dream 2:25 Picking the Location 3:33 Demolition! 5:48 Staking out the footprint 8:43 Digging Holes 11:36 Mystery Historical Item 12:03 Making the Concrete Telescope Piers 16:27 What's Next? 16:57 Squarespace (Sponsor)
The video is sponsored by Squarespace.Hunting for COMET A3!Nebula Photos2024-10-13 | Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) is currently a naked-eye object about 45 minutes after sunset in the Northern Hemisphere. Look for it to the West! In this video I bring you with me in the journey of finding it, photographing it, and a quick edit in Photoshop.
============================= Tech. Specs + Gear ============================= 2 sec., f/4, ISO1600 (I used 17 * 2" in the PS Stack) Keep in mind the comet will be higher and higher in the evening sky this month, and also dimmer, so longer exposures and tracking will be called for soon :) Peak Design Travel Tripod - bhpho.to/3NoWD3N Canon Ra - ebay.us/vPOHWJ Rokinon 135 f/2 - amzn.to/3XX5u1y
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Why I'm hiking to a mountaintop 2:37 Setting up and the gear I brought 4:00 Found it! 4:35 Better than NEOWISE? 4:56 Editing a stack in PhotoshopSirilic and Siril - Multi-night ANDROMEDA Workflow for 2024Nebula Photos2024-09-27 | A full Andromeda Galaxy processing tutorial using only free software! Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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This video is sponsored by Squarespace.The Ultimate Mobile DEEP SPACE Kit for 2024Nebula Photos2024-09-20 | Join me on an adventure trying out a super simple and ultra mobile new astrophotography kit I've put together for photographing DEEP SPACE. Get the Heybike Mars 2.0 here (and use code NEBULA100 for $100 off): heybike.com/products/mars-2-0?ref=NebulaPhotos and the Hollyland Lark M2 here: amzn.to/4egd26a
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 The Plan 1:04 Why? 1:45 Kit breakdown 2:18 Heybike / Hollyland (sponsors) 7:52 Where are we going? 8:29 Arrival at the site 9:07 Setting up the kit 15:14 Turning on the power 16:55 Connecting to the 2600 Air and initial settings 18:33 Additional global settings 19:42 Finding initial focus 20:34 Polar alignment 21:30 Go To M31 21:55 Calibrate the autoguider 22:28 Fine focus with Bahtinov mask 24:26 Autorun 26:04 Switching to M45 (1:30am) 27:01 Switching to M42 (3:15am) 28:55 Final images 29:09 Credits (Patreon)
This video is sponsored by Hollyland and Heybike. #recordmyride, #hollylandXheybike, #heybike, #hollyland, #letyourjoyout
The Askar 71F Telescope, ZWO AM3 Mount, ZWO ASI2600MC Air, and Apertura All Night Imaging Supply were sent to me for review by Askar, ZWO, and High Point Scientific. None of these companies are paid sponsors nor do they have any input into what I say about their products. My review policy is available here: nebulaphotos.com/reviews And I'm happy to discuss it with anyone that has questions.What should you do with your astrophotography?Nebula Photos2024-08-30 | If you've struggled with home printing your astrophotography, this is the video for you. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
Details for my gallery show opening reception: Thursday, September 12th, 7-8pm The Landau Gallery at the Belmont Hill School 350 Prospect St, Belmont, MA 02478 Light refreshments and beverages will be served, and plenty of free parking is available.
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This video is sponsored by Squarespace.Which Astronomical Events Live up to the Hype?Nebula Photos2024-07-31 | How would you rank the astronomical events you've witnessed? Did they live up to the hype? Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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This video is sponsored by Squarespace.How to Photograph the Elusive Polaris FlareNebula Photos2024-07-26 | This video shows every step of photographing the Integrated Flux Nebula (IFN) around our North Star called the Polaris Flare. I show how to accomplish this without the use of a star tracker, just a basic DSLR, lens, and tripod. The second half of the video is a processing tutorial using the free programs Siril and Starnet.
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 The Polaris Flare! 1:04 Why the stars move slower near the North Star 4:40 Gear breakdown 11:38 Location, Bortle Scale, Moon Phase, Weather 15:35 Camera and Lens settings 22:08 Finding Polaris 24:43 Focusing with a Bahtinov Mask 26:25 Taking and examining a test exposure 30:18 Taking the photos of space (lights) 34:56 Taking the calibration frames (flats, biases, darks) 42:40 Organizing the photos into folders 51:18 Software needed: Siril and Starnet 53:44 Stacking 1:00:46 Display modes and Cropping 1:11:00 Background Extraction 1:24:30 Color Calibration 1:30:45 Starnet and Star Recomposition (stretching) 1:50:40 Final optional touches (saturation and cropping) 1:55:35 Final image reveal and credits (patreon)
============================= Creative Commons Image and Music Credits =============================
Earth's rotational axis by Siyavula Education, CC BY 2.0
Representation of the Bortle scale By ESO/P. Horálek, M. Wallner, CC BY 4.0
============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, TTArtisan, Turing, William Optics, AstroWorld Telescopes, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, William Optics, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.I try a remote observatory run by Bray FallsNebula Photos2024-07-05 | Join me for a tour and my initial impressions of Starfront Observatories - https://starfront.space Thanks to @astrofalls , Josh Kim, and the rest of the Starfront crew for having me down for the tour!
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============================= All products mentioned in this video ============================= iOptron GEM45 - bit.ly/3XIlZ2R
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 What is this and who is it for? 2:08 Mount 5:05 Power strip 7:12 Telescope 12:00 Mini PC 13:00 Powerbox 14:14 Rotator 18:16 Focuser 24:57 Squarespace (sponsor) 25:49 Image train 28:00 Powerbox 28:57 Flat panel 32:35 Cabling 38:27 Next week 38:38 Patreon (credits)
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============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, TTArtisan, Turing, William Optics, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, ZWO, Pegasus Astro, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, William Optics, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video.200K Live StreamNebula Photos2024-06-22 | An impromptu, no-plan live stream to celebrate hitting 200,000 subscribers. Ask me anything.Nebula Photos 200K Subs Live StreamNebula Photos2024-06-22 | An impromptu, no plan live stream to celebrate hitting 200,000 subscribers on YouTube.Michele Baylisss Snake Mt. Observatory (Observatory Tours #6)Nebula Photos2024-06-21 | Dr. Michele Hernández Bayliss is an amateur astronomer living in Vermont who has recently been getting into astrophotography. She has two unique home observatories and was kind enough to have me over for a tour of them. Other observatory tours in this series are available here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrzbdmripj1dzgPci-ibPcWXo1-a1bYMG&si=ylgKlxUoG90wXj3x
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Why? 2:08 'Resolution' explained 3:45 Limits on resolution 6:55 The solution: Lucky Imaging 9:38 The gear 12:13 Capture 14:24 Squarespace (sponsor) 15:25 Stacking with Siril 24:32 Results 27:00 Next steps 28:14 Extended shell 29:10 Patreon (credits)
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.Kevin Bouchers Backyard Observatory (Observatory Tours #5)Nebula Photos2024-05-10 | My friend Kevin Boucher is a wealth of knowledge on astrophotography and was kind enough to let me tour his backyard observatory in Central Massachusetts. This is the fifth part of a series where I interview people who have designed their own observatories: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrzbdmripj1dzgPci-ibPcWXo1-a1bYMG
Kevin's observatory is based on the Skyshed plans you can buy here: skyshed.com If you are planning to build a shed-style observatory, I think these plans are well worth getting. Even if you don't follow them exactly, there are lots of great construction photos and tips you will find useful.
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Origins 1:44 Skyshed Plans 2:07 Why Kevin changed from wood to metal beams 5:54 Roll-off vs. Dome 6:36 No motor? 8:33 OutroWe all tried Smart Telescopes for the ECLIPSE!Nebula Photos2024-04-30 | Thanks to @GalacticHunter and @SarahMathsAstro for collaborating with me on this video! In this one, we share our thoughts and RESULTS from using smart telescopes to capture the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8th, 2024. Specifically we talk about the DWARF II, the Vaonis Hestia, and the ZWO Seestar S50.
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Intro 0:28 DWARF II 1:22 Vaonis Hestia 4:35 ZWO Seestar S50 7:02 Tracking during totality 9:03 Would we use them for next eclipse?How My Eclipse Went & A Bailys Beads Tutorial [Advanced]Nebula Photos2024-04-27 | I share my experience chasing and witnessing the April 8th, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse. I then share a tutorial on making a composite image of the different stages of the 'Baily's Beads' phenomenon at C2/C3. This tutorial is semi-advanced and is done completely with Adobe Camera Raw and Adobe Photoshop using lots of layers and layer masks.
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Where am I going? TX? VT? 1:12 SNOW!!? 2:31 The Farm 3:16 Shadow Bands 3:58 Totality! 5:15 My Photography Setups 7:06 TUTORIAL STARTS HERE 10:12 Adobe Camera Raw 18:44 Organizing the 21 layers 27:00 My Manual 'HDR' Process 42:10 Dealing with the Reflection 43:53 Final Touch-ups 49:40 Patreon / End CreditsTotal Solar Eclipse - Basic Processing TutorialNebula Photos2024-04-08 | Hope everyone had CLEAR SKIES today for the Eclipse!
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Here's a few tips for processing your eclipse photos with Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop.
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Why am I testing these three telescopes? 4:25 ES AR127 - Physical Characteristics 7:34 Svbony 122 - Physical Characteristics 11:28 Sky-watcher Esprit 120 - Physical Characteristics 17:21 Rainbow Black (sponsored segment) 18:43 Imaging Tests 31:41 Credits (Patreon)
============================= Video Disclosures ============================= The Explore Scientific AR127 was bought at retail with proceeds from Patreon. The Svbony SV550 122mm F7 was lent to me by Svbony for review. The Sky-Watcher Esprit 120 ED was lent to me by Sky-Watcher USA for review. The ZWO ASI6200MM and MC are were lent to me by ZWO for use on this channel. This video is sponsored by Rainbow Black, a novel by Maggie Thrash.
============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, Svbony, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Sigma America, Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.Preparing for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, Pt. 5 (Fully Automated Imaging)Nebula Photos2024-03-18 | Exploring options for fully automated eclipse imaging including: CaptureEclipse, Solar Eclipse Maestro, Eclipse Orchestrator, SET'n'C, and EclipseDroid. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Pros/Cons of full automation 4:38 Comparison and compatibility of available software 9:35 Squarespace (sponsored segment) 10:44 CaptureEclipse demo 24:46 Solar Eclipse Maestro demo 32:44 Eclipse Orchestrator demo 38:21 SET'n'C demo 44:29 EclipseDroid intro (not a full demo) 46:35 Patreon / Credits (Astrospheric Pro offer)
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.LENS vs. TELESCOPE for Photographing Deep SpaceNebula Photos2024-03-10 | What is the REAL difference between a telephoto lens and small refractor telescope? Find out in this video... The contenders are: William Optics SpaceCat 61 WIFD - tinyurl.com/spacecat61 (Use code NEBULAPHOTOS for $100 off any CAT series telescope 51-71) TTArtisan 500mm f6.3 - tinyurl.com/ttart500 Canon RF100-300 f2.8 L - bhpho.to/3Pbj8KQ
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============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, TTArtisan, Turing, William Optics, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, William Optics, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.
============================= Video Disclosures ============================= The TTArtisan lens and William Optics SpaceCat 61 were sent to me for review. I am also a member of their respective affiliate programs so if you use the link in my description, I get a commission payment. Other than that there is no financial relationship, and neither company has any say into what I share about these products.Smart Telescopes for the Eclipse? Two Astrophotographers Weigh In…Nebula Photos2024-03-07 | Planning to use the Dwarf II, ZWO Seestar, or Vaonis Hestia for the total solar eclipse? You NEED to watch this! @SarahMathsAstro and I give all our best tips for successfully using these smart telescopes to capture this rare celestial event.
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Xavier Jubier's Interactive Google Map: http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/solar_eclipses/TSE_2024_GoogleMapFull.html
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Intro (Nico) 1:07 DWARF II (Nico) 3:58 Seestar (Nico) 7:06 Hestia (Nico) 11:40 Special Guest 12:49 Seestar (Sarah) 13:57 DWARF II (Sarah) 15:33 Hestia (Sarah)Preparing for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, Pt. 4 (Star Tracker Tips incl. Daytime Polar Alignment)Nebula Photos2024-02-28 | In this part, I cover various tips and topics including: daytime polar alignment, meridian flip, and Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 Why use a tracker? 3:05 2 things I forgot: Raw vs. JPEG, Spare batteries 4:51 Daytime Polar Alignment 9:27 Meridian Flip Discussion 12:50 Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks Discussion 18:20 Squarespace
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.ONE OF A KIND: Review of the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal FisheyeNebula Photos2024-02-21 | Sigma has just released a truly unique lens for astrophotography in the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye | Art. In this video, I review the lens and compare it to the Sigma 14mm F1.4 DG DN | Art, what I called the 'milky way champ' just last year.
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============================= Video Disclosures ============================= Sigma America sent me the following to make this review: Sigma 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Lens Sigma 14mm F1.4 DG DN Lens Sigma fp L Camera No money exchanged hands, they have no input into what I say in my review, and I will return the products once the review is posted.
============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Sigma America, Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.Preparing for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, Pt. 3 (full practice run with basic kit)Nebula Photos2024-02-16 | We are about 5 weeks out from the April 8th, 2024 total solar eclipse. In this video I cover everything you need to know for a full practice run with a basic kit (DSLR & lens on a tripod). Full series playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrzbdmripj1fiZT1_XvxASYDQmEUH_J_a
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============================= Contents ============================= 0:00 2 months away! 0:24 Recap of the first two parts 2:19 What's next in the series? 3:54 The Basic Kit and Why practice? 5:18 Useful Online Tools (Exposure Calculator) 19:20 Before C1: Finding and focusing on the Sun 22:50 C1: First Partial Phase begins 24:37 C2: Totality! 30:51 C3: Second Partial Phase 31:35 The pictures - what they will look like and processing 33:14 Astrospheric Pro offer / Patreon / CreditsHow to Capture Orion Nebula with an iPhone and a TelescopeNebula Photos2024-02-13 | A complete walk-through of capturing the Orion Nebula with an iPhone and a Telescope using afocal photography, and stacking/editing with Adobe Photoshop. The Turing Telescope Adapter for MagSafe featured is available for preorder here: turingergo.com/products/digiscoping-adapter-for-magsafe Use code NEBULA20 at checkout to get an additional discount for the next month.
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==Contents== 0:00 Orion Nebula at the eyepiece 1:25 Photography with a visual Newtonian 3:23 Telescope Adapters for Smartphones 5:30 Aligning your Phone to the Eyepiece 6:06 Focusing and Finding 7:23 Taking the pictures 8:54 Stacking / editing with Photoshop
==Credit for Public Domain Video used== Visible and Infrared Visualization of the Orion Nebula (Short Version) NASA, ESA, F. Summers, G. Bacon, Z. Levay, J. DePasquale, L. Hustak, L. Frattare, M. Robberto and M. Gennaro (STScI), and R. Hurt (Caltech/IPAC); Acknowledgement: R. GendlerMy DREAM OBSERVATORY has a ROLL-OFF ROOF!Nebula Photos2024-01-26 | A snowstorm is coming and this observatory needs a roof! Check out the previous videos in this series here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrzbdmripj1e-UJHlV5mzpntX2b4LaQkv&si=ebDQ4E5eh9Tn2QEO Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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==Contents== 0:00 Intro / Recap 0:54 Constructing the Extension 6:26 Windows, Door, and Stairs 8:41 Rails for the ROR 10:30 Rolling Roof Platform 12:51 Squarespace (sponsor) 14:22 Installing Roof Trusses 17:48 Sheathing/Trim for the Gable Ends 19:13 Insulation 19:35 Before Dawn (day of storm) 20:12 Drip Edge 21:12 Metal Panels 22:52 Gable End Trim 23:29 Houston, we've got a problem! 24:27 I've failed (flurries) 25:01 Getting the ridge cap on 25:40 The day after 27:03 Naming the Observatory and Sign 28:29 Credits (Patreon)
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.Ive got APERTURE FEVER — Askar 185 APO ReviewNebula Photos2024-01-19 | Over the past month I've been able to try out a new MASSIVE refractor, the Askar 185 APO, and after seeing the imaging results, I've got aperture fever :) Pre-order the 185 here: bit.ly/3S7T9ot
============================= Askar 185 APO Imaging Test Data ============================= Link to the imaging test data shown in this video: http://tinyurl.com/askar185APOdata
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============================= Gear reviewed/mentioned in this video ============================= Askar 185 APO: bit.ly/3S7T9ot 1x Flattener for the 185 APO: bit.ly/48EUgTk 0.8x Reducer / Flattener for the 185 APO: bit.ly/3S5aTRl ZWO ASI6200MC: bit.ly/3U6JMrz ZWO ASI6200MM: bit.ly/3S8nWkG Sky-watcher EQ6-R (I'd only suggest using this mount with this scope if you have an observatory with a solid pier like me): bit.ly/423hIYa Sky-watcher EQ8-R: bit.ly/3ObFhs6 iOptron CEM120: bit.ly/3HsFu6p iOptron Tri-pier: bit.ly/4246nqE
============================= Table of Contents ============================= 0:00 Good timing... 1:30 Disclosures / Thank yous 2:11 The APO Line 2:37 $5000 is affordable?! 4:06 What's included? and optional parts 5:05 Weight/Height and appropriate mounts/piers 6:35 Physical Characteristics 8:30 4K video of the moon (imaging test) 9:38 Single 4 minute subs (imaging tests) 12:14 40 minute stacks (imaging tests) 13:51 Chromatic Abberation (imaging tests) 15:26 Final processed images
============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.Is Astrophotography Possible for UNDER $500?Nebula Photos2024-01-14 | Three kits each under $500 will battle it out in a ONE NIGHT Astrophotography SHOWDOWN! If you are a beginner considering jumping in to astrophotography, this video will help with a first purchase. I review the DWARF II Smart Telescope, the ZWO Seestar S50, and the 3D-printed OG Star Tracker with a used DSLR/Lens/Tripod.
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============================= Table of Contents ============================= 0:00 The contenders are... 1:00 Disclosures / Thank yous 1:29 DWARF II Smart Telescope 8:16 ZWO Seestar S50 13:45 OG Star Tracker Kit 22:26 Final Image Comparisons 23:45 Final Thoughts 25:40 Patreon / Credits
============================= Video and Music Credits ============================= Flight Through the Orion Nebula in Visible and Infrared Light NASA, ESA, and F. Summers, G. Bacon, Z. Levay, J. DePasquale, L. Hustak, L. Frattare, M. Robberto, M. Gennaro (STScI), R. Hurt (Caltech/IPAC), M. Kornmesser (ESA) Acknowledgement: A. Fujii, R. Gendler Public Domain
Eyes on the Skies - Zooming into the Pleiades Cluster Credit: ESA/Hubble (M. Kornmesser & L. L. Christensen) Public Domain
Last Odyssey and Arcade Romance by ELFL Licensed through Epidemic Sound
============================= Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, eBay, ZWO, All-Star Telescopes, B&H Photo Video, Astrobin, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, ZWO, DwarfLab, OG Star Tech, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astro, QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Woodland Hills Camera & Telescope, Hunt's Photo & Video. Any gear received for review and/or brand deals will be fully disclosed in the video. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.My DREAM OBSERVATORY has WALLS!Nebula Photos2023-12-22 | Once the walls went up, my observatory really started feeling real! Check out the previous videos in this series here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrzbdmripj1e-UJHlV5mzpntX2b4LaQkv&si=ebDQ4E5eh9Tn2QEO Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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==Contents== 0:00 Intro / Recap 0:36 Building Roof Trusses 5:41 Wall Framing 12:17 Wall Sheathing 16:52 Tarping Strategy for Rain 17:56 Next steps 18:39 Squarespace (sponsor)
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.My DREAM OBSERVATORY has a FLOOR!Nebula Photos2023-11-24 | Part 2 in my saga to build my DREAM OBSERVATORY. You can support this channel on Patreon right here (starts at $1/month): patreon.com/nebulaphotos
Table of Contents ============================= 0:00 What I've been up to, and brief recap 1:06 What was that metal object I dug up? 1:50 Digging, digging and more digging 2:35 My first MISTAKE 3:55 My second MISTAKE (the big one) 7:00 Even more digging 8:11 Installing post bases 9:07 Making floor beams 10:14 Taking an angle grinder to my telescope piers 10:52 Setting up the joists 13:35 Nails vs. screws - why I choose nails 14:04 Running conduit for electrical 14:49 Adding blocking 15:50 Cleaning my treated plywood 16:44 Installing the sheathing 17:13 My third MISTAKE 17:59 Sheathing the pier openings 18:58 Vibration test 19:25 Telescope clearance test 20:00 Why is my floor so high off the ground? 20:30 SNOW 21:34 Patreon - Thank you! and CreditsHarmonic Drive Mounts are the REAL DEAL! Pegasus NYX-101 vs. ZWO AM3 / AM5Nebula Photos2023-11-17 | Exciting new harmonic drive mounts reviewed in a comparison shootout! Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
Table of Contents ============================= 0:00 Why I picked these three 1:38 Disclosures 2:07 Features and Design 10:04 Sound test 10:53 Weight and Payload Capacities 11:55 Price and What's included 13:26 Test 1: no counterweights, 7 kg, 700mm f.l. 21:18 Test 2: w/ counterweight, 13.1 kg, 1000mm f.l. 30:34 Images I created from the test data 32:00 Squarespace (sponsor)
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This video is sponsored by Squarespace.My image featured on WorldWideTelescope.org!Nebula Photos2023-11-16 | Check it out here: worldwidetelescope.orgConfession: I suck at cable managementNebula Photos2023-10-30 | The problem: A giant mess of cables. The solution: watch and see :) Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
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This video is sponsored by FlexiSpot.4 APO Refractor ShootoutNebula Photos2023-09-01 | A 4" apochromatic refractor is a very nice telescope for astrophotography. With several on the market, it can be hard to pick one. In this video, I conduct real-world tests of four popular models to help you decide which may be the right telescope for you.
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==Contents== 0:00 What I'm testing 1:10 How I test & disclosures 3:43 The importance of the mount 4:37 Physical characteristics 25:56 Imaging tests
Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the All-Star Telescope, High Point Scientific, Astrobin, OPT, Agena Astroproducts, eBay, Astrogear.net, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astroproducts QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Hunt's Photo & Video. I do not review products for money and any brand deals will be fully disclosed. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.
Video Disclosures ============================= All of these telescopes were sent to me on loan so that I could test them. You can see my review policy here: nebulaphotos.com/reviewsPreparing for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, Pt. 2 (Equipment and Making Custom Solar Filters)Nebula Photos2023-08-29 | This part covers equipment and making solar filters. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
==Resources Mentioned / Shown== Solar Eclipse Timer (App and resources): solareclipsetimer.com Xavier Jubier's Interactive Google Map: http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/solar_eclipses/TSE_2024_GoogleMapFull.html Video from Great American Eclipse website: greatamericaneclipse.com/april-8-2024
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==Contents== 0:00 Welcome and Overview 1:45 Eye Safety 3:53 Solar Eclipse Timer App 5:36 Overview of kits and who they are for 7:56 Everyone should bring these things 8:45 Kit 1 (Basic) Breakdown 12:45 Kit 2 (+ Small Tracker) Breakdown 15:37 Kit 3 (Advanced) Breakdown 17:08 Squarespace 18:14 How to make custom solar filters for any lens or telescope 27:45 Patreon AND special offer: Astrospheric Pro !
==Disclosures== This video is sponsored by Squarespace.
I use affiliate programs. Links above (through Kit.co) are affiliated links meaning if you click them, I get a small commission. Your price does NOT go up!I critique 360 of your astrophotos!Nebula Photos2023-08-20 | See my pinned comment for timestamps to jump to a particular critique. Thank you to Night Sky Camera (nightskycamera.com) for the Astro-modified Canon SL2! The winner of the camera giveaway was Zachary P from Texas.
❤️ Patreon ❤️ I am able to pursue Nebula Photos full-time thanks to my generous supporters on Patreon: patreon.com/nebulaphotos. You can join our supportive community of astrophotographers for as little as $1/month.I tested the ZWO ASI2600MC DuoNebula Photos2023-08-11 | This new astronomy camera from ZWO incorporates a guide sensor and an imaging sensor into one body. In this video, I share my thoughts on the camera and talk through a number of tests I did to see how well the camera does with different gear combinations.
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+++Thank You+++ A huge thank you to ZWO, Askar, Astrogear.net, and my Patreon members. Without all of you, this video would not have been possible.
Contents ============================= 0:00 What is the Duo? 3:15 Disclosures 4:11 Differences - Pro vs. Duo 7:55 Image Circle Considerations 8:40 Description of Tests 11:10 Test Results
Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the All-Star Telescope, High Point Scientific, Astrobin, OPT, Agena Astroproducts, eBay, Astrogear.net, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astroproducts QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Hunt's Photo & Video. I do not review products for money and any brand deals will be fully disclosed. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.
Video Disclosures ============================= I loaned the ZWO ASI2600MC Duo from ZWO to make this review. I was sent the Askar 103 APO and accessories from Askar/Sharpstar for the purpose of making a review. The Svbony SV220 was sent free-of-charge for evaluation from Astrogear.net.Modified DSLR vs. Dedicated Astronomy Camera with a Budget KitNebula Photos2023-08-04 | In this video, I compare a DSLR (Canon SL2) modified for astrophotography to a dedicated astronomy camera (Ogma AP26CC). I designed this video specifically for beginners facing this kind of decision. If still unsure *after* watching the video, check out this quiz I made to help you decide: https://forms.gle/oEPdGfTwuiCCoFJ8A
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Contents ============================= 0:00 Which Camera Should YOU Get? 2:12 Disclosures 4:00 Who is This Kit For? 8:35 Technical Comparison of the Cameras 15:45 Setup and Use of the Cameras 20:07 Linear Image Comparisons 26:48 Processing and Non-linear Image Comparisons 31:20 How to Take the Quiz 32:32 Patreon / Credits
Channel Disclosures ============================= I am a member of the All-Star Telescope, High Point Scientific, Astrobin, OPT, Agena Astroproducts, eBay, Astrogear.net, and Amazon affiliate programs. Product links in my video descriptions are typically affiliate links, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click them and purchase something. I also have working relationships with the following companies/brands to receive products to test: Askar, Svbony, High Point Scientific, Agena Astroproducts QHYCCD, WOBoyz, SmallRig, Venus Optics, Astrogear.net, Night Sky Camera, Hunt's Photo & Video. I do not review products for money and any brand deals will be fully disclosed. If you have any questions about any of this, please get in touch.
Video Disclosures ============================= I received a free long-term loan of the Sky-watcher Star Adventurer GTi from Sky-watcher USA. The modified Canon SL2 was given to the channel free-of-charge by Night Sky Camera, and I will be giving it away later this month. The Ogma AP26CC was lent to me for free by Ogma. The Svbony SV220 was sent free-of-charge for evaluation from Astrogear.net.I Get Advice from an Architect on my Observatory BuildNebula Photos2023-07-28 | I talk to architect Timothy Emerson (tedesignstudio.com) about my plans to build a backyard observatory, and he gives me tons of great advice you won't want to miss! Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
❤️ Patreon ❤️ I am able to pursue Nebula Photos full-time thanks to my generous supporters on Patreon: patreon.com/nebulaphotos. You can join our supportive community of astrophotographers for as little as $1/month.Alan Midkiff’s Unique Home Observatories (Observatory Tours #4)Nebula Photos2023-07-21 | Today we are touring Alan Midkiff's home observatories. Alan has two very unique observatories: a roof-top observatory built into the home, and a roll-off building design in a field housing a 50" folded Newtonian.
❤️ Patreon ❤️ I am able to pursue Nebula Photos full-time thanks to my generous supporters on Patreon: patreon.com/nebulaphotos. You can join our supportive community of astrophotographers for as little as $1/month.How I discovered the Hummingbird NebulaNebula Photos2023-07-12 | I share the full story of discovering a faint reflection nebula around the star V374 Cep in the constellation Cepheus that I have named Carver 1 or 'The Hummingbird Nebula.' Photos on astrobin: astrobin.com/3stv25 (new!) astrobin.com/3zm108 (initial) For those curious about making discoveries themselves, I break down some of the tools one can use for research. See below for links.
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💻 Links for Resources mentioned in the video 💻
Astrobin: astrobin.com/accounts/register/?r=NEBULAPHOTOS CDS Portal: http://cdsportal.u-strasbg.fr/ ADS: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/ Aladin: https://aladin.cds.unistra.fr/ Telescope Live: https://telescope.live/ Spitzer Space Telescope Press: https://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/news/ssc2019-08-nasas-spitzer-captures-stellar-family-portraitPreparing for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, Part 1Nebula Photos2023-06-30 | First in a new series on capturing a total solar eclipse leading up to the next one on April 8, 2024. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS Part 2 in this video series: youtu.be/t89dN92u39s
Baader Astrosolar Safety Film for making your own custom filters (3 stores in case any sell out): Agena - bit.ly/448ursS B&H - bhpho.to/3r4RFBj High Point Scientific - bit.ly/3PxkpNm
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I use affiliate programs. Links above are affiliated links meaning if you click them, I get a small commission. Your price does NOT go up!The Perfect 14mm Lens? - Sigma 14mm f/1.4 DG DN Art ReviewNebula Photos2023-06-08 | This review of the new lens from Sigma (pre-order here: bhpho.to/3CkEiiQ) includes all my thoughts and testing including a Milky Way shootout versus the older 14mm 1.8 DG HSM version. To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days, visit brilliant.org/NebulaPhotos/. The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription.
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==Disclosures== This video is sponsored by Brilliant. Sigma America lent me the new lens as well as a Sigma fp-L camera to try it with. They followed by review policy as laid out here: nebulaphotos.com/reviews I am a member of the B&H affiliate program. Your price does not go up, but I will get a small commission if you purchase an item after clicking my link.4 Telescopes Tested from $300 to $2300Nebula Photos2023-05-31 | Four Telescopes in the 86-90mm aperture range tested on the Pinwheel Galaxy! Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos for a 14 day free trial and to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
This video is sponsored by Squarespace.Confession: Ive become a pixel peeperNebula Photos2023-05-26 | Support this channel and join an amazing community of over 900 other amateur astrophotographers: patreon.com/nebulaphotosThe Zoom Lens of Telescopes?Nebula Photos2023-05-05 | Reviewing the new Askar V modular telescope - available now: tinyurl.com/askarv To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days, visit brilliant.org/NebulaPhotos/. The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription.
Cuiv's video for optical tests of the Askar V at all focal lengths: youtu.be/0c5Tm519J8E I did these tests too, and my results were very similar to his.
Contents ============================= 0:00 What is this? 2:02 Where did I get this from? 3:40 Physical Characteristics 6:10 Focal Lengths 7:47 Comparison Telescopes 9:48 Price comparisons 10:23 Who is this for? 12:07 Imaging tests 21:21 Brilliant 22:33 Patreon
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Video Disclosures ============================= This video was sponsored by Brilliant. The Askar V telescope was lent to me for review. After the review period ends, I will have the opportunity to buy it directly from Askar if I wish. The FRA300 and 80PHQ telescopes that I compared the Askar V to in this video were purchased from Askar after my previous reviews of these telescopes. I am a member of the AgenaAstro affiliate program. The product link in my video description above is an affiliate link, which means, at no extra cost to you, I will make a commission if you click it and purchase something from AgenaAstro.ASIAIR vs. LAPTOP vs. EAGLENebula Photos2023-04-28 | All versions of the ASIAir and EAGLE are available to purchase here: bit.ly/Eagle-asiair. Head to squarespace.com/nebulaphotos for a 14 day free trial and to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NEBULAPHOTOS
Contents ============================= 0:00 The Competitors 0:59 Disclosures 2:01 History 7:15 Comparisons 11:38 Squarespace (Sponsor) 12:53 Physical Characteristics 24:24 Connectivity 29:34 Feature Set 32:08 Software 36:58 Final Thoughts 38:13 Patreon / Credits
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Video Disclosure ============================= This video was sponsored by Squarespace.Edit Along - The Pillars of Creation with Siril & GIMPNebula Photos2023-04-21 | Download the data to edit along with me: tinyurl.com/jwst-pillars To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days, visit brilliant.org/NebulaPhotos/. The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription.
Resources ============================= Data: tinyurl.com/jwst-pillars Siril: siril.org GNU Image Manipulation Program: gimp.org JWST User Docs (NIRCAM Filters): https://jwst-docs.stsci.edu/jwst-near-infrared-camera/nircam-instrumentation/nircam-filters MAST Portal: https://mast.stsci.edu/portal/Mashup/Clients/Mast/Portal.html
Contents ============================= 0:00 Intro 2:28 Challenges 3:32 What to Download 5:03 Stretching in Siril 10:55 Combining and Color Mapping in GIMP 20:14 Brilliant
This work is based [in part] on observations made with the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope. The data were obtained from the Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes at the Space Telescope Science Institute, which is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc., under NASA contract NAS 5-03127 for JWST.