2 weeks with a telescope Skywatcher 150/750 on Neq3-2 mount

[@TOPGrowtipps]

Really nice, incredible pictures with absolut fantastic sound!!!

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you :)

[@mevikkkkk]

Aesthethic of this video is just perfect, big ups!

[@remeusromulus]

Thanks for your comment, clear skies :)

[@erepiv]

I want absolutly this telescope. Thank you very much for this video. Your pictures are beautiful !!

[@remeusromulus]

+Lina Lina Thank you for your comment, glad you like it :)

[@jujubean7664]

Thanks for including the info in the bottom right, I’m starting out with an 8se and t3i

[@viliy0]

Wow Vega looks amazing

[@remeusromulus]

That was my first image :-)

[@hang-sangitch]

@@remeusromulus is this image online anywhere?

[@remeusromulus]

@@hang-sangitch Yes, in my Astrobin account : www.astrobin.com/190990/?nc=user

[@davidbradshaw5043]

Beautiful photos!...

[@everton4135]

Really nice! Andromeda looks awesome

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you :) I made last year a better version of Andromeda with the same setup, it's about 4 hours of exposure. You can find it here : astrophotography-telescope.com/deep-sky-images-with-telescope-skywatcher-150750/

[@ThoughtandMemory]

Brilliant! I to am a skywatcher 150/750 explorer owner since xmas 2016. Also upgraded to the RA motor drive and am just waiting for my Canon 1000D to arrive next week. I have Baader solar film and will be doing Solar phography as well. I also went the C270 route but stripped mine out of it's case and fitted it in a 'project' box with film cartridge case as the nose tube. So far I have only captured Venus and haven't delved into the registaxx software as yet. Great Stuff.

[@remeusromulus]

Hello and thank you for your comment :) With your Canon it'll be great for capturing the beauty of the Deep Sky. With only poses of 30 seconds (many of them, hundreds) you'll have amazing pictures ;) Actually i'm no more using the C270 as i just bought an ASI224MC, check out here www.flickr.com/photos/hdryx/ my new pictures with it. Clear skies :)

[@ThoughtandMemory]

I am looking forward to it. The learning also :). WOW. The AS1224MC certainly pays for itself the image quality id better many times over. Your Album is a thing of Beauty!

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you :) Yes the ASI224MC is extremly powerful and sensible, you can check also my reccent images here : www.astrophotography-telescope.com Clear skies :)

[@simbax2006]

Amazing, I have the same telescope, and besides the moon i havent got any luck yet with DSOs i cant wait to take it to the country side. :) Thanks for sharing, really inspiring.

[@fjoa123]

jikes man, those were really outstanding. Andromeda is a freaking jaw dropper.

[@remeusromulus]

Thanks for your comment :)

[@fjoa123]

thank you for the beautiful images!

[@remeusromulus]

fjoa123 Thank you very much :)

[@MadhurPulekarPictures]

Very impressive work...

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you for your comment, clear skies :)

[@antonkeys4330]

Great video, what is that sound track.....luv it

[@thedutchonequestioneveryth4128]

Love that deephouse tune man . Wow that is some smooth classic , real good detroit or st germain? . Terry lee brown ? . Timewriter? What is that lively deep sound?

[@arielmario2952]

nice very nice work, i will buy soon, this telescpe but with mount neq5. becouse i want to take pictures long expocision, i wonder , how long u was for take each pic, i mean, example, the moon? u just take a picture normal or u take like 5 minutes or more o les? and for those pics u take deep sky, how long u set the cam for take each pic, sorry bout my english

[@James-gg7un]

Whoaa.. All of them are great images! but one question.. did you stack these pictures or are these single exposures?

[@FisTheDucc]

he stacked them

[@Seneslau07]

Great work and great pictures, Bravo! Could I get similar results with the Skywatcher 150/1200 NEQ3 f8 or is the long focal lenght be a problem in astrophotography? Should I sell it and buy a shorter newtonian like yours? Or should I use mine f8 tube and buy a EQ5 or Eq6 mount for more stability? Is there a big disatvantage on using long tubes over the short fast ones in astrophoto? Thanks.

[@remeusromulus]

+Seneslau07 Thank you so much, i really appreciate your comment :) What's sure is that a F5 tube is faster than a F8. So what's got in only 30 seconds of exposure you'ill need more time (maybe 60s or more) to obtain the same result. As the NEQ3 is not perfect and robust for very long exposure and guiding, i think that you should buy a better mount, EQ5 or EQ6 as you said, and a system for guiding (finderscope and guiding camera) Clear skies :)

[@victorboesen3837]

+Romulus how would you say the neq5 pro would work with the same scope as you. I'm not expecting crazy Hubble quality photos, and I don't want something to expensive. And could I use this mount for some future telescopes with guide scopes?

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, sure the Neq5 is not an Heq5 but it's more precise and solid than my Neq3-2. If i had money when i bought my telescope i surely choose the Neq5. It can handle more charge so you can in the future add extra equipement for autoguiding like adding a parallel small scope with its camera. You can also save money buy not buying it with the GoTo but just a simple double motorisation AD and DEC. You can then with a Serial or USB adapter command the telscope from your computer ;-)

[@victorboesen3837]

+Romulus Hey! Thanks for the useful and fast answer:-)

[@remeusromulus]

You're welcome, clear skies :-)

[@felixzeng997]

great BGM

[@anthonyvandenwijngaert5491]

Beautiful! Will you be able to spot Andromeda with the Bresser Pollux 150/1400 EQ3 too?

[@remeusromulus]

Yes it's possible, but you have to expose longer to have the same result because of the difference in the F/D ratio. I have 150/750 so F/D 5 and the Bresser 150/1400 has F/D 9. F/D 5 collects more light than F/9 ;)

[@stocksj]

Nice seeing what a D3000 can do with just a 10mp sensor.

[@garrygadget]

superb images, i have the same scope but a few canon dslrs so Im going to have to try and emulate you.Your mount looks sturdier than mine though and Im still getting to use my motor drive correctly as I hate aligning with polaris as its a pain.

[@remeusromulus]

despotmurgatroid Thank you :) I'm still beginner and learning. The scope is very good and allow more unprecision and unperfection due to polar alignment errors. For me it's easy to do it polar alignment as i have a polar scope. Good luck :)

[@nicolamellia.9057]

Hey when you bought the telescope did they gave you even the pedestal I mean not the motorized one the normal one.

[@Apocalypsor]

hi romulus! i like your work as well!! respect! I bought myself a sw 200/1000 newton on a neq5 mount.. and a week ago I got a eos 700d.. would i be able to make as well so good pictures if i would get a motor for the RA?? best regards chris

[@remeusromulus]

+Chris Wojcik Hi and thanks for your comment :) Congratulations for your new telescope, with its 200mm mirror it's really more powerful than mine (150mm). For the same exposure time, you'll be able to collect more light, so of course you can have even more beautiful images with it. Of course you need a motor the for RA axes, and if possible add also a polar scope, it really helps to acheive easly a precise polar alignment. Clear skies ;-)

[@MilanKarakas]

Romulus, thank you for the video. I am just collecting money and chose exactly this telescope. So, now I know what to expect. It is excellent one.

[@remeusromulus]

Hi Milan, i'm so happy that my video inspired you :) This telecope is really great, invite you to read this detailed review here : bit.ly/2C3RawA I made new photos since i posted the video. You can check them here : bit.ly/2gjjYGX and here bit.ly/2rgLBBN Clear skies :)

[@MilanKarakas]

Thank you for extra info. I have friend who own it, and he recommend me this one. It should wait for a while until collecting $300 for the scope. Just got EQ3 mount, waiting aluminum tripod to arrive, and preparing for this telescope. My estimation is March - April... Maybe May... to get this scope in my hands. Clear skies.

[@remeusromulus]

Good luck and courage for waiting it ;) I waited 4 months to get my telescope :-)

[@MilanKarakas]

Thanks. It will be good that we have store with good telescopes here in Croatia, just enter and buy. But no, we have only beginners telescopes, for kids. Yes, it is long time to wait, but I will survive.

[@rozza6068]

Awesome..is there any modification made on the dslr or is it just mounted to a telescope with adapter? I have never been into photography and i just bought nikon d5600..but what i really would like to do is deepsky imaging like you...

[@TheGeorgexiro]

Great video! I've got a GSO 150/900 on a NEQ-5 with RA-DC motors. I have a ToupTek G3M385C camera and my deep sky shots are pretty good. Thinking of switching to a new camera in the future but I'm not sure which one..

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, why do you want to change your camera? I looks a good one. Unless you want a DSLR, which has the advantage of a large field of view. How about planetary imaging? Did you test it ?

[@TheGeorgexiro]

Romulus the camera is pretty good for planetary as well but the deep sky images I get after a couple of minutes of exposure the noise becomes noticeable... Also for the field of view

[@remeusromulus]

So yeah go for a good Canon DSLR, because a DSLR has a big censor so you'll have a bigger field of view. Or if you have the budget go for ASI071 or ASI1600 :D :D

[@lametraserillos1]

really nice !! what do you think about maksutovs 127 or 150 for planets and some deep sky ?? thanks

[@olliecrabtree]

really enjoyed the video! are you still using it or have you upgraded?

[@ricardovansteeg7430]

Great pictures man! :)

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you :)

[@thetimelords911]

where can I get a deep sky or planetary telescope? And how do I know where in the sky to look for these kinds of objects?

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, you can buy a telescope from many retailers depending on where do you live. You can even buy a telescope from Amazon. To know the location of the objects you can use the free software Stellarium. It's easy to use a has a huge database of objects (planets, galaxies, nebulas, comets, ....)

[@thetimelords911]

Romulus thanks!

[@Nottsboy24]

The Timelords....nice to see your interest in Astronomy 👍

[@valentinotera3244]

Move the ass

[@paulg4615]

Hi thinking of buying one of these telescopes but just wondered what is it like just using your eyes compared to the camera.thanks

[@manabendraray7577]

Really the pictures of deep sky objects was captured by your telescope? I have celestron astromaster 130 az , can i see deep sky like yours view? Please inform me because astronomy is my one of the best subject of life 👌👍😍😍

[@pattech3960]

was it the 150PSD or 150P?

[@john-wo4rv]

Music?

[@harrison00xXx]

wow! I cant imagine, as soon i got enough experience and skill to use my 150/750 newton and the EQ3 mount with the Pro Hand Controller how awesome this will be. Tried already my 300mm Telezoom Lens and a Canon EOS 550D DSLR at ISO 1600 at a barn door tracker with a RC motor and belt drive (with poor results, HEAVY wiggling/vibrations) 480mm are already a nice zoom (with crop in mind), but not with a weak tripod and a barn door tracker (but works great with 30-50mm on crop) Wondering how well my new DSLR, the EOS RP will perform. Since i can use ISO 6400+ useful i can run 10-20 seconds exposure time easily instead of being heavily limited with the old 550D. Its also lighter, so better for the anyways overloaded EQ3 mount.

[@leonidasthanasis6193]

Hello.Great video! What did you do to the web camera? What you can do so you can get max result? Thanks

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, the only modification i made to my webcam is to remove the lense. Then i put it directly in the eyepiece holder with a Barlow to maximise the magnification ;)

[@frantisekstancl6494]

Hello, nice video. I want to buy this telescope and I have a question. Can I see "so beautiful" DSO only by watching into the telescope or do I need make same process with photos as you did?

[@remeusromulus]

+František Štancl Hello and thank you for your comment. Unfortunately i'm living in a city with high light pollution, so for me it's hard to see DSO. I tried even with bright objects like M31, M42 and M13 but i didn't see anything except a faint bright thing :( But i've read that in visual we can't see colors like in pictres as the eyes aren't enough sensitive like cameras. So the only way to realy enjoy the beauty of deep sky objects with they details and colors is to photoraph them ;)

[@frantisekstancl6494]

+Romulus I have decided to buy dobson 8". This dobson has larger mirror and better stability for a same price as 150/750 + eq3, but it isn't much portable. I photographed the moon through the clouds with Lumix DMC-FX12 and 25mm ocular + bad seeing. I hold camera in hands. There is image www.imgup.cz/image/6Vn. I was so surprised when I saw hundreds of stars and by the eye only three :-D

[@Wic2r]

+František Štancl If you only see 3 stars visually and over 100 photographically, they're probably just hot pixels. Happens a lot, it's easy to mistake them for being stars...

[@frantisekstancl6494]

+Wictor Arthur No, no, You understand me wrong, my mistake. I saw many stars visually with telescope and without telescope only three. I didn't photograph them but I'll try it

[@remeusromulus]

+František Štancl Congratulations for your new telescope, you'll enjoy it ;) The dobson is great specially for visual. You can also try planetary imaging but i don't know if you can take picture of deep space objects like galaxies, nebulas, .. beacause you need a motorised equatorial mount. Nice first image of the moon ;)

[@paulkazjack]

Good stuff. What's the music please?

[@garrygadget]

I've got the polar scope as well with illuminator but it's double Dutch to me lol

[@remeusromulus]

despotmurgatroid Maybe beaucause you didn't calibrate it. It should be perfectly aligned with the scope. To do that, i advice you to watch this beautiful tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIGxZ3Wbd9qanNE

[@garrygadget]

Romulus Thanks for that, very usefull.When I got it I expected to see the northern stars in the dsplay but at first thought I was in Australia lol. Turns out they are all like this now but I think that didn't help.

[@remeusromulus]

despotmurgatroid You're in Australia? So you're in the Southern Hemisphere and you can't see polaris. You should then do polar alignment on Octans ;)

[@garrygadget]

Romulus no I'm in the UK and got the polar scope from FLO and it doesn't show the plough etc as I expected but the southern stars and it threw me lol. The guys at flo said they are all like this now but you have three inner circles to align polaris it's because as polaris changes position slightly it makes it more accurate but it just confused me?

[@remeusromulus]

despotmurgatroid Yes polaris position relative the north celestial pole changes. To know the exact position at a specific time, you have to use a tool for that. You can use this online : www.takahashi-europe.com/support/softwares/polarisfinder/polarisfinder-1.5-en.htm or download PolarFinder (free software). After that you should put polaris in the exact position on the reticule as it's shown in the software. That's all :)

[@bookmilla8616]

hey, i'm 14 years old and i've studied space for 4 years intensly. I'm finally allowed to buy my first telescope but i'm not sure which one to pick? I found one called "Skywatcher Telescope N 150/750 Explorer BD NEQ-3" and it has recieved 5/5 stars of many people, but i'm not sure which telescope to go for? I'm kinda nervous about the set-up since i know that its obviously not just a two step progress. Can someone help me out? Thanks :) - Swedish girl

[@remeusromulus]

Hello, Buying a telescope really depends on what are you going to use it for : Observation? Photography (Astrophotography)? Using it for Planetary ? Or Deep Sky (nebulas, galaxies, star clusters, ...). So it's important to fix what are planning to use it for. For the Skywatcher 150/750 is a really good telescope for amateur astronomers and astrophotographers. It's easy to use and to manipulate. Thanks to it's large mirror of 150mm, it can be used for planetary and deep sky (visual and photography). In my case it's my first telescope and i don't regret it. All the pictures in the videos were made with it (in just 2 weeks). Now i'm having it since more that year and i'm really satisfied ( Check here my latest pictures : astrophotography-telescope.com/deep-sky-images-with-telescope-skywatcher-150750/) Please not that this telescope is a little beat heavy, it weighs about 5kg (without the mount that weights more than that). So you should consider that point. There are other telescopes that weighs less than that. Good luck and don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

[@bookmilla8616]

Romulus thank you so much!

[@Nottsboy24]

BookMilla...it's so nice to see a young adult in the field of Astronomy ☺well done and i wish you all the best 👍:)

[@rozza6068]

Really 14🤒 i kick bottle on the street at this age🤫

[@tomspeed2000]

BookMilla now after 2 years i see this message, i like to know what model did you bought and are you happy with that? I like looking up just for fun. ;)

[@jackyboy8214]

Great Job !!! But, what is the music?!thank's

[@kai5966]

What is the aperture of the telescope and the focal length?

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, it's a Skywatcher 150/750 (150mm aperture and 750mm focal length). More info about the telescope : bit.ly/2C3RawA

[@kai5966]

Romulus So I have a celestron 130 with a normal eq mount, could it perform the same as this telescope with a Goto mount? If so, is it possible to add the Goto parts to the telescope mount that I already have?

[@remeusromulus]

Yes it's possible. You even start with just a simple Right Ascension motor (that's what i have with my mount). Of course a GoTo is better as it let point easily to sky objects and you can do autoguiding later. Check here for more details : bit.ly/2phekHc

[@kai5966]

Romulus So it's possible to add Goto materials to a normal eq stand and make it into a Goto stand?

[@srikanthyadake]

Great pictures! are these true field pictures?

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you :-) some pictures are cropped.

[@il5548]

should i have to use a motor drive to take photos of those deep sky objects?

[@il5548]

or if i want to take pictures of planets, should i use a motor drive?

[@remeusromulus]

Yes for deep sky photography you should use a Right Ascension (RA) motor. You can find in this website the motor that i'm using : bit.ly/2phekHc

[@remeusromulus]

For Planetary imaging the exposure is very short (some milliseconds) so you don't need a precise movement and tracking of the mount. You can move manually and slowly the mount. After that softwares like Autostakkert or Registax will automatically reject bad frames with fuzzy and blurred images due to the mount vibrations when you move it manually ;) Link to download Autostakkert : bit.ly/2DvUgql Link to download Registax : bit.ly/2n9vlmu

[@il5548]

I see, thank you

[@remeusromulus]

You're welcome, clear skies ;)

[@juliotankt]

good video! and awesome images taken through your reflector. I have the same telescope and mount as yours except not having any motorisation tracking. your work really does motivate me as this scope with RA motorised eq3-2 can do the imaging on DSO. because I was told that my EQ 3-2 with this scope not suitable for astrophotography etc which make me demotivated. could I have your email so that I can consult you in imaging in the future as mine telescope and mount is same as yours, so easier for me to get the right explaination from you.

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you for your comment i'm happy you liked my video and that encouraged you to make DSO with your scope. Beleive me i've heard the same story when i bought my telescope, they told i can only do visual or planetary imaging. But i said let's try, and you see the resulsts ;) I invite you to find more recent images (with the same scope) in my blog www.astrophotography-telescope.com/ and you can contact me through the form ;)

[@deltamalapane6111]

woooooow best amateur astronomy camera in the world im going to buy it,.......how much is it guys ?

[@remeusromulus]

What camera do you want ? For planetary or deep sky ?

[@rayanmahanna49]

Hi Romulus ! My father and I are new in the astronomy/telescope thing, but we wanted to see some sky objects because the sky is very clear where we live. So we bought a dob 150/750 (I think it's kinda the same as you) and we've been trying to see some objects but when we point at bright stars we can only see them with a very small magnification. We see the bright dots closer but they're still dots... we can't really see the objects. Do you think we did something wrong or is it the telescope ? Because I'm not even close from seeing the things you showed in the video ... maybe I should do more research on what I can see and what I can't ? or am I aiming at too small objects ? please help :c Edit : I forgot to say, you did amazing pictures by the way, great video :D

[@ktsvetkov]

Stars are always dots. Actually, what he (Romulus) is showing on this picture are just artifacts of the light diffraction. So, don't expect to see the "surface" of the star - this is impossible even with the biggest professional telescopes. Interesting observation you can do with very high magnification on stars is to try to separate double/triple systems like Castor (Alpha Geminorum), for example. Even then, I'm not sure how easy it is going to be with dobsonian, because at really high magnifications you need a quick way to follow the object on the sky. Clear skies!

[@cosmovistacnc5997]

very compliments

[@felixzeng997]

whats the title of the bgm you r playing

[@bojanaslepcevic5684]

Hey I really like your video ,and I was wondering would you help me ,i want to buy a telescope but I dont know with which one I could see the most. Thank u

[@nichtschwimmer4772]

Nice Music

[@sorreal5202]

Stop at 2:02, the center looks like a cube or so

[@thetimelords911]

i dont see what you mean...

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

With the vega image, how did you manage to show that much colour data with only 25 sec exposure?

[@InfiniteLegendz]

Hi Romulus! I have just bought a SKywatcher 150/750 and an EQ3 Pro mount. Can i have like your email or any contact information so i could ask you any questions regarding astrophotography! Thanks! Clear skies!

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, i sent you an email, feel free to contact me ;)

[@InfiniteLegendz]

Yeap i have received! Thanks

[@BritishBeachcomber]

Sorry to say this, but there's no way you could have got many of those images with the scope you say you're using. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but they look like library pics.

[@xerslnx9708]

Does your GoTo have tracking for long exposure pics?

[@nikosorf4250]

Pretty impressive stuff, I'm just wondering how you got Vega to look the way it does, did you use some special filter or is that how it naturally turns out with the long exposure and the stacked images?

[@MrMa1981]

Bravo first! How can we estimate or set the magnification without oculars lens? And so, how a camera could see Saturn so big with nothing but "tube magnifications"? How does it works? Hope I explain myself. Thanks.

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, magnification can be modified either by a Barlow lens (x2, x3 ...) or by choosing the right sensor size. The sensor size has an impact on how "big" the image will be. You can check this great online tool www.skyatnightmagazine.com/astronomy-field-view-calculator for testing different configuration (scope, camera, sensor) and the impact on the image size ;) Clear skies :)

[@handle8handle2handle2]

has anyone used the 6" Skyoptikst 150EQ Newtonian Reflector telescope, if so, were you able to get image of galaxies and planets?

[@gropiusBar]

Love it! Nice Music and nice Pics! I have a Nikon D3100 and im trying to sell it! So Wtf im doing?! Awsome inspired video clip!

[@remeusromulus]

Thank you for your comment and glad you like my video :) Yeah don't sell you camera you can use it for deep sky imaging or the Moon :D Clear skies!

[@gropiusBar]

Romulus Damn, my Cam is gone! At that moment that im ✍️ my comment to your clip someone buy it on Ebay 😂!Thats incredible, but no problem i start now to focus on that and its easy to buy a another one ! Cheers from Berlin and thanks for your Clip because your Clip wakes something alive in me!

[@remeusromulus]

Haha, oh man no luck. If you're going to buy a new camera, choose Canon. Most of astrophotography softwares are compatible with Canon and no Nikon. And don't forget to buy a T2 adapter to be able connect the camera to your scope.

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

did you need to record a video of the vega star or just 1 picture

[@remeusromulus]

+AceTankerPaul For Vega Star i shot about 40 pictures at 25 seconds of exposure. Then i stacked them in Deep Sky Stacker with Dark and Offset frames.

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

Thanks, I didnt know you can stack multiple images. I though only video stacking was possible.

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

+Romulus do you know if a nikon d3000 is similar to the canon 450d ? just wondering. ;-)

[@remeusromulus]

+AceTankerPaul the canon 450d has a big advantage on the nikon D3000 as it has a Live View. It will surely help you to get focus quickly and easly ;) Also it's compatible with BackyardEos or Astro Photography Tool ;)

[@Xxwolffangwarrior1xX]

+Romulus Oh thats awesome. that means i will sell my shitty medion were the lens cannot be removed.lol thanks for the help!

[@shaun4837]

Where did you get your telescope? Can you link me one

[@remeusromulus]

From there www.optique-unterlinden.com/catalogue/produit/m/0/p/SWG002 (i have only one axis motorisation) You can find the same product in any other reseller depends on your location.

[@Philobr]

Thinking of getting same scope. You have a logitech c270, when I look that up its a webcam, how do you attach that?

[@Moregoreable]

Hello Romulus i have this telescope and mount but i have a question for you, have you wondered or tried other tube on the same mount? I say little bit heavier...

[@remeusromulus]

Hello, no i didn't try other tube on my mount. And to be honnest i think that the 150/750 is the maximum that the eq3-2 can support, specially for astrophotography. Skywatcher said that the mount can support up to 5kg of charge. The tube 150/750 weighs 4.5 kg. If we add other equipement (Camera + adapter + finderscope + ...), il will surely exceed the maximum load supported by the mount ;) Maybe for only visual a heavier tube can be supported. Clear skies :-)

[@mikoajjagodzinski9946]

WOW!

[@traveldiariesindia6052]

Hi..i have d3200..how to take like this pictures ? I have celestron astromaster 130eq telescope but I couldn't take a single picture with it...

[@remeusromulus]

Hi, you have to buy a T Ring adapter (be sure it's Nikon as you have a Nikon) to be able to connect your camera to your scope, that's it ;)

[@traveldiariesindia6052]

Romulus I tried everything sir..but no use...

[@remeusromulus]

Sorry but i don't understand exactly your problem. Are you able to connect your camera to your scope? Do you have the adapter?

[@traveldiariesindia6052]

Romulus yes sir able to attach in scope and take pic of terrestrial objects but that also not clear..is my telescope not suitable for astrophotography? Because if I attach camera I can't see anything except terrestrial objects means building....

[@remeusromulus]

Travel Diaries Did you try on the moon ? It's an easy target. You have of course to do focus adjustment in order to see clear image

[@19lionkingfan]

Where did you purchase this?

[@remeusromulus]

19lionkingfan Do you mean the telescope, the camera or the webcam ?

[@19lionkingfan]

The telescope

[@remeusromulus]

19lionkingfan www.optique-unterlinden.com

[@19lionkingfan]

Thank you!

[@mikereynolds6118]

Where's the Firmament?

[@bajszosjozsef4850]

Haha! I see what you did there

[@arshadwm]

Need some help on telescope purchase. Where can I ctc you. ? I’m looking for a powerful scope but want to know more about it. If you could help

[@remeusromulus]

Will you use it for observation or for astrophotography? For deep sky or planetary or both ? What's your budget?

[@arshadwm]

Looking for multipurpose both planets and deep sky. Budget upto 3000 USD. I heard about Dobsonian skywatcher 16 inch or Celestron SCT 9.25. Secondly it should be motorized to track the movement as well as sky finder. Thanks.

[@remeusromulus]

@@arshadwm so mainly for observation and not astrophotography?

[@arshadwm]

If option is avbl for photos why not but main target is planets and deep sky.

[@MrRinoweb]

10 dark... 10 offset? What does it mean?

[@remeusromulus]

These are specific images taken to eliminate noise from images. They are taken with the telescope covered.

[@ΑντώνιοςΘωμάς]

Images are processed?

[@remeusromulus]

Yes, all the images are processed.

[@ΑντώνιοςΘωμάς]

Romulus Without process how are it?

[@remeusromulus]

It really depend of the objects and the quality of the sky. If the sky is really dark and far from any light pollution then some bright nebulas, clusters and galaxies can be beautiful. The image processing in astrophotography aims to reduce the noise of the images (generated by the camera) by stacking many pictures of the same objects, then enhancing the details and colors.

[@lizzywizzypop5961]

1:27 why Saturn looks like it’s up tilted a little

[@JohnsontheFly]

Because Saturn doesn't face the Earth rings up

[@bettyr5231]

How weight this telescope ?

[@remeusromulus]

About 5 kilograms

[@jefflucas_life]

How does a web cam get that close, are you using barlows with webcam?

[@remeusromulus]

Yes it's with a Barlow x2 and mounted in the telescope. The total focal length is 1500mm (750x2).

[@jefflucas_life]

Great mod, I just looked at the price of your Web can, it's under $40. I subscribed. .

[@remeusromulus]

Yes the webcam has a very good quality for it's little price. You can take a look at my gallery of the best planetary pictures that i took with it : wp.me/P89vB5-1b

[@jefflucas_life]

Romulus I hope to take pictures soon with my 8se on my channel. clear skies

[@George-mn4wd]

Hi Romulus thank you for sharing those incredible DSO images! May I ask how did you achieve focus on this telescope? Did you use only the T adapter to achieve prime focus or tweaking the primary mirror / adding Barlow lens was required?

[@余越崎]

So is it possible to shoot nebula without motorized tracking system? Just adjust the nebula to the center of my view each time before taking the picture? Then use deep space stack to process the pictures? Thanks!

[@remeusromulus]

Shooting deep sky objects without tracking is not possible. You need at least an RA (Right Ascension) tracking motor + vert good polar aligment. But you can do Planetary imaging without tracking motor, you have to recenter manually the target ;)

[@余越崎]

Oh, I see, thanks a lot! I was just considering to start with a sky-watcher 150/750.

[@remeusromulus]

150/750 is a great choice to start in astrophotography ;) Good luck and clear skies :)

[@shafin2590]

Andromeda in 300X?

[@valentinotera3244]

Nope, a full Andromeda (wich means included the less brighter part of the galaxy) is 6 time larger than Moon. 30x are almost too much. You can take it even with a tripod and 200mm lens. Not as good as this one of course, becouse you have few seconds exposure but... you can shock yourself! So: Tripod; DSLR; 200 to 400 mm lens; Sequator for align pics, noise and light pollution improvement; Cosmetic PP editing. PS: Orion Nebula is the easyest one. You can, at the beginning, been sotisfied even with a single 3 seconds exposure shot without any other editing (more or less my profile picture)

[@AttractAll]

👍

[@GoD_LoRD04]

I wish I could know how these things came in existence.

[@Herzyyyy]

Hey, I have a pretty nice telescope and this camera. I bought the t ring and t adapter so the camera now fits into the telescope but idk anything about the camera. If I can, I want good detailed pics of the Orion Nebula, Jupiter and possibly some star clusters, but I just don't know how to make the camera do anything! Help please!!

[@remeusromulus]

+Herzy VFX Hi, planetry imaging is different from deep space. For planetary you need to take videos and then processing them in Autostakkert or Registax. For deep sky objects, you have to take photos with long exposure. If Orion Nebula is visible try on it. It's a bright and easy object to start with. Set your camera to manual mode and ISO to 800 for example. Then shoot at 20 seconds (shutter speed). If your stars are pretty round then increase the shutter speed, if not then decrease it. It depends of the precision of your polar alignement. Clear skies :)

[@juliotankt]

I have same reflector and eq3-2 as yours. Would like to if using single axis motor only, can track object easily? As I know there is a dual axis motor for this eq3-2 mount, don't know if single axis motor can be installed for this mount...

[@stjepanbrkic3215]

Really good video :) One thing tho, its "Globular cluster", not "Global cluster"

[@remeusromulus]

Hi and thanks for you comment :-) You are right about Globular Culster, i made a mistake. I'll fix it in my next video for a Year With a Telescope ;-)

[@stjepanbrkic3215]

Awesome! Looking foward to see it :)

[@j0riiisslakdiss540]

Track id please ?

[@stocksj]

That surprised me since I’d already had a D3000, could have saved some money

[@remeusromulus]

Yeah it surprised me too ;) The camera has no live view, old one, but it's do a good job in astrophotography :D

[@iesnal]

song name?

[@remeusromulus]

Quasars & Pulsars by Re-Drum

[@iesnal]

Cant find it :(

[@remeusromulus]

I'm sorry the song is Purple by Re-Drum kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2TCm2hum8R_a80

[@iesnal]

Thank you!

[@astropeeks4210]

Hi! I’m currently waiting for my telescope (the exact same 150/750 SW on an Eq5), but I’m curious about what barlow did you use here: (astrophotography-telescope.com/wp-content/uploads/photo-gallery/6planets-webcam-logitech.png). I know that it comes with a 2x barlow, but I don’t know what barlow I should buy in order to get the best planet views (2x? 3x? or 5x?). Thank you and clear skies!

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

M A G N I F I Q U E!

[@shivakaleeswaran1913]

Save trees Save water Day zero is coming soon...

[@deadgod3968]

Where are flat earthers lol

[@giovlar1685]

musica e

[@JoaoDias-gi1um]

Parabéns. Tenho um. E show de bola.: meu canal e joao dias lua

[@Predator18999]

Hi! Do you have any problem with the overload? The manufacturer says the mount have 5kg max load and the telescope is 4.9-5kg itself. With camera it become to 5.4-5.5kg. It's not too high for the mount? I wanna use it for astrophotography (unguided).

[@fifi8028sjsnshhsbs]

Did u have any star tracer or drivers?

[@KiQLT]

Song name?

[@remeusromulus]

the song is Purple by Re-Drum kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2TCm2hum8R_a80

[@KiQLT]

thanks mate

[@SerAlbi]

Song???