COOL SPACE PICS WITH A PHONE AND BINOCULARS

[@michaeljustice4806]

Thanks for the upload another truly inspiring video nice one

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

I'm watching now. This is great, man! 😄💙

[@lucasgundersen9507]

: )

[@Rick_Stevens]

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[@kurtridnour1435]

What a great video! I had to watch it twice! I'm 60 years old. I have always wanted to get into taking photos of the planets and stars then my son blew me away by buying me a telescope for Christmas which got me so fired up to live my dream. Astrophotography always seemed so complicated and expensive but since I now have a telescope and camera, I'm going to get started. Your humor is top shelf!

[@meloney]

It's been a few years, did you eventually start? :)

[@kurtridnour1435]

I started to take photos of the moon, Jupiter, and Saturn. I am using a telescope my parents bought for me back in 1971. It is a 2" refractor, but the eye pieces are .965? but I make it work. It's amazing what you can see! Thanks again.

[@Lucian_Balthazar]

​@@kurtridnour1435​ *Lol, on your first initial comment you said your Son bought you your first ever telescope, which this is what got you started and stuffs but then in this recent comment of yours after like 2 yrs or so, you're claiming that it was your parents who bought you the telescope back in 1971, which despite the fact that it's old, you still manage to get the work done 😂 Like dude, that's just straight up lies mmaann, you've been caught in your own twisted lies, which I guess you forgot what to use as your main real story after all of these years that have passed in here 😂 And now I'm also very sure that this youtube account of yours here is fake !! Just caught you lying like that here, making up fake stories, which brought me to the conclusion that you're a big fake yourself and that you made up this fake account here on this platform to use it for some scams or something smh. This I'm so very sure bout it at a 100% dude, there are tons like you on platforms like this here, who are behind fake accounts with fake profile pictures of others, just to fool their way around and to scam, fool and steal people !! Glad that you've been exposed all by yourself, by your own very fault lmfao..* 🤣

[@peternicholls6532]

Most people watching this will not stop to think of the work rate and hours put into the making of these video's... It's really appreciated!...defo an Astro nerd :)

[@kristhompson8112]

I live on the other side of the world in New Zealand and my 8 yr old is just the same when you show them something utterly amazing , all I get is totally underwhelming deadpan "good " or maybe a "Yeah Dad it's good " Guess we can't compete with brain bending Ipad games, Well done to you Sir smashing capture... You give me hope

[@danielleesposito5487]

You’re definitely my most favorite Astro you tubers. You have great content, at a good quality, with lovely music!

[@Riktenstein]

Thanking you kindly.

[@JB-iz8bi]

@@Riktenstein its the legend himself

[@Rick_Stevens]

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[@jimpoop]

So I saw this vid back in December and gave it a shot.. 6 months and 7 grand later and I got several telescopes, cameras and mounts and am a proper astrophotographer. Thanks astrobuiscut.

[@Astrobiscuit]

cool thx chunter... comsider joining the other biscuits on the discord server discord.gg/astrobiscuit

[@cliveroberts415]

Great stuff. What Astrophotography should be about, seeing what you can get with the kit you have and having fun doing it.

[@thisisus.504]

I understand your heavens induced stupor. At age 16, went Youth Hostelling in South Wales in the middle of nowhere. (Zero light pollution). Got up at about 2 to 3 am to use the outdoor facilities and looked up. Goodness almighty, what a sight. I kind of felt scared it was such a humbling, panoramic experience. Was a sight I shall never forget. And sir......your video was top-notch.

[@lography6917]

I just bought some 15x70 celestron binoculars, a tripod adaptor, and phone mount for iPhone 8. And then this popped up! I swear you’ve so quickly become one of my favourite youtubers

[@lography6917]

Using sky view as a GoTo was brilliant!

[@Babyetan]

This video is what really got me into astro. I love your videos man, keep making them. Cheers from the US! Update as of November 2023: I have gone from binoculars and my phone to an astro setup with a tracking EQ mount and so far I've had good success, Thank you Mr. Biscuit for pushing me to pursue this hobby!

[@MPAstro]

What a Staggering achievement, I never under estimate on what a mobile phone camera can actually do, I have seen quite a few astro images taken from beginners and I have to say these images were amazing. I'm too under taking a product review at the moment and with a mobile phone is being used in the process. I can say the images you get from your camera phone technology is really staggering to say the least. Your videos bring new light to beginners making the impossible, now possible, I cannot believe that someone actually dislike this video, REALLY!!!! The video was damn good and very entertaining to watch, and you delivered an outstanding performance, and you put a lot of hard work into this, I know how hard it is and all the planning and hard work involved to make even a short video. Astrobiscuit please continue your quest to deliver budget Astronomy, we must deliver the goods to our viewers staying focused in delivering Budget Astronomy videos to them. And let's make Astronomy great again!!!!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Wooooh yeh! Lets do it Martin. Thx for the comments. I've been enjoying watching your videos lately . and yes they really are a lot of work . it's very hard to fit it in with a full time job- that's why I've not made that many , i think you've done a staggering job... What is more than 100 vids now.

[@abbad707]

oof

[@mekaburgess26]

Yes, thank you very much Astrobiscuit🔭📸🔦❤

[@D...Bizzle81]

Couldn't of said that better my friend

[@Varun_underyourspell16]

@V fRamed hey man you're here lol

[@jagotato]

No only that dude, you also taked another 2 galaxies in the same photo: M110 M32 And thats amazing

[@Astrobiscuit]

+Xavier H 😀thx mate

[@abbad707]

ye

[@projectretro8243]

Taked? Sorry im a grammar nazi.

[@dam.2606]

@@projectretro8243 pack you maha pyacer bu it y ia

[@dam.2606]

@@projectretro8243 set ke mo ja me!

[@rensio8]

I love the bit at 15:41 just brilliant. I love your videos, they’re some of the very best and most entertaining out there. Keep up the vids! Thanks, and you’ve got me into sky gazing again even more than ever.

[@RMTBU]

Well sir, I truly appreciate the hardwork and passion that went into making this video. You made it look so fun, cost effective and so encouraging for all the amateurs like me out there willing to explore the universe. Love and respect from India.

[@Loser-oq6th]

The way you introduced the phone and binocular is way beyond expectations

[@Spscc23998]

Amazing result! It's just incredible to think that, when those photons that passed through the objective lens of your binoculars began their journey, there was a very small population of four distinct human ancestor species roaming an Earth where sea levels were 20 metres higher than they are today, and that millions of years would pass before the first written word was recorded.

[@Astrobiscuit]

yes it is mind blowing 🤔🙃

[@niyatisarkar33]

Hey biscuit brother! Do you know what you have done! I just live in a town where atmospheric conditions and light pollution degrade the quality of sky,but still manageable. I own a 70mm telescope and just think that I need more. Your video has inspired me so much that my vision towards deepsky astrophotography just changed. I will definitely try your steps and work hard. Many a thanks to u. Clear skies.

[@markattardo]

Glad your vids popped into my feed! The practical budget approach you take is a great reminder that we may already have enough basic gear to start imaging objects more distant than the moon.

[@Astrobiscuit]

+Mark Attardo thx mark much appreciated😆

[@su-y7v]

I pray you and Rick can do this full time 🙏

[@porridgecoffeefinland]

Hi, mr astrobiscuit. I started watching your video's a few weeks ago and think they are absolutely fantastic! For some reason I (together with the 3 year old boss of the remote control that lives here) enjoy this video the most. We will try some astrophotography soon on the moon. Thanks for inspiring us :) ! I'll buy you a coffee. Greetings from Finland

[@Sparkey]

I for one appreciate the amount of effort and thinking that went in to the making of this. Stunning work.

[@checktheevidence]

Absolutely brilliant! Fun, funny, educational and demonstrating your determination using basic equipment to produce superb results! Thanks for sharing this!

[@curtzblues]

That did it! I subscribe. I started with the £ 600 vs £6000 equipment story and this one convinces me I want more. Your information and presentation are awesome.

[@leandroaguilera3598]

Definitely the best astro and leisure chanell on youtube!!!

[@skyrocks12]

that's absolutely amazing how you can get that kind of image with just a phone and binocs....

[@garyl5128]

Fantastic content, and great music too. One of the most entertaining and interesting channels going. Many thanks for all the time and effort!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Cheers gary

[@mtecartoneros]

Hey men, this is amazing. Por haberlo subtitulado en español mereces un premio al divulgador más generoso del mundo! Saludos desde Argentina

[@Astrobiscuit]

😁

[@mattbaseden971]

Love it as always Astrobiscuit! showing that space exploration truly is accessible to anyone! cant wait to get out of lockdown and out to the dark skies and try out your advice!

[@schermatvdsvortiz1463]

I enjoied very much this video, I feel like watching 2001 !

[@Astrobiscuit]

Riktenstien will be pleased!

[@Riktenstein]

It's a great film and the 50th anniversary.

[@MarkSeibold]

Yes Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is probably the most epic cinematography ever produced... but do go out and observe the real night sky with a good quality optical telescope eventually ... the real experience of observing the reality of your Universe can be life-changing. *Also see the Mark Seibold Facebook site. Tens of Thousands of hours of free public Sidewalk Astronomy, in the John Dobson tradition.

[@tiger3.052]

@@Astrobiscuit yoooooo

[@chillkat2317]

I've been watching you from the beginning. You have grown so much over the years. Your videos are tops, you make it a lot of fun. I always go back to your videos to lift my spirits. Thanks for awesome quality, putting in so much work in to them.

[@stevegreen3442]

Loving it! I'm going to try and do this myself as a first introduction to astrophotography. Many thanks for this!!!

[@davidsoneagleclaw]

6 years later and your video still helped me a lot, I'm starting astrophotography with binoculars and a smartphone, because in my country, telescopes are extremely expensive, believe me. Greetings from Brazil.

[@MohammadFarhan-mo6mo]

This is budget astronomy to its finest. Hats off man!!! 🙌

[@TR6Telos]

I was with you there on the moors you have the motivation I wish I had, but at 64 I do feel the cold much more than I used to. Brilliant stuff. Thanks.

[@haxefede]

That's it, Im gonna do it, I have to do it now. I'll will be back whit my results. Great channel! thanks for your content! keep it up bro!

[@Astrobiscuit]

good luck ;-)

[@LatinPlayer10]

Where are the results?

[@royal6355]

@@LatinPlayer10 nevermind. Just another dummy on KZbin

[@johnwayne7987]

off bitch!!!!!!

[@tarman420]

How did it go?

[@ColonelHathi]

I've watched a few of your videos now and I want to say, thank you. This one is exceptionally amazing. I recently purchased a monocular and I feel inspired to try something like you've done in this video. Thank you again. Absolutely Brilliant Video.

[@taipalsaarir3b0rn75]

How can you just not love this guy!

[@book3100]

I didn't think it could be done so nicely with a phone and binos.. Awesome!

[@Ok-mb3wd]

This content is absolutely amazing. So incredible whay you can do just with your phone and some binoculars. Im dying to try this with my telescope!

[@saturo_nipon]

@15:40 signs of enlightenment. I am loving your expeditions.

[@jackmini1217]

Very impressive. Couldn't imagine of results like that from phone...

[@dot6102]

This video started my Astro journey.. :) bought binoculars first, lately a dslr and now I'm waiting for my spacecat and star adventurer!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Awesome😜 and a good combo

[@BackyardObservatory]

As someone that kludges a lot of gear due to a penny budget, I really liked this video. It's a prime example of "outside the box" approach to astrophotography without all the elitist thinking.

[@samd4745]

Shut the front door! The result is awesome....I'm blown away with how this turned out! Also, good to see you can do this without all the expensive equipment :)

[@darhopkins5433]

I've just discovered you here on KZbin and truly enjoyed this great video. Subscribing now! Can't wait to try things here in the states. Greetings from Cincinnati, Ohio!

[@handlesarefeckinstupid]

Same!

[@earthling_parth]

Wow, simply wow. Please do more binoculars astronomy stuff. I have already watched a couple of your other videos on binoculars and I LOVE IT ❤❤❤❤

[@bilel.zouari]

This video deserves 1M views Thank you for this great video

[@TheNobbynoonar]

Just found your website. WELL DONE! Really enjoyed the video. This has inspired me to dig out my 7x50’s and try and get some images of the night sky. I really appreciate the time you put in to show what can be achieved without breaking the bank. I think a lot of beginners (and intermediates) are put off taking the hobby further because they think they have to spend ££££££’s to get results. This approach is just what this hobby needs. I can imagine a lot of people being inspired by your videos. Thank you.

[@ralienpp]

Thank you for this journey! I appreciate the music too, what a joy!

[@jfatur1]

This channel is new to me as of today, but WOW. Great information and really entertaining at the same time. Favorite astrophotography channel by far.

[@wayofharmonyUK]

Definitely going to give this a try! Thanks for the inspiration 👍

[@Astrobiscuit]

thx Jason, good luck with it

[@gypsyjengypsydogs9320]

I wish someone had told me about this channel years ago. It's very clever with fun content and, I appreciate the fact that even I understand the Science. Great Channel.

[@Chris_Kwon_Do]

Thats what I wanna do. Try to take pictures of the milky way. Then forget what I'm doing by just looking at how amazing the night sky is..

[@yomichee]

I have watched this video quite a few times and enjoy it every time. You have a great personality for hosting thank you !

[@benjaminchance3311]

entertainment and education, and some sweet music. this is high quality.

some biscuit also hahhaha

[@solsystempl9924]

Maan. I had never ever do any astrophotography, but now, I feel it's my life's purpose. thx

[@ronypineda2060]

Sigue así ! Impresionante tu trabajo y tu pasión por el cosmos.

[@victoriaheap88]

Finally got my camera phone onto my binoculars and a method of attaching them to a tripod. Had to find alternative methods to those shown in this video. Now I just need some clear skies. Thank-you for the inspiration ❤❤

[@AlpheccaMeridiana]

Absolutely brilliant, amazing and funny too! i love this!

[@Chris-ny3st]

Thought I'd drop you a comment to say that, inspired by this and your other videos, I finally dug out my giant binoculars and tripod and went out tonight to see what I could see. Quickly learned that I don't know my way around the sky at all!, but was impressed with how many things I could see with the binos compared to my eyes - lots of stars, some satellites and (possibly?) the ISS? Very bright and fast moving whatever it was. Spot of the night though was the badger that walked up to about 5 feet away before it realised I was there and ran for it's life! Don't think my camera phone snap of the badger qualifies as an "astro" photo though, but it's a start!

[@adityakinjawadekar562]

Wow!!!! Great video!!!! Absolutely love your channel! I guess you're the only one doing this! You can make your own barn door tracker ( very cheap and easy) and get better shots with binoculars. Looking forward for more amazing stuff just like this! This is my favourite astrophotography video so far!

[@Astrobiscuit]

thx Aditya, much apreciated

[@richdorset]

This is brilliant. Love your channel. You are the Richard Hammond of astro-photography.

[@RolandK]

I am like a dog waiting for a next biscuit! :) Thanks guys! :) Amazing job!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Thx mate... Much appreciated

[@GregK8625]

Your videos are so unique and sooo damn entertaining! So, far you are the first and only one I support on Patreon and I encourage everyone to do so!

[@chryssdale5747]

Im gonna do this while under quarantined lmao😂

[@th3challenger895]

Lmao

[@stanfordpines253]

Im already doing it.......in my back garden😂

[@alanmaclaren4118]

I’m doing it on my rooftop lol

[@themostwntedeh8367]

I did It with out seeing this video , so i could say its a coincidence

[@TheForfattare]

Already ordered the tripod adapters for my binoculars and phone. Can't wait

[@safarmaihoon2919]

Astonishing, Mind Boggling !! I really admire you sir, and you really deserve much more viewers and subscribers. Keep digging, sir !!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Thx Retesh most appreciated

[@jaydmhearne]

Insane! Well done. Great vid!

[@leecrump]

I'm wanting to buy a scope to dabble in some photography and i've been super anxious about what to buy, and you pull this off! It's really eased my mind knowing that with some patience, digital photography magic, and really any stable scope, I can be on my way. What a brilliantly entertaining and educational video. Kudos.

[@vipsavior]

This guy can turn a trash can into Hubble Telescope 🔭

[@DebBan]

This is inspiring, innovative, cheap and do able. Currently there is a cyclone above my head. As soon as it pass, will get a less polluted sky. 😃 will definitely try your method.

[@larsonseq9269]

That's a really great video, hope I'll be able to get a place with less light pollution

[@JuanAMota-pu5zx]

It's amazing the amount of excitement you can get from a simple smartphone and binoculars :D Thanks for this video!

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

When a phone and binoculars can see, what a $100 Million Telescope Observatory can see = . . . S T O N K S 😂😂😂

[@Crazyarnold12]

IKR! LOL, That’s why I bought some $100 binoculars and THEY’RE FREAKING AWESOME YOU CAN SEE LIKE 1 MILE AWAY NOT EVEN LYING!!!

[@shatterpointgames]

No, but still impressive

[@FatterTony]

Yeah, I bet NASA are kicking themselves for not knowing about this before Hubble :D

[@juniorr2646]

@@FatterTony 🤣 yeah sure

[@dumbass6329]

@@Crazyarnold12 No, but still impressive what binoculars can see. I use them to scope somethings out before using the telescope. A telescope is always much better.

[@jamesdavies3223]

I have just got a pair of binoculars for xmas as I wanted to start looking at the night sky and maybe taking pictures in the future. This has really inspired me. Just need to wait for the clouds to disappear so I can start my astro journey.

[@muffigaming2787]

There is a reason it is said that astronomy is a humbling experience, isnt there?

[@tuneboyz5634]

Rat puppy 🐁

[@bricejus]

So amazing just wanted to say thanks. I have a eye disease and it keeps me from seeing the night sky it's just a wall of darkness with no light. You let me see a beautiful night sky and some amazing images thanks bud

[@usaidn3912]

AMAZING. You just earned yourself 1 more subscriber

[@Astrobiscuit]

Excellent (just need another 96000 and i can stop working🤣)

[@solarwinds-]

loved it. informative and entertaining. Very funny in places. It had suspense. Drama, it had it all, with just a phone and binocs. lovely..

[@MrBulldog125]

Amazing video and I have just ordered myself some Celestron upclose G2 10x-30x 50mm zoom binoculars. I am new to this but this video has helped me out loads and I can't wait for them to arrive later today. Can I also ask what mounting bracket you used for your mobile phone.

[@hollynoelleAbductedUfologist]

You are amazing. AND adorable. I love the Stars. Thanks for Sharing!

[@sam-a-tronix9422]

Did you use a stock camera app or something different ? Can you suggest me some good camera apps for Astrophotography? Great Video by the way, keep it up!

[@asit6947]

If your phone supports it you can download a modded version of Gcam. (Google 'your phone name Gcam mod')It has astrophotography mode in it which is quite impressive. But it stacks shots by itself and takes a while to get 1 shot (3 minutes) so might not be good for stacking them manually.

[@tonybalm1513]

Just show's what can be done on a shoestring. Brilliant!!!!!!

[@migueldesa0031]

very cool! now I have to try it myself! thanks for the link :p

[@jillsmith6181]

You Guys are Absolute Legends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SeemsLikeSomething]

I was literally doing this exact thing the other day on my front porch Lol

[@axellondon5015]

Mate really you are a genius !! I really like your videos, thank you !

[@manifeellikeawoman6888]

13:53 omg..so gorgeous😍😍😍😍😍😄

[@Astrobiscuit]

Yeh darmoor at night is special... Really glad i did it

[@RoachDoggJr2112]

That genuinely looks as good as astrophotography from the 70s. I'm not even that old (23!) and I grew up with pictures like that in my textbooks, at least early on in school lol.

[@astro.p]

Noone talks about the edit that he made on 7:12 tho...

[@leonardofaria6384]

Man thank you for that! I saw the other binocular video and got so excited, bought the binoculars straight away, can't wait for it to arrive. I am also in London so I will see your other tips and let you know if I succeeded

[@search4more]

Like like like 👍🏻💪🏻

[@Riktenstein]

Thanks.....

[@serenali7403]

This is so cool!!! Thanks for the clear explanation and showing how much you can do with binoculars and a phone.

[@Astrobiscuit]

Pleasure😁

[@niyatisarkar33]

Have you used any dark frames,flat or bias frames while stacking orion nebula? If so,then please tell how?? I want to know..

[@videoman77365]

the best intro in astrophotography on youtube

[@TalGivoly]

Thanks. This is great. I am going to try this. Found a phone with IR not filtered. Which app did you use to take the photos and intervalometer? Also, which settings in the. App (ISO, for example).

[@cristosanto815]

I like this guy, his music his vibe his hobbies! Make me happy

[@Riktenstein]

Glad man!

[@chateaudememanat6710]

Hi there I wanted to know what the app is called that you used for taking the photos ? Many thanks Andy

[@MRakshay-fb2mu]

Hey Andy, The app he told about is name sky view but there are some good astronomy apps out there like Stellarium, Star walk 2, and MO(Mobile observatory)...

[@chateaudememanat6710]

MR. akshay thanks for the reply It was the app that took multiple times photos that he later stacked in the video that I was looking for Cheers

[@luigisorbilli6851]

@@chateaudememanat6710 have you find the app?

[@cny20]

@@luigisorbilli6851 i need to mate

[@luigisorbilli6851]

@@cny20 yes basically everyone, but i want to fight overpopulation i have 2 children and i must stop. Take the correct precautions

[@KP_Oz]

Beautiful mate. Well done. Thanks for inspiring. I am onto it. Way overdue!

[@saillei1808]

The most difficult part is how to mount the phone.

[@Doggstyler]

Man, you're really entertainer with those amazing videos you make. I can see your passion for the deep space, stars and all and you make everything looks so cool and inspiring as well! I follow your channel with the same passion for your content which you put work on it very well each video you do 👏👏