Photographing The Ghost Of Cassiopeia for Halloween

[@Dus_Spotter3024]

Yesterday I finally took my first photo of the Pleiades with my Canon EOS 700D. I firstly looked at it and said like ,,wow‘‘, now I have to try it again soon when I have good weather stack it, and then edit it.

[@hartcityparanormal115]

You may have the same tracer pad that I have, or one that's quite similar. In order to dim mine, if you press and hold the power button, it will dim the light. And if you press and hold it again, it will brighten it back.

[@ianmacdonald2307]

Brilliant video as always 👍

[@thomasphennigan]

Really nice !

[@pyves4156]

Amazing!... I'm also making this target for Halloween!...

[@stefanschneider3681]

Love this step-by-step video, very interesting! Beautiful picture 🤩! I am sure you saw in the footage that you missed the "go to home position"-button ... I saw it ...

[@deltaastrophotography]

@@stefanschneider3681 Haha! Yeah I saw it while editing. Confirmed! 😂

[@MrYvano]

Great job, and a fantstic scope. The Askar 103 APO seems to be a very good telescop. Clear skyes

[@4nidr3s1]

Happy Halloween, coming to the target it's definetely advance , you require special gear plus bunch of apps and steps before the shoot begins, it's definetely sort of advance target my humble opinion, thanks for the content you rock!!! regards from Ottawa

[@davekemp750]

Nice video, the tracer pad looks like the one I use and you press and hold the on/off button to dim/brighten

[@AndyUkLeic]

Thanks for another entertaining video.... Nice to see these complete walk through tutorials, I've been doing this a while now but even though I do things a little different, I picked up some nice little tips... Thanks mate.

[@jobluer7119]

have you seen sirdork videos on godzilla?

[@AstroDadsUK]

Great video I wish I could have got something but the weather here in the UK has been terrible, As for your LED pad hold the power button I have the same sometimes sliding your finger around the power button also dims and brightens it

[@craiglowery4427]

Great video Walt. Are you planning any planetary videos soon?

[@ancientlight_astro]

Another great video and photo 👏 I think I have the same tracer pad for taking flats and to lower brightness try pressing the power/on button and holding it for a few seconds it should start to dim. Keep inspiring others and I look forward to the next video! ✨🔭

[@Paul_AstroEsthetics_]

Looks similar to the tracing pad I have. Even if you press and hold the power button it doesn't change in brightness? I've started just shooting my flats indoors at a flat white wall 😂 seems to work alright until it doesn't I guess.

[@Doomdog308]

Hi just wondering why not use live because then you can watch it auto stack

[@robertgrenader858]

Geez, I was going to image the Heart Nebula this moonless night, but I think another target is called for.

[@Antenov570]

I have those spots. I have must of those spots in the filters

[@chrzanik666]

Lucky you I managed one 300sec exposure last night before clouds rolled in agin for 20nights straight😢

[@mr.pitogiros]

Hey awesome video. You have helped me so much on my journey as a beginner and now am looking to build my first astrophotography setup. Just a simple dlsr lens and tracker. What lens would you recommend for DSOs under 300€

[@patbritt3]

What school do I go to to learn that telescope you have?

[@zalllon]

I actually prefer the image with a little bit of the star halo vs no halo.

[@svfixerup]

Preemptive thimbs up

[@grht2]

Do you use dithering during capture?

[@deltaastrophotography]

@@grht2 I do. I forget to mention it sometimes because it's pretty much a set and forget thing. I only mess with the settings when I switch to a scope or lens with a dramatically different focal length from the one I've been using.

[@grht2]

@deltaastrophotography I did not know about this thing (dithering) before recently, damn. So many hours trying to solving a problem I had no idea existed. Awesome work by the way, love the videoes.