Seestar S50. The First Six Months.

A sample of deep space objects imaged in my field in front our our house over the last 6 months using the Seestar S50 Telescope. This is just a start up video for the channel. We will be going into detail on these objects in upcoming videos.

[@JThomas-c6b]

Good job! One thing you may want to demonstrate is what you get out of your time investment. Show an image you may have processed with 500 subs, then show the same image at 1000, then 2000. This would encourage others to committing to spending time on select targets and then they can see the changes for their time investment.

[@treetopflyersofva2]

Amazing photos. Hard to believe those beautiful images are above us in the night sky throughout the year

[@jimwimmer3490]

It boggles the mind.

[@Ramsayoutdoors]

All of them are stunning just got my self dwarf lab telescope but is the Seestar any good any advice bud

[@PhotonRookie-vk7ge]

I love my Seestar. But I've heard good things about the Dwarf too.

[@BrickBasherUK]

Amazing photos. I am seriously considering buying one of these but im a total noob. Worried i wont be able to capture images this good, is the workflow easy enough for a beginner ?

[@PhotonRookie-vk7ge]

There is a learning curve. But if I can do it anyone can. I am uploading a video showing my workflow now. It should be available for you to watch shortly. Let me know if it helps.

[@Sybilloveroflife]

The eye of God is first ❤ But the pillars of creation up close took my breath away. Thank you, Roman.

[@MikeHawksSmall]

absolutely amazing images dude! your lagoon nebula and andromeda are my favorite! keep up the great work!

[@Spyridon_on_the_way]

For 500 bucks. Very good.

[@Garmy1]

4:44 if you look closely you can see a hyena face in the rosette

[@ronstumpf]

And now I’ll never look at Rosette again without seeing that!

[@kamczysss]

Wow. Really beatifull pictures. What have You used in post-prossesing?

[@PhotonRookie-vk7ge]

Thanks. I stack and stretch in Siril. And use GraXpert, Gimp and Astrosharp, all freeware.

[@lapsy9496]

Superbe. J'adore mon seestar aussi 😊

[@rotwiler7674]

I have used the seestar s50 about 12 times. At first I did not give it enough time, so last 4 times I did, but in my area(actually my yard), i only have one good area in space I can have clear view without moving scope to middle of my land. I havent tried different processing yet. Was able to get a pretty good Andromeda galaxy, scarey face nebula, and dumbell. Saturn taking snapshot could see ring, but no seperation. Yours look great. Average person would think nasa took those.

[@rotwiler7674]

Actually, Saturn looks like what you were able to capture. Hopefully second version of s50 will have 2 lenses to have planetary mode and deep space.

[@caspase888]

I came again to this video and was mesmerized by this amazing video … the beauty of the universe, layered by awesome music. Please help me to decide between seestar and Dwarf 3. The high resolution and zoom of the seestar is what I like, whereas the ability of the dwarf to take wide as well as self guiding birding videos etc is what I like. Thanks a lot.

[@jimwimmer3490]

Hi. I just posted a link to a great forum discussing the Seestar vs Dwarf 3. I hope you find it useful and thanks for visiting my channel.

[@caspase888]

How much is the resolution of these photos … what size prints can I make using Seestar? Thanks a lot

[@jimwimmer3490]

1920 X 1080

[@caspase888]

Thanks. Now I have to figure out how large prints I can make. Even if I am able to make 10 prints of 10 different DSOs, I think I will recover the cost of this.

[@averageadventure200]

beautiful

[@jimwimmer3490]

Amazing, vast universe.

[@gawa88]

I just bought this new device. Thanks for sharing