Zooming in on the Sun with Sunspots! Nikon P1000 - this camera is almost like a Telescope!

[@weeeeeeeeeeeee5]

Expection : ☀️ Reality : ⚪

[@MrSuperMole]

It all depends on the solar filter. There are also some filters that will show you ☀️

[@nytarskongen0072]

@@MrSuperMole Which costs more?

[@borhanuddin4289]

If they watch it without solar filter, ur expectation will fulfilled.

[@Agent-ik1ui]

Actually sun is white

[@nytarskongen0072]

@@Agent-ik1ui I hope you are joking

[@gluonic]

The sun oddly looks like a really bright moon, and it looks like a cool night. Love it.

[@abdullashah399]

Its not moon its sun

[@THOMAS-jd2be]

@@abdullashah399 bruh it looks like moon with solar filter lol

[@jupiter_ios]

@@THOMAS-jd2be i like Water 🚿

[@gluonic]

@Triggered Gamer X I know, I was just saying what it looked liked. It looks like the moon.

[@ElementalRubixCube]

THE SUN IS NOT A MOON IF YOU SAY THAT YOU ARE THE DUMBEST HUMAN ON EARTH

[@KrawllUnchained]

That's insane to think that a camera can take us that close to the sun. Thanks for this, i never imagined i would ever see the sun from that close in my lifetime lol. Now i want a camera like this one haha!

[@soap1185]

Dude the sun is massive

[@hombrenuevoacts1728]

How the fuck do you know that's the size of the earth? Do you expect me to just believe you since you do nice tricks? Like the catholic church used to do?!

[@hombrenuevoacts1728]

@@SlickRickTPB so they say but it's bullshit

[@nzmarco]

@@hombrenuevoacts1728 Found the flat earther

[@architsisodia5960]

@@hombrenuevoacts1728hello failure in the field of astronomy and science .. U should see kosmo more often

[@nikhilchandra2293]

It’s fascinating to see an object which was there before any of us even the earth and will be there when all of us will be gone.

[@terrormilk384]

the dinosaurs did and future lifeforms will always look at the same sun you do. Thats just crazy

[@NGC-8931]

Wow thats crazy

[@SandroFE61]

Earth was here first, Read Genesis, old testament.

[@terrormilk384]

@@SandroFE61 so you chose the easy way to understand this world you were born in.

[@terrormilk384]

@@corpseparty8868 the key difference is science. They didnt know anything for sure. Now that we have the scientific method to be verry sure about things, god is everywhere science hasnt reached, yet.

[@itisshashankdev]

thanks for sharing this. and thanks for showing the Earth as reference, truly amazing work

[@rochditidjani]

Stunning image of the sun and it's spots. The P1000 is truly a very competent camera with an amazing lens. Thanks for sharing.

[@Rick-kb1wv]

Just beautiful! Great video!

[@m_abhijit_]

This is called perfection

[@MrSuperMole]

Thank you :)

[@arifali009]

@Pål HÖGSTEN nice👌

[@Infovince3434]

That makes me think the sun might not be what I always thought it was..

[@mcsascsu]

Great job. Would you explain me, how did you build your filter?

[@ALSPEHEIR]

Man, if a simply camera can see all this, I wonder what the James Webb telescope will reveal to us once gets launched.

[@khalebjoseph871]

Impatiently waiting 😩

[@ALSPEHEIR]

@@khalebjoseph871 Just more 30 days until it arrives at the Lagrange point. Fingers crossed.

[@ReickyTcharles]

@@ALSPEHEIR actually the first photo will be around 6 months :(

[@ALSPEHEIR]

@@ReickyTcharles Oh fuck :(

[@master_wa-chu-sei7137]

Nada

[@sabik6979]

Beautifully done and the music gave it an amazing touch. Thanks for sharing this.

[@jadeblack7979]

second that :

[@Donnouri1]

Extraordinary, why does the sun look so quiet, calm and smooth?

[@oneshotonekill2997]

Because it is not what ever been told..

[@daliajurado4272]

​@@oneshotonekill2997 exactly

[@vasil.6842]

@@oneshotonekill2997 What is it exactly ? I am wondering too.

[@oneshotonekill2997]

@@vasil.6842 Check out Eric Dubays KZbin channel. He explains the true earth we live on

[@vasil.6842]

@@oneshotonekill2997 I know Eric ( : Wanted to see what you think it is. Not him.

[@jalbdigital]

Estas camaras nos acercan mas al Sol de lo que nos muestra la NASA

[@akarsh003]

Nice what look of sun see sunspots.

[@Noq92]

Can’t believe you have this camera and believe in the heliocentric model

[@MrSuperMole]

And is there any other model?

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

He uses this camera CORRECTLY and records videos of planets. Instead, all the dumb flerfs who have this camera don't even know how to FOCUS IN on a planet and use their incapacity as "proof" planets look like stars.

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

@@dimensio_italian_magicianAre there any videos on this channel where he zooms into stars? People are uploading videos of out of focus stars, correct? Would be amazing if this channel could upload a video of zooming into stars with a focused camera. Instead there’s just the zooming in of planets, eclipses, starlink etc. Afterall there is said to be more stars in the sky than grains of sand on earth… the uploading of ONE video zooming into a star would be nice.

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

@@johnsondoeboy2772 oh, i own a telescope and a focused star looks like a bright colored dot, while if i make it out of focus it looks similar to most videos of the so called "truth seekers" on the internet. When out of focus, the object appears bigger and you can see the reflection of the telescope's mirrors. You can try this with your phone..go on your camera app, select pro mode and center any distant light. Even the moon works for this "experiment". Then go to the focus settings and change it. You'll see how the moon or the distant light will become bigger (just like you see on your "truth seekers" friends' channels...) One last thing.. if you're one of those who think that a camera is better than a whole freaking telescope, educate yourself. A telescope with its eyepiece works similar to a camera lens, except it's much bigger. Therefore, it can collect more light than any camera and can go up to much more magnification than a camera. So don't try to call everyone "sheep" while you probably repeat what you hear on flat earth videos and then call yourself the "genius who can think freely"

[@НектоНикто-н5э]

thanks a lot for your work! i saw the sun so close first time in my life! it's beatifull!

[@elyad67]

P1000 is a beast, one of a kind, not even sure if its worth waiting for the next P series Nikon, if they even would release at all, might have to grab one, to get zoom like this below a G is unheard

[@1THETUFFGUY]

Wow I love it a real picture of the sun! Keep up the good work

[@patriciaschuster1371]

What a gift to be able to see this! Thanks!

[@wojciechnowak910]

wow, pięknie. Jaki trzeba mieć statyw do wykonywania takich obrazów tym aparatem?

[@Wldmanuk]

Ain't 93 million miles away is it seeing sun spots how far can u get this clarity with a object will tell u how far away sun is

[@msidc1238]

The clarity of an object will not tell you how far away it is.

[@sritimanadak3937]

Great job man. Btw, What approximately is the cost of the overall setup?

[@MrSuperMole]

Thank you :) The entire kit used in this video costs around $ 1,600.

[@vik0595]

@@MrSuperMole wow.. that's expensive but still worthy ☺️

[@Baleur]

@@MrSuperMole Would a telescope be cheaper? I assume people buy this camera for "regular" photos as well, which may be what the price comes from. So im wondering if something only designed as a telescope is cheaper for the same zoom ?

[@corro51v37]

@@Baleur best telescope I could find had a 300× zoom for approx $500

[@acid3129]

@@vik0595 its expensive but in terms of what it can do its amazing. and it was only a few years ago you had to buy a $10.000 telescope or use a university's $350.000 observatory

[@RayoBeatz]

this is badass why dosn't this video have millions of views?

[@PseudocoreERKO]

Because cats exist

[@technodsava5780]

imagine his solar filter fell off

[@jagadishtarakk2387]

This is camera

[@degenetron7590]

Absolutely amazing, we tend to forget theres just a star right there, the reason for all life on earth and the center of our solar system. That thing is a huge ball of plasma, the universe is amazing

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

Don’t believe everything you’re told. Stars look absolutely nothing like sun

[@degenetron7590]

@@johnsondoeboy2772 Lol you silly little cretin

[@zphre7548]

​@@johnsondoeboy2772 Weird. The sun is a star buddy.

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

@@zphre7548 Yea, I went to elementary school just as you did. My comment isn’t a regurgitation of my 2nd grade teacher, i’m talking about what both celestial bodies look like if you zoom in with a telescope or powerful camera.

[@zphre7548]

@@johnsondoeboy2772 Should've phrased your sentence to be more clear then. Apologies for the misunderstanding.

[@ЮрийКозин-ю3м]

Эти съёмки заставляет интересоваться космосом всё больше и больше.

[@teripucci9595]

10000 Dank für diesen Einblick wundervoll ❤️🫶🌈😘

[@JCthedude601]

That's because the sun is much closer than you think. And the Earth is bigger.

[@strikerbowls791]

Than we think?

[@eMBO_Gaming]

No, it's because it's really huge, therefore it's angular distance is still relatively big regardless of it's far distance.

[@jesuseslaverdad9532]

Así es la torta es más grande y el sol más pequeño

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

🤡

[@JCthedude601]

@@dimensio_italian_magician You called me a clown based on what?

[@AbichoAcido]

Hermosa vista. Es la primera vez que veo al sol de esa manera. Muchas gracias por compartir!!

[@PauloJeydan-c4k]

siempre me deja sorprendido el por que el sol tiene esas manchas que es.realemente eso

[@hugoocean4477]

А вам не кажется ребята, что солнце как будто очень близко к земле? Неужели если бы оно было на таком огромном расстоянии, его можно было бы так приблизить и рассматривать?

[@_testyblaster_1228]

Да как бы нет. У этой камеры (оптический + цифровой зум - 125). Берём расстояние от Земли до Солнца: 149600000 делим это на 125 и получаем 1100000 с хвостиком. И если человека поместить на такое расстояние от Солнца (тут мы не будем обсуждать, сможет ли он выжить в таких условиях) и он будет в специальных очках с фильтром , то он и увидит то же самое.

[@sebastiansansa780]

la realidad no es como la PINTA la NASA, que buenas imagenes

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Look, a clown

[@harshit2.02]

Wow Sun is so perfectly in a sphere shaped .

[@createdworld1788]

No, in a disc shape. Like a full-wheel.

[@arpdadawg1536]

@@createdworld1788 just explained a 2d sphere

[@arkimus1911]

@Pål HÖGSTEN Are you trying to say that the sun is flat...? Please tell me that this is satire.

[@prasenjitkundumodak09]

No, sun is flat as per our islamic book koran

[@pathfinder7914]

the sun is not sphere .

[@katie64]

What would happen if you looked at the sun in that camera without the solar filter?

[@CSXRobert]

It would damage the camera.

[@mad_clown475]

1000$ will be wasted successfully

[@_.Anwesha._12]

Expectation :☀️ VS Realty :⚪

[@muhammadyounasyounas3537]

Wow & well done for your good effort. strongly like your video. Please keep going on with kind of good work.

[@Pantimoto]

What in the world??? All with just a camera and a reaaaaaaaalllllly awesome tripod

[@ivaerz4977]

Sun- I am power i am so bright 🌞 Solar Filter- Allow me to introduce myself 😎

[@dazzahaywood3298]

Just a quick question.... why do ya have a laser pointer on your camera just interested. As I've got the 900

[@sebastiendoublet2347]

Très impressionnant 😱

[@FlamingBeat]

I'm sorry...I'm sorry but i can't help but LAUGH BAHAHAHAHAH IS THAT A FRIKIN POTATO

[@P900Coolpics]

The P1000 is better than a telescope you can carry it with you. Love your vids 😊

[@melgigg]

It’s not better than a telescope Sandra just search KZbin for “sun through a telescope” how’s the research going have you noticed how the shape of the sunspots change conforms to the fact they are on a spherical object… just like the earth really 😊

[@mad_clown475]

telescope are better.

[@P900Coolpics]

@@mad_clown475 have you tried a P1000

[@mad_clown475]

@@P900Coolpics no, but telescope is better in my opinion

[@P900Coolpics]

@@mad_clown475 y9u can’t have an opinion if you haven’t tried it.

[@suetaylor1127]

93 million miles away and you zoomed in on it so fast as if it was only 72 million miles away. Do when the sets use your zoom and find it again. You can do this multiple times until your camera runs out of zoom power. I have picture of clouds surrounding the sun and moon.

[@msidc1238]

Interesting how you can tell how far away an object is just by looking at it.

[@अज्ञेय-र3ब]

These type of things make me think every time, how small i am, like a particle of dust.🙂

[@MrSuperMole]

Yes:)

[@vonbraunprimarch]

That's a pretty stupid thing to say.

[@MagGaming0506]

@@vonbraunprimarch not really when u consider the size of the earth and the sun, that one sunspot is as big as the earth btw. So imagine how small u are compared to the earth, literally a particle of dust if u compare urself to other celestial bodies.

[@TheCraigy83]

UDAY you're not insignificant , our brains more impressive then the sun .

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

@@TheCraigy83 our brains can’t vaporise each other when touched

[@jep9092]

Damn. Just damn. This is incredible

[@zaibdarbaloch4533]

This was an awesome view

[@debbieellis8068]

How did you make a filter? Just got the same camera today, and I would love to see the sun, can’t seem to find a solar filter

[@hokage0092]

Definitely doesnt look like a ball of fire to me

[@nightmare1010]

Who said it was? Fire doesn't exist without oxygen.

[@kingtolgakevinpetersoffici2031]

It is a ball of nuclear fusion. If you look in to an atomic bomb it will look like a very shiny sun.

[@pintobarthlomew]

This is the first time ever I have seen sun with this Clarity.

[@danielcrim2023]

proof earth flat

[@MrSuperMole]

???

[@SagarKumar-lq4fc]

Thank you so much ♥️from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@pranjalvw2193]

This is AWESOME

[@pawansinghairee4050]

Awesome bro! Awesome bro!

[@PotatoGaming048]

Damn this can't be real 🔥🔥

[@Gbriel_alvesm]

🙄

[@MrSuperMole]

But it is real :)

[@PotatoGaming048]

@@MrSuperMole indeed :)

[@NellyNell7907]

It ISN'T real

[@khurrumkhan9928]

It is real

[@apogeus2]

can you please make a video elaborating about this wonderful setup of yours? p1000 + tripod . thanks

[@RooRooRay]

Amazing. Am I the only one that thinks it looks like an oddly shaped egg?? Yeah? Oh well! Thank you for sharing. You get the best shots ❤️

[@MrBoss-pq3vb]

Actually sun is the most perfect roundest natural object

[@AFMII]

That was the coolest video I've ever seen.

[@horrorayaan-1278]

Amazing fact that guy is watching the sun 5 - 8 minutes back in time

[@peteshea155]

more bullshizzle. he s watching the sun directly and it is clear it is no great distance away.

[@Ash-bl7vm]

We’re always watching the sun 5-8 mins behind…

[@Giantdwarf00]

@@peteshea155 it take 8 mins for light to reach us from the Sun. Nothing new. Fact we've known for a loooong time now. Do keep up.

[@peteshea155]

@@Giantdwarf00 bollocks. you don't even know what light really is. ye are all a bunch of fakes

[@Giantdwarf00]

@@peteshea155 mate, you do realise all this pretending to be a denier/trolling is old? You're boring. We all know you're pretending and you actually know the speed of light etc No one is actually that thick.

[@EternaL1fe]

So this Nikon P1000 can zoom in from 148.13 million km away? That is impressive!!

[@CSXRobert]

Zooming in is just magnifying, it doesn't matter how far away the object is.

[@pak.choy.]

actually sun and moon was nearly cloud

[@EternaL1fe]

@@CSXRobert lol I guess you have lots of experience with distances of 100 million kilometres. Nice! 👍

[@CSXRobert]

@@EternaL1fe again, zooming is just magnifying, doesn't matter how far away the object is. It's a pretty simple concept, do you really not understand it or are you just trolling?

[@EternaL1fe]

@@CSXRobert Right, so where on the packaging of the P1000 does it state that it has the capability of zooming in to see something closely from over 100 million kilometers away?

[@afridi1100]

Why are flies sitting on the sun.

[@ajcook7777]

They are sunspots (cooler points)

[@Rubaiyat755]

Sunspots

[@karankd2287]

Your video very amazing ..i am like it

[@ferdinand7979]

INCRÍVEL !!!

[@ManishFrenchStudio]

Amazing video my dear friend. fully enjoyed. Thank you for sharing. :)750

[@DASHReviews]

If you listen you can hear the screams of flat earthers.

[@mad_clown475]

lmao

[@billelsport4338]

I love what u do bravo 👍👍👍👍👍

[@longsteinpufferbatch4949]

The fact that Earth is worth only a sun spots worth of size. Damn

[@Tay144-fb5qp]

How do you know that?

[@kukumaiwu]

Great video and great song👍

[@MrAndroidianBro]

Same can u zoom earth from moon 🤣

[@MrSuperMole]

I'll try 🤣

[@colinlevert6511]

so your comparing the size of the of Earth to the sun and sunspot like equal or estimate?

[@Руслан-ж5г2у]

фотиком приближает 😅😅😅 а нам про миллионы километров сказки рассказывают

[@fatitankeris6327]

Тупее такой логики найти сложно. С радиусом 696 340км, на 149 000 000 км угол будет равен 2×arctan(696 340÷149 000 000) ≈ 0.535°. Вот вам и тот же размер угловой. Далеко то далеко, но и гигантское тоже. Себе телескоп купите, и увидете всё сами. И луны Юпитера с его вращением, и фазы Венеры, и детали на солнце в HAlpha фильтре. Вам дали доступ к почти что безграничным знаниям в доступной форме интернета, а вы здесь этим недоумением страдаете? Читайте больше.

[@anitamuc]

COOL!!! Thank you. Happy Sunday!

[@DukeMundi]

I find it very hard to believe you can zoom in on a planetary object 93 million miles away.

[@MrSuperMole]

Japanese optics and electronics :)

[@DukeMundi]

@@MrSuperMole that’s not a how.

[@scott_meyer]

It's BIG. 99.9% of the mass in the solar system.

[@DukeMundi]

@@scott_meyer mass has nothing to do with volume.

[@scott_meyer]

@@DukeMundi So? Your point? The Sun is HUGE.

[@AntonLitvin87]

Why doesn’t the atmosphere distort the image totally? 🤔 Was it cold outside?..

[@ss1creation932]

Bro this spot was not real...this dust spot on your camara lens...😂😂😂😂

[@akarioRsangma]

Actually no it isn't a dust spot

[@mad_clown475]

i saw sunspots with my naked eye, when the sky was cloudy, the clouds filtered alot of sunlight, so it became safe to view the sun.

[@Shivam-dm5no]

What happens if at maximum zoomed state you will remove the solar filter and observe sun

[@MrSuperMole]

The lens will focus the sun's light on the sensor, which will be damaged by overheating or ignite.

[@Shivam-dm5no]

@@MrSuperMole Oo thanks for the information 😊😊😊

[@TIOZEUYT]

Wwwooowwwww omg I had never seen it like this. it's really perfect

[@secondsun765]

Looks so unreal.. damn.. extraordinary

[@yourfirstgrandad1816]

What tripod did you use?

[@keziasangmavlogs8746]

Oh! Wow! Great !!! NOW, I want to see STARS

[@rdbodala4023]

Amazing work bro 🔥😆 Hats off to your efforts 🙌

[@HumansRuseless]

This is so freakin cool dude

[@Hittheban]

Sir can you tell me whether nikon 1000 is still available for purchase or discontinued? Also whether the name of this camera changed?

[@budithinagarjuna863]

super anna baga zoom chesav 👌

[@priyankal4307]

Wonderful 😳😳😳😳 Thank you so much brother... you are doing a great job... keep it up... 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@heroldmutebi8200]

Wow...am wondering the kind of views you can capture if you added a telescope onto it.

[@SteveM45]

Funktioniert das auch mit einem IR Filter anstatt ND Filter?

[@kavitadodiya6840]

So satisfying,thank you.

[@king_kiff3969]

Holy shit man, amazing!

[@germanicabosniaca4132]

Amazing! Watching your videos, i decide to buy a nikon p1000. Great work! Maybe you can make a video with all aditional stuff you have, alongside with p1000, from tripod, etc... Cheers! Support from Bosnia. :)

[@NicksWhipShop]

I'm so impressed by this camera. It's such an incredible investment for $1000. Whoever is interested in purchasing this camera should watch your videos. They are so we'll made and informative.

[@Evertraveller]

Dear author! How exactly did you find out the size of the earth compare to the sun???

[@MrSuperMole]

Knowing the diameter of the Sun and the Earth, you can adjust the size of the Earth image to the Sun image. When I did it myself, I found a graphic on the internet showing the same spots compared to the size of the earth. Then I was sure that I had calculated everything well myself.

[@Evertraveller]

How the diameter of the sun was measured?

[@mriganabhborah4434]

Everyone is a gangster until an alien wavea at you 👽👽

[@xoNatalieShaw]

Is it safe to take pics of the sun without the solar filter, if you dont look through it, only take a pic?

[@MrSuperMole]

Taking photos of the Sun always carries the risk of damaging your camera and eyes. Therefore, you should have an appropriate filter installed on your lens. The eyes should also be protected with glasses with a suitable filter. Even if you are looking into the viewfinder of a protected camera, there is a high risk that you will accidentally look directly at the sun.

[@JoernR]

@Mr SuperMole - When did you record that video, date, time, location?

[@MrSuperMole]

I gave all this information in the description under the movie :)v

[@JoernR]

@@MrSuperMole - Indeed! I checked there yesterday, but obviously overlooked that. It's good to see the spots are back; we had a long period of almost no sun spots at all, a very boring sun. And the Nikon performs VERY well with the sun, far better than with night sky objects. Maybe you wish to try stacking. :)

[@MrSuperMole]

Yes, Nikon P1000 is better at dealing with bright objects. Someday I will stack the sun, but for now it is waiting in the queue :)

[@toecutter8002]

Do you have any anomaly footage in your archives?

[@Fantasmamuerto]

do you tried to zoom it in during the night?

[@pakistanimafia1804]

Best sun view on KZbin

[@deepakpbro3181]

Wow 😳 what if we see without filter ? ☀️

[@kaykay_kevo]

My thinking also

[@ADI-gm4ix]

We would get blind

[@MrSuperMole]

Then Nikon p1000 R.I.P. 🔥

[@harshit2.02]

@@MrSuperMole you did at the start and the end . is your camera ok now ?

[@Tomfoolery1972]

Now what needs to be done to view prominences and other activity on the solar limb? I bought a Hydrogen-Alpha filter for my P1K but it doesn't seem to have any affect ...

[@eMBO_Gaming]

I'm afraid you bought a hydrogen alpha filter for nebulae.

[@tamasgonda6288]

Hello. you're making a video of you approaching the andromeda galaxy