Lunar, Solar, and Planetary Imaging With a Small Telescope

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This video focuses on a very easy and effective editing method for solar system imaging. I’ve included some useful tips and tricks. I’ll take you thru a step by step process of Jupiter data. I hope you find something useful in the video. Feel free to ask questions or offer suggestions. I love sharing information. Clear skies.

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Does anyone know if these types of camera can be attached to a cellphone or does it only work when plugged to laptops? Thanks

douglas

I've always believed that the experience of visual observations through a modest sized telescope 🔭 should be an important part of every child's education.
To see, with their own eyes, at an early age, the incredible wonders of the Universe around us, can only impress on the child a sense of "Wonder"!
"There are more wonders, in Heaven and Earth, then are dreamt of in your philosophy."
A great quote to live by!

robinj.

Thanks for this detailed video. Most astrophotographers on Youtube just assume that people know everything when it comes to stacking but you explained everything for the newbies. This was really helpful.

rohitabc

This is the best video on planetary with PIPP, AUTO, etc… I’ve found yet! Thanks!

SpencerVoigt

This is a great channel. I really appreciate watching instructional videos using equipment I can actually afford. Thanks for all you do.

thefourgrapples

This video was really good, you going through everything like your setup and then showing the whole process of getting the final images made me feel like I was there!

Max-pjok

Thank you for making this. I made a Astrocam out of a Webcam per your instructions last year. Been shooting Jupiter & Saturn 🪐 with my old original C8. Learned to polar align it from you too. I hope to process my videos this week. Thanks again. Dave in PA

cruikshank

Good video Garnett! Useful tips! I made also few planetary videos this summer, that i will upload soon on my channel. I did use a smaller telescope, Skywatcher Ed80/600 with 2x barlow and eyepiece.

GalaxyArtMedia

Wow, thanks Garnett. This is such a helpful video. I've recently purchased a second hand Sky-Watcher Skymax 127 Mak and the ZWO ASI120MC-S planetary camera. I totally agree with you about the zoom eyepiece. It's so useful. I've a Celestron Omni x2 Barlow lens. I really like it. It's relatively high quality and at great price.

I have a very similar seeing problem as you do on the N Carolina coast. I live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. My elevation is 3 metres above sea level and the humidity is like Florida. Unfortunately, I've had zero opportunity to use my rig due to perpetual cloud cover, or high winds off the North Sea. The weather has been seriously awful for months. Hopefully things will change in the spring. I should be able to get some good lunar imaging. Thanks again, I've subscribed to your channel. Clear skies! 😀🔭

AndyinMokum

Awesome results! Love the tips, saturn and the lunar surfaces were my favorites! Nice work! 👍

astroedsastrophotographych

Great video! very concise and informative. I've got a mak127 as well, on an EQ5 mount (non GoTo though, just dual axis motors), I'm just starting to try to learn the basics of AP. Plenty of insights here, thanks for sharing. Clear skies!

sjpp

Great video Garnett! Very useful tips as always! 👍

TheUrbanAstronomer

Great presentation! Thank you! Greetings from Hungary.

imre

This is an amazing instructional video. Very helpful. Thanks for your time

DG-mgzr

Amazing job bro, i really enjoy watching your videos for so many reasons, u have good topics, good presentation skills, simple ashort to the point videos, using budget and reasonable gears to get excellent results, so keep it up bro 👍

aminika