Orion Nebula Live View through 10' Telescope

Orion Constellation is back. So it is time for another Orion Nebula Observation. The focus was slightly off and it was cloudy, I think the results are still beautiful. I hope you enjoy!

Telescope: 10" f5 1200mm
Mount: EQ-6
Cam: Sony A7s

©Visuals by Astromagazine

[Jayling]

Beautiful footage of Orion Nebula! I'm glad you had some clearing out your way to get this. Clear skies to ya. :)

[BinhNguyen-uwtc]

Amazing . Winter and orion constellation 🌌 is best

[luvyarana]

You are so lucky to observe things in such clear sky

[jcims]

I just saw this through a telescope for the first time last week. I had seen Jupiter and Saturn through a scope and that's one thing, but this was something else entirely. It's hard to describe the difference between what the eye sees and what the camera sees (or maybe it's actually our standard display tech that's letting us down here). The dynamic range of our eyes is so much better, the stars have a piercing, glinting brightness to them that is almost hard to look at. The illumination/reflection of the nebula from the stars is somehow more obvious as well. The color is mostly absent, which is kind of a bummer, but it's still very much a remarkable and memorable sight.

Thanks for sharing these, it's so helpful for folks to get an idea of what to expect, but I'd also recommend everyone take the opportunity to take a peek live as well, it's impossible to reproduce in this format and is worth it IMHO.

[foobee]

As much as appreciate spreading the astrophotography hobby to a larger audience on Youtube, I don;t appreciate the misrepresentation, especially with the link to a sales site. In the video you show a Sirius, or possibly last generation Atlas mount, but your link points to a more expensive EQ6R-Pro. That's kind of not cool. If people went to the link thinking they are getting what is needed to replicate your results, then found out they didn't need to spend nearly that much, they would be rightly upset. Please list the actual equipment used, don't try to upsell for Highpoint Scientific. We need Outreach in the hobby, popularizing science is a worthy task, but do it honestly.

[feralcatbrothers]

Superb! Orion is my favorite constellation and (to me at least) is a harbinger of winter. I finally saw it this year last night.

[somegirl]

I love Nebulas. I made a work on it in middle school, got the highest grade, still remember that. :P
That is amazing
👏🏻

[avt_astro]

This Is Beautiful!! Love the Live Views!, 😯👌🏻

[FUYT]

The view of this through my 17.5" reflector will blow you away.

[sayantandas]

The felling of the coldness and the beautiful looking stars in the sky amazing

[janespinoza]

I love all about Orión constellation.
Me encantan tus vídeos.
Hello from Nicaragua 👍✌️😇

[prakashsingh-qqwr]

Bro you are lucky to live such type of life we just want to see this cosmos through your telescope God bless you and your family...

[c.guibbs]

Lovely work and the music fits perfectly !
I can't wait until next Winter to turn my 100 ED binos towards M42 and stare at its blue-green hue.

[donaldmartin]

Thank you for sharing. I purchase this type telescope 1.5 years ago and want to use this. fantastic video.

[AlekseyDe]

Очень красиво! Спасибо!!! Ждем новых видео!!!

[digger]

The " Stacked" exposures are Awesome!

[brightstar]

That`s really amazing video
Watching from Bangladesh...

[larrymansfield]

"The cosmic fire of creation." Comments like that, from a civilization (and several others across the globe in that time frame and earlier) that didn't have the means to closely study the cosmos, blows my mind.

[sierraskye]

Beautiful constellation. There are two hypergeant and very hot luminous stars. Betelgeuse on top and left side and Rigel on right down side of the constellation. Those stars are ones of the strongest stars in our galaxie

[stevemacbr]

The initial 'Orion belt' was much more defined & recognisabe, .... it goes to show how 'depth of field'(adjustable focus) and post capture or live filtering into a larger mirror can both enhance & detract.
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