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And your telescope catches both Infrared and Ultraviolet lights, hmmmmmm.

Fake as f**k

I plan to shoot in my backyard although there is plenty of light pollution from my nearby city, but I can see _some_ stars at night. I can figure out the basics, especially regarding how the equipment works. So, when I do take the time to go to a dark sky area, I'll be better prepared. I already have some photography experience as a hobby, but new to astro. I do want to try different things out to see what I enjoy the most but probably starting with astro-landscape (milky way) first since I live in Colorado. From what I gather, that is likely the type of astro I can get started using my existing equipment - plus an astro mount.

Here i am with my 0.50 cents cardboard homemade telescope😢

Estirado telescopios si que dejarlo dos horas ala interperie para saber si es bueno un abrazo

"My telescope'll make you levitate"

😊

Wow what a picture

Hi Trevor, Thanks for this video. I noticed that you used DeepSkyStacker 4.x instead of the "new" release 5.x. Is there any reason for that?

Very nice!

I also have a reflector telescope.can i capture galaxies and nebulae with this telescope ? If so how ?

Damn ,how much is that telescope?

Looking at the image you got makes me want to see a lot more from that telescope. Wow.

Are you sad knowing that you will never go to space? (Unless you become rich)

NICE!!!

"Take online advice with a grain of salt." Roger that. Taking this seriously.

Mine will be here tomorrow. Can't wait. Great video Trevor

I see you have that normal vignetting but also a dark circle in middle and i get that too with my newtonian, is that something we have to live with as newtonian owners or is there a way not to have that dark circle in middle ?

Those are really nice Telescopes. Good choice.

How does the image quality compare to a 24mp apsc dslr with a 300mm kit lens and a star tracker.

What is the hard copy star atlas we see you referencing in so many of your videos?

Trevor -50 exposures at ISO 800 me- 196 exposures at ISO 32,000 😭

Nice shot man came out great i like to see reflector shots 👌

not even one pic in a 10 min video. ..

I thought the seven sisters was a ?

It is totally new to me, that you could really take such images without an observatory. Im blown away to say the least. Great content! As an astronomy geek, you have me almost double dared to get into this hobby myself! Thx for sharing your experiences!

You have accomplished much.

Wow 😳

Great channel!

My backyard is Bortle 3. I consider myself lucky.

This is insane!! I have almost this exact setup. I have the same camera, but not modified. I don't have the lens or the filter, I have the same tracker.

"Aboot" Canada much? Kidding Love the video

Hi there, nice setup and final image. After initial focus , How did you manage focusing with an F 3 setup throughout this session without an auto-focuser?

I wish I had telescopes to store away 😔

That monster starts by breaking your back in two or three sessions, then attacks your mind with a never right collimation...so be pls be careful or setup a fixed observatory....

Tha infamous Astrobackyard

Recently started capturing moon with my small telescope and t3i, your videos are big inspiration to start with whatever available as long as the passion is there. Waiting for many more videos, clear skies!

Trevor. Please restart your Astrophotography school in Hamilton again, or anywhere, actually. I will drive anywhere to take your classes. If you can do it, please post the details on your videos. I'll be there.

100 % respect

great image but ive always wondered. how realistic are the colors?

I’m 26 and I got married not too long ago, and I am slowly getting in the hobby, but my wife is already “showing signs” when I want to “spend the night” outside in the dark looking at stars… She like the end result, don’t get me wrong, but to be honest, I would really appreciate like a small interview with your other half, giving some background info on how do you guys handle nights out and you being outside with the telescopes 😊

I love watching your videos. I'm really into astrophotography. I don't have any tools so I watch all of these videos. It gives me a sense of ease.

The star spikes make it look ?pinched??

When I was younger I ordered a mirror from Coulter and a kit and built a 17.5 dob. Like yours they are nice telescopes. Thanks for the video. I rolled mine out of a storage building at home and hauled it around with a enclosed trailer.

I have the 200P and the Starizona reducer and that’s a beast. Dread to think what this feels like! Great video as usual and M51, Trevor.

I started astrophotography about 3 months ago and i can only say i learned so much from your channel, from setting up a telescope, choosing the right camera, photo proccesing exc. Ofcourse, i still have so much to learn but your channel made me progress much faster, and i kinda started this hobby because of your channel. It was the trigger i needed and i definetely dont regret it. I'd say this channel is best on youtube, for beginners and pro's also. Clear skies !

I'm still a beginner in astrophotography after getting deep into observing, but I don't need any reason to watch Trevor's videos, even if I'm a beginner and don't have all that equipment. I just find this channel kind of addictive. Just keep it up ❤

That's a wow!

That's awesome, although it's more of a thing to show, no real need for it, for a small market telescope you can carry. I remember there was this dude who actually built his own telescope, mirrors and all, and was quite the size, for probably what you would pay for a good off the market scope. He even uploaded all the instructions and everything anyone would need. Something like this would be more suited to him, to control it from his home, since you couldn't really carry that thing. Still, impressive what you did there.

Thanks Super useful video!