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Dudei think if you clean your lenses ,adjust the mirrors with laser and go outside the city you will get a full HD image of Mars like that 😅

You are comparing different sensors, that have very different pixel sizes. You have not matched the focal length properly with each sensor. That is not very wise. This is a terrible comparison and total waste of time. Hey, lets compare apples, to lemons ... Duh?

I have an EHD 800. in comparison to my TV NP101 the result is: C8 is extremely blurry. Forget it.

Good honest work. Fair play..

I want to try this but when I connect my seestar with my laptop i see only this: my works, but completely empty without pictures. All my pictures i can only see in the Seestar app. Why is "my works" without content?

Nice! Thank you for sharing, keep the nice work… cheers from Guatemala

This worked great thanks so much Abdur. For some reason the RC repository method was not working for me, but this method did.

Can i ask what for holder you use to make fotos woth this exact telescope? I just bought it and would like to make fotos myself

Love the music and the scopes.

Can I record a video using the app? or take photos?

What an awful situation for your parents to have been put in Abdur. Wishing you and your family hope for recovery of their funds and catching the perpetrator. Stay well - David

Man has a rocket launcher

Just got my seestar s50 . Found your video. Thank you so much

I've owned my Heritage 130P since mid 2018. I bought mine for use for visual astronomy, and because it was compact enough to set up and use on the patio of my flat. It's an excellent compact grab and go manual telescope for any suburban astronomer. Not good at splitting doubles??? With a 6.5mm eyepiece, it is excellent at that task. Here in Brisbane, Australia, at public viewing evenings organized by a local astronomy club, I regularly use Rigil Kentaurus and Toliman as a viewing target, and the split between them is something that the ordinary public can clearly see in the 6.5mm eyepiece. Cellphone Astrophotography through the eyepiece. With the right eyepiece, getting good photos of stars is not out of reach. Being f5, the moon and planets are really bright in this telescope, and that shows up in cellphone photos.

Thanks for getting back to me! I will make any data I gather available if needed

Best wishes to your parents. Remind them that not all are bad (but be cautious).

Good luck with everything

Do you think the eqr8 is too much for the c11?

Great review of a great scope...and one of my absolute favorites. Mine still gets lots of use, and I have a TEC 140 Apo and an Edge HD 1400 in my observatory.

I'm sorry, minus what degrees? Where are your gloves. I feel LESS THAN😂

How long were your exposures for?

I'm so sorry to hear about this Abdur. I hope you are able to recover the funds and I'm hoping for the best outcome for you and your family. All the best

hi ..i just following the steps but at last it says script execution is failed

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So I just tried this AFTER the repository within PI didn't work for me (on two very different machines) . In hindsight I should have tried to revert / delete everything from the repository method before attempting this one, but now PI just crash closes when starting one of the Xterminator processes. A bit stuck on where to go next......

Very clear and helpful. Thank you.

The ZWO takes top spot on the Veil nebula, however, FOV aside, the Seestar is a formidable contender. For M13 I felt the Seestar was every bit as nice as the MC2600 image. For $3000, I could have 6 Seestars simultaneously capturing a mosaic of the entire Veil complex, capturing 6 different objects at once, or all of them capturing a single object at 6x speed. My Seestar arrived today, which of course means it will rain for the next few weeks. :( Thank you for this side-by-side comparison.

Dam dude U the cool guy. Auto focuser hyperstars f2 11-in aperture dew cover cameras 3D printing roto filters. 😂😂🎉 I got to step my game up

Brilliant never thought of using my diagonal 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Very interesting comparison between Seestar and the equivalent. Thank you.

Thanks for the tips. My Seestar S50 will be delivered in 1 to 2 days. Greetings from northern Germany.

Just finding this now. This is incredible and as weird as it sounds, makes me want to see how far I can push my small 130mm newt. Obviously I don't have as much resolving power due to the smaller aperture, but I think people really underestimate what a small telescope can do.

Excellent. Thanks.

Exremely useful video! Thank you very much! My result with my seestar image is really awesome!

This video has revolutionized my post processing techniques for astrophotography. I process my first successful image while watching this video.

Seestar or finder tw2??

I have started a new playlist for Siril editing of Seestar images. And your video is the first one! I have been satisfied up until now without editing my Seestar images. But after viewing some of the incredible images I've seen other users produce I want to learn this program. Thank you for making it so easy to follow along.

If you ever want seestar raw files (bortle 6.1), glad to share them.-Jim

Thank you for a great tutorial! knowing what order to apply the imaging tools helps a lot! -Jim

So this is not "real" HST Drizzle (APP/ PI), it's upscaling. You need to be running Siril Alpha for HST Drizzle (at this time). And Drizzle is applied in the seqapplyreg process rather than the register process.

I recently bought the mark 4 Hyperion zoom 8-24 mm so makes sense to order the 3-8mm thanks

Very good tutorial! I am trying to run the modified OSC_Preprocessing_WithoutDBF_drizzle.ssf script but unfortunately in the stacking stage (so after converting the sub frames into higher resolution frames) I get a memory failure in the end: ************************************************************* Using 2750 MB memory maximum for stacking We have 84 parallel blocks of size 137 (+4) for stacking. Stacking failed Stacking failed, please check the log to fix your issue. It looks like there is a memory allocation error, change memory settings and try to fix it. ************************************************************* Allthough in the log file I cannot find any memory related issues in the previous script steps until this one pops up and the script execution is broken off. I start with 616 sub frames directly from the Seestar. I have an old PC, about 12 years old (LOL): i5-3570K processor Ivy Bridge (LOL 2nd..) 8 GB RAM memory (LOL again...) in 2 banks Z77X-D3H motherboard Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.4842 Developer modus is ON (Windows 10) With the Seestar script I used before, I also have this problem now & then and it sometimes helps to restart the PC and directly after startup, start script execution in Siril. I know it is difficult to judge from a distance what the cause could be but what are the minimum specifications of the PC hardware to execute the script successfully with HD upgraded sub frames?

The audio on this video sucks.

Excellent tutorial!! My Triangulum Galaxy image now has it's true colors but it isn't overdone at all! I appreciate you taking the time to show us!

Dear Friend, I appreciate your efforts to demonstrate the operation of this accessory. For many years I have spent a lot of energy and time collimating Newtonian telescopes. It’s one of the most tiring procedures for me. In my humble opinion, there is no reliable way to place a point on the reflecting surface of the diagonal mirror at the point where the optical axis breaks due to reflection, keeping the reflected optical axis coincident with the axis of the focusing tube. Nevertheless, I had thought about buying this accessory. Unfortunately, after watching your video carefully, I have come to the conclusion that this accessory will not solve any of my problems. I have tackled these problems with every means at my disposal, and it has taken me much longer than the twenty minutes you spend showing your collimating process. I have arrived at an acceptable degree of approximation. I say this only because, at the end of the process you describe, there are still uncertainties about the result achieved.These are just my personal considerations, I am glad that other people have appreciated this device for their Newtonian telescopes.

Warning: ZWO support doesn't exists. Your warranty means nothing. My AM5 has major mechanical problems. ZWO has ghosted me after the initial "try this, try that " emails.

As a real novice at 70 years old, this video and your precise explanations has really given me an insight as to not only how but why these steps in processing are necessary. I have owned the Seestar for a few months now, as a new hobby in retirement, I have been blundering my way trying to understand the complex art of image processing. No longer, after minutely following your video, making precise notes, my interest in my Seestar is again "keeping me up at nights" weather here in the UK permitting. Thank you.

Hi everyone. I made a new video showing how I process data of the Dumbbell nebula (from the SeeStar S50) here: ruclips.net/video/WqNxzFmjRZ4/видео.htmlsi=IJrif0VR50IB-fpr It's part of my SeeStar Roundup series (in collaboration with @AllStarTelescope) where viewers send in their data of the object of the month (this month is the Iris Nebula) and I process all of our data together. Hoping my viewers from this channel can join in for next month as well. It's good practice as you get to download the RAW stacked SeeStar image and process along with me.

Hi everyone. I made a new video showing how I process data of the Dumbbell nebula here: ruclips.net/video/WqNxzFmjRZ4/видео.htmlsi=IJrif0VR50IB-fpr It's part of my SeeStar Roundup series (in collaboration with @AllStarTelescope) where viewers send in their data of the object of the month (this month is the Iris Nebula) and I process all of our data together. Hoping my viewers from this channel can join in for next month as well. It's good practice as you get to download the RAW stacked SeeStar image and process along with me.