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@@andreacurzi6557 hi Andrea. Thanks for mentioning this! I remember now that I also faced this issue sometimes when using the 6D. I'll pass it on to Corné!

Thanks a lot! I'll keep an eye out for that in the next nights!

@@StarScaperPhoto I have thrown away several shooting sessions (including one at 150mm in Rho while I was in Tenerife) because of this problem, the solution was given to me by the lab that modified the camera. Sometimes I forget to remove the live view and the round spot in the middle of the photo always comes back

@@corne102 You are welcome Corne, let me know if you solve it!

@andreacurzi6557 ahh, that sucks. I remember myself having a lot of trouble in the edit, trying to remove it from a lot of my shots from Croatia also.

Oldies goldies! :P. Still love those adventures though. I also used the 12nm astronomik clip in filter for the 6D.

My pleasure, glad it helped you out!

I'm glad to hear it helped you! Thanks for letting me know!

@@alexandrorodrigez maybe somebody else can amswer this. I fo not know darktable. Most important feauture would be the ability to work with layers.

I stack separately and align afterwards. I made a full hargb tutorial on my workflow. You might want to check that out!

Ha, sounds you have quite some body heat than? ;-).

I use the astronomik 12nm clip in filter. Using a screw on filter will also be fine. I get the impression though that the Kolari filter is not a filter which targets h-alpha bandwaves only specifically? Looks like it is a filter which only blocks UV and IR light and also passes all visible light + h-alpha. Mainly used for astro modded camera's which have had a full spectrum mod and where you don't want the UV and IR to pass. This will not isolate h-alpha light.

@@StarScaperPhotowhere is your tutorial for the HaRGB edit as I would love to try this out

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@ thank you, off to watch just now 😊

Thanks man!

Hahaha. I actually also forgot about that Mark! 😅. High time you give the filter a try! It's such a good time now looking to what's available in the night sky!

Thanks! We try to have fun! 😄. It failed because I had to put more power on it + the warmer fell a little back on the lens. Yeah, I noticed the coat sounds. Can't really help it I am afraid but I'll do my best to stand more still when talking 😅

As far as I know, stellarium doesn't have an AR option. Now that you mention it though, I remember that it at least does have a compass function indeed! I hated it though, because the compass in my phone went all weird. I might have to revisit that.

@@StarScaperPhoto Yeah I get it, it's not my favorit either. Plus you have the polestar to at least find north ;)

@@StarScaperPhoto What was the location?

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! And yes, I used the Nomad indeed.

Thanks Virat! Looking forward to yoi first results with the modded cam!

Thanks Tim! I sometimes use software called star spikes pro. You can get a similar effect, although it is tricky to set some sliders for getting it just right.

Thanks Kevin! I also use Stellarium a lot and also have planitpro. If I recall correctly they both don't have an AR function though which I love about Photopills.

​@@StarScaperPhotohi! Great vid 👍 PlanIt Pro has a AR function with constellations. You just have to use it from a pinpoint location on the map (you can locate yourself first) and then use the AR viewfinder.

@@flobeau2320 I already have planit pro but hardly use it. I'll take a deeper look into it. Sounds very workable! Thanks!

Thanks for watching Martin! You should give HaRGB a try again!

Thanks again for watching Greg! I'm sure you will get even better results from down under. And yes... the summer night sky for you guys ofcourse 😉.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Koen! I actually did use it half of the exposure time! That seems to be causing those small double star reflections though. It's a weird thing 😅

Thanks so much! Must have been Martijns awesome shot on FN I think.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Marcel! Het was zeker weer de moeite.

Thanks Mario! I'd guess the leg is by now at 50% and counting 😉.

You should definitely give it a try! In my opinion it is one of the best times to go out shooting. Leg is not fully healed yet though but enough to be able to do these small adventures again 👍.

@StarScaperPhoto I'm hoping it's clear during new moon week next month, no clear skies in UK at the moment unfortunately. Hope you're fully healed up soon mate

@PhoenixNightsAstro hoping there with ya! Just noticed you have a channel yourself! Will check that out soon! Curious about your night sky adventures 👍.

@StarScaperPhoto thanks mate, I really appreciate that! Hope you enjoy the videos. I've got the comet video and images to sort out next, I've just had a break from the processing for a week but I'm back at it now. Keep the videos coming mate, I enjoy your astro trips 👍🏼

Lightweight setups are ideal for nightscaping! You thinking Nomad?

@StarScaperPhoto I've just purchased an ioptron sky guider pro. For the camera I'm thinking a 6d. Mirror less are out of my very limited budget.

Thanks Paul! Winter skies are the best. Why not include those typical Dutch structures then, right? Fantastic you also got them around quite a lot! I did notice some great shots lately indeed 😎. Any video plans coming up on your side? You have been churning them out in quite a rate lately man 😅👌.

@ 100% - they’re fantastic. Yep, one more video in the pipeline- hopefully out on Saturday. But I need some clear skies before any more!! 🤣🤣☁️☁️

Orion hargb + snow. Can't beat that indeed!

@@ferdigrafie that sure sounds like something to give a shot. Thanks!

Thanks for watching! I have had no issues aligning the rgn to ha, but I use the staralignment process within pixinsight for that which is a luxury. I don't have a simpler version of the processing I am afraid, HaRGB is not a simple edit.

@ thanks for the quick reply. I have to see why I keep getting that issue. In the meantime I’ll continue to use that video as my guide.Thanks though

Good luck! If you have a specific issue, let me know. Maybe I can think along.

@ sure. Will do. It’s mainly the aligning issue and I don’t have PixinSight. I just use Ps

Thanks so much! Glad to be!

@@matej.mlakar thanks so much for watching and commenting as always Matej! We sure did have a great time. Video was long overdue. Looking forward to your next outing also!

Thanks man! Hargb takes some practice, but if you succeed after that it's pretty awesome. Don't forget though to have fun with all your outings under the night sky, despite how the results come out.

@@andrevandermeulen thanks for watching Andre! In Corné's case.it might also have had something to do with mirror lock up. I don't think this is the case for you since you're still shooting Fuji I think?

@@StarScaperPhoto yes i also shoot Fuji but this summer i diy astrommodded a Nikon d600 and tried the halpha screw-on filter and now good results. Mine look the same as cornes shot and infant use it to process... So i hope by blocking the viewfinder it will resolve the issue

@@stefanschneider3681 thanks Stefan! It's so nice to hear feedback like your! I share my photos also on instagram @jeroenlin.

Yes, use that all the time! Although it lacks an AR option on location!

@StarScaperPhoto not sure what you ar you expect but i can do realtime. Mine shows realtime the constalations in the correct direction where i point my phone. It does not have a realtime overlay like photopills has.

This is really awesome to read! Glad it helped you out and welcome to the channel!

@@DR-fy7qy no, I never felt the need for a charger to be honest. It gets me through a night of shooting just fine. I charge with my regular usb-c phone charger. You can also use a powerbank with usb-c cable ofcourse.

@@StarScaperPhoto Thanks.

Thanks! Slowly but steady :-).

I tend to agree. I really want to go back there!

@@StarScaperPhoto There's a part of me that will forever be there. Clear skies! :)

Welcome

I think 200mm would be pushing it too much for this tracker.

@@StarScaperPhoto you think even 10 seconds would be impossible ?

@januszciechowskiphotograph7297 maybe 10 seconds will do, but I wouldn't take that gamble to be honest. The msm is made for light setups and wide angle photography. Only the weight itself would probably exceed its limits. You'd be much better of with a syar adventurer for example.

@@StarScaperPhoto the Lens is super light it is Canon EF 200 mm f2.8 usm ii lighter than some of the wide angles lenses and R7 is super light too

You can try, but I wouldn't recommend using this tracker for 200mm myself.