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You go far too fast, i find this almost unwatchable, is this aimed at the expert, if so, no good to me.

A great review and the best I have seen ! well done !

This was great video and extremely helpful! I processed M33 along with your workflow and it turned out great! Set up my icons/workflow like yours.

Do i need an iphone or ipad to use this?

Is the original image already cropped ? I also have a RedCat51, and it doesn't look as big as you on my raw files. Thanks :)

nice video, only the music is a bit distracting... I would lower the volume of it or even remove it. Furthermore: perfect!👌🏻😀

Enjoyed your video, but I seem to have issues with Lunar mode............all photos come out slightly blurry using Auto Focus, are you manually focusing? And, if I do a video and use ASI Video Stack the resulting image comes out with a hard to remove blue color cast, have you experience that issue? I seem to get much better lunar images with a DSLR and telephoto lens despite what many seem to say about the Seestar's lunar capabilities. Your thoughts on what I might try to get sharper editable images would be appreciated.

I have found the amp glow stubborn to fully remove, the best solution I found was to rotate the camera 180 degrees mid way through shooting. Then the amp glow gets 'painted out' by the image. When you have a starless nebula layer you can also use a clone tool to paint it out. If you have a meridian flip halfway through, that sorts it nicely (how I discovered the 180 flip trick).

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Thank you so much for this great video, I have a big question, how do you stick the 4 panels together ? or it wil be done by the Asiair ??? I will centanly need to put them together before star processing, otherwise I would never achieve consistance color and exposure in the four panels.

Not even the observatory high tech can catch that.

Great final image! Did you try the pier extension?.maybe it's safer and avoid clashing.

If am5 still needs counter weights for 8" newtonian, then what's the point in spending money on those new mounts?

200p is just 9 kg, am5 should be able to handle it without counter weight, as per specs.

Did you say which filter set you are using?

Very good image and really like the editing CS!

Thanks for keeping the video short! I was able to bring out colors and more details from my stacked file by following your video. Thanks

Never had any issues with amp glow calibration. This camera and the Redcat shine when creating 2 and 4 panel mosaics.

That's what drizzling is for. Rounds out the small stars a bit, plus gives you something that can be printed large, if that is your intention.

Awesome Andromeda! My goal is to get that good at both capturing and mostly processing. I just ordered the redcat 51 Wanted something in-between my Askar fma180 pro and a Astro tech 60 Ed Good job all of them!

Very cool!

Wow 😧

Beautiful!! The red markings throughout almost look like veins! That’s a very detailed galaxy!

I think it can be absolutely perfect to take with you while traveling! I have a 150/750 for visual only that I obviously couldn't take on a plane!

Thank you Marc, here is Imma from Italy and I got one month ago my EQ6-R . Your video was helpful to get a little confidence. See Ya.

Great tutorial! I was skeptical about the AI tools but wow the result is stunning and looks so effortless

Can I use this little magic device at gun range to look at holes at 300-400 meters ?

Great presentation, but I have a question. Can this telescope be connected to a computer and detected as a camera, or is it only compatible with a phone app? The main goal is to conduct several-hour live streams on platforms like Facebook or RUclips and observe the moon.

Great video, bit fast explanation though. I would love to see a slower and more detailed version. Thank you!

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Great results!

well if you had a bad seeing, you were not under sampling that much. in any case, under sampling is just another way to say that you are not capturing the full resolution you could. you still get an image in the end and the 2600 is a good camera, so you still get a good image. not much surprising here ? admittedly, i watched the video very quickly so I may have missed your point

Great video. Very clear. I’ve just imaged C/2021 S3 (PANSTARRS), which is currently at magnitude circa 12, so a bit of challenge for my WO GT81. I’d be grateful for some advice :- Would you recommend the incorporation of SPCC and GHS into your workflow now ? Kind regards Mark

Thank you - helpful!

I know this was a while ago, but I'm just looking at this issue now and I completely agree - the acceptability of the results depends on what you will use the image for, particularly if posting on social media is the goal. That said, I see the fully processed image at the end of the video and even on a computer screen with RUclips's compression algorithm at play, I do detect a noticeable difference in depth and definition in that image compared to others I've seen from "matched" cameras and scopes from other astrophotographers. So not totally without merit to consider sampling rates.

I’m about to start my first mosaic project tonight- a 3x4 mosaic covering Rho Ophiuchi and the Blue Horsehead with 3 hours on each panel. I hope that is not too ambitious and also that 15% overlap is enough. I saw that you mentioned cropping out the dithering edges before merging. I will end up with over 1,500 sub exposures, so how would I do that without manually loading up each one to crop? That sounds extremely tedious no matter what. I don’t have PixInsight, so I use DeepSkyStacker and Photoshop.

Thank you for including the workflow, I find it a great help.

Yeah!!!! This is for me

Always dither always drizzle

Beautiful image. Thanks for sharing.

Excerllent. However, at many places you went too fast and the cursor also moved too fast to know what you clicked as you did not announce what you clicking. Hope you can make another video for dummies like me. I have made notes of your video, but right now I am stuck at DynamicBackGroundExtraction, as how how to remove some of the Squares, when I click on the white Square, it turns Green, but now how do I delete it ? also at around 5 min mark, when you finish HistogramTransformation, you say "close that down, close that down", the cursor moves so fast cannot make out what you closing, also you don't speak out the name of what you closing. So stuck here also.

Wouldn't have thought the am5 could handle this load. Impressive.

And what camera? One shot colour? Or did you use a filter wheel? I can’t get those nice colours. And how did you edit? How many stacks? Exposure times? Thanks.

I know this an old vid but this is exactly the set up im aiming for.

This is my goal.

Any idea what the distance is between M51a and M51b?

Beautiful

Great vid. A good addition to Seestar lunar imaging is a filter holder with a 2 inch neutral density filter so you can even out the surface brightness without creating dark spots on the terminator. I got a set of 3 filters of different filtering intensities. The set with a lined case to hold them cost $30 on Amazon.

Thank you for this and the practice image...very helpful as I plan to target this over multiple nights later in the year....thanks again!