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Will this allow for long exposure astrophotographers on the 8se also.

Does this work for the 8se?

Wow, very articulate, short, simple to the point a thousand thanks. You earn a subscriber

How did you attach a camera to the scope?.....??

That last image captured from 4se ?

So just how do I connect my Star Adventure pro to my laptop As I cant find a RJ12 / or ST-4 to USB 3.0 ? Please help

Very good...👏👏👏👏

Great work...what iso did you used?

Hi. So I have one, do I set it 51 degrees ( where I am) by looking in the gap underneath or at the top near where you attach scope ? Cheers.

Is it possible to zoom it up?

Thank you for this most informative video tutorial. I am looking forward to trying this once the weather improves. Was there a reason why you wouldn't have used the "Polar Algin" function? Also, I just got my 4SE and haven't had any "clear skies" to use it yet. As an Astro photographer, I assume you are using the rear camera mount. I have ordered a SVBONY SV105 camera to dip my feet into planetary photography. Can you please tell me what I would need to attach the SV105 to the camera mount? I was thinking that it might be better to mount it there rather than trying to swap out the eyepiece for the camera.

Oreo spiti san tis tenies ligo makria.V.🎉

I remember the days when we thought s20 was next-gen. Now it’s just another rocket in the garden

Hey just wanted to give you a shout out on your video! The method you shared works very nicely. After doing the polar alignment you shared it was nice to slew to targets in the night sky and they would actually be in the field of view. Again thanks for this video.

Mate, gonne try that tonight, as it is completely different than the manuals explanation. I was desperately trying to set it up properly, but your method sounds like a nice alternative.

"Adjust the legs and the wedge to center Polaris". Good luck with accurately centering Polaris by adjusting the legs. For some reason you don't explain what exactly "adjusting the wedge" means - you should have said you adjust the big azimuth and altitude screws on the wedge. Same when you center the NCP. You video is like teaching someone to drive by saying you "adjust the car".

About time. Someone with an understandable video. Nice! :)

Is it as good as eq mount

Thank you. At 2:17 I'm lost on the red circles and lines, even after reading the replies to the pinned comment. Are you using an eyepiece that has those circles built in? I admit I haven't even ordered the scope yet.

I have the Sky Watcher AZ-GTi mount in EQ mode. Can it track with a 400mm lens on a crop sensor without auto-guiding? I've had success at 300mm.

What do you use to replace the telescope by a dslr on the mount/star tracker.

Good day Mr. Stellar: a question please - I am using a Skywatcher EQ8 mount - should I be using EQ mod and EQ platform or will Stellarium work without these extra software packages? Thanks for your help.

So does it matter the azimuth position of the mount when aligning, is there a xertain position for it to be in? Also one other question, this is gonna sound stupid, but is there a way to do this w/o polaris? There is a massive tree right in the way of it. Thanks for the tutorial, my tracking is just way out of whack and i want to know if its because of those.

I'm just starting with autoguiding and your short tutorial rally gave me some more insights into it.. very useful..

Brilliant

I just bought this telescope for our 21st wedding anniversary (which is tomorrow). The plan was to have it setup for a midnight picnic and so stargazing, but I’m doing something wrong because it’s not aligning no matter which stars I choose for the auto align. HELP, I’ve got less than 24 hours to get this thing right!

Nowhere in any Celestron documentation does it say "adjust the legs" during the alignment process. I'm pretty sure you're doing this all wrong.

Awesome helpful video, so is it always the left hand star near polaris that hits centre of your star finder ?

Hot damn, this tutorial did it better than the official celestron documentation lol. I’ll be trying to diy a wedge mechanism with 3d printed plastic parts interfaced with metal rails and threads. This video is a huge help. One question though? I am using the Celestron SLT with the curved arm. How do I adequately find the “index” position here?

excelente muchas gracias, saludos

what does "slew the ota up to the wedge's zenith" mean? Do you mean that the telescope should be parallel with the fork-arm? Unfortunately you show the ota moving but do not clearly show to what position it's moving.

Awesome to see these great results! I have the 4se and need to work with it more. Unfortunately I can't see Polaris from where I can setup easily so I haven't been able to polar align yet. I have heard it can be done without Polaris but haven't tried yet.

The funniest thing is that you can hear the nosecone being ripped apart and crashing through the SpaceX on board mics because the avionics (which are in the top pat if starship) survived the initial explosion.

Very useful. I have a Star Adventurer Pro and can polar align that with the scope but I have a Nexstar 5SE in my very near future so this is really, really handy.

Hi there. I have been struggling to align my scope in SH. Alignment to stars keeps failing when mount is polar aligned. Alt-ax…no problem. Any ideas?

Great video!

I have two camera. But I don't have computerized mount. I have a German EQ mount. But how come the camera does not Sloan like the stellariumcon my phone and yes I have internet too!

How many minutes of deep exposure did you achieve?

When I click on connect it says connecting but stay there and doesn't move on to connected.

where did you get your EQ wedge?

Hi, Firstly thanks for the tutorial you've made it seem less daunting than others have made it feel. Secondly, I would to ask what you used to image the shared image? Was it the Dslr only or dslr connected to the 4se?

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm getting back into Astrophotography for the first time since 1989 and have been struggling. My barn door tracker and old 35mm seems primitive. I've a NexStar 5SE, a ZWO planetary and a Nikkon DSLR.

Accurate!

the prophesy fortoled

3:27 OOOOH Nice!

whats the bortle scale from which the pic was taken

just more 2 starships to go! Sn15 (again) and SN16. After that, just SN20 orbital glory

Hello. How long was your exposure?

Thanks for sharing this seemingly very simple approach to polar align my brand new NexStar 5SE. Looking forward to trying this method tonight. :)

cool music doesn't change the gumpy bulky look of what a child might draw as a 'rocket' - as streamlined as a Mac truck. hire an artist to add to this pack of 'explosion tech' employees, Elon. make the thing look better than a stainless steel grain silo with gumpy lumbering batwings. ------ there!: DISSENT , damn it !! --------------------(not AScent that's for sure !!!!!!!!