Daystar Filters
Daystar Filters
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Jen comes up with a cunning plan for the eclipse
This is how we get in trouble around here. We just keep coming up with dastardly plans.
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DayStar Filters Shop Tour
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.3 года назад
A tour of major manufacturing processes at the DayStar Filters solar telescope factory in Missouri, USA. Machines include double sided polisher, interferometer, coating chamber, spectrometer, pick and place machine, CNC lathe, and laser engraver.
Introduction to DayStar Filters solar telescopes
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.3 года назад
An introduction to DayStar Filters, as part of the 2021 Virtual NEAF expo. Covers the Quark, Solar Scout 60mm telescope, FlatCap, Interference Eliminator, and more.
Solar Flat Fielding Tutorial
Просмотров 15 тыс.4 года назад
Learn how to apply a flat field correction to images taken through a solar telescope. We cover the three major techniques, and demonstrate using popular software. This is intended only for owners of safe solar telescopes and solar filters. Flat fielding does not provide any protection from the Sun's potentially harmful light and should only be performed in combination with a safe solar filter.
DayStar Filters virtual NEAF 2020 presentation
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.4 года назад
Learn what's new at DayStar for 2020! Get 10% off April 4th and 5th only at: www.icstars.com/Store/ ... or at participating dealers.
CameraQuark
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 лет назад
New for 2017, the Daystar Filters Camera Quark can be easily mounted on a Nikon style or Canon style telephoto lens. Now photographers can view in Hydrogen Alpha using their existing camera equipment.

Комментарии

  • @nazukeoya
    @nazukeoya 3 года назад

    Why a version hasn't been made for Sony E-mount is beyond me. There's a huge market for a Sony version.

  • @jefflucas_life
    @jefflucas_life 3 года назад

    1:07 He states, "follows the sun many hours" - be that said - it's is safe because from what I read so far using the EP is good for apertures up to 80mm not needing ERF. Garnett - do notice there's no Energy Rejection Filter mounted off-axis front of the camera lens.

    • @AstroDragon33
      @AstroDragon33 3 года назад

      That is a 60mm lens max. No erf needed

  • @JamesAdams-ev6fc
    @JamesAdams-ev6fc 3 года назад

    I enjoy your videos, thanks for making them. I hope that I can meet Daystar at NEAF 2022. The Gemini unit looks great, by the way.

  • @BboyGiaN26
    @BboyGiaN26 3 года назад

    Does it need a solar filter in front of the lens or just the quark?

  • @charlessands6933
    @charlessands6933 4 года назад

    Besutiful girl.

  • @daslolo
    @daslolo 4 года назад

    This video is great, we need more on the other Quarks!

  • @fusion-music
    @fusion-music 5 лет назад

    Does your camera need to be astro-modified? If it is astro-modified is that an advantage? There seems to be no reduction filter at the front of the lens - so I guess this arrangement still protects the lens from over-heating? Is it designed just for camera (Canon/Nikon) users to use with regular lenses (and not for telescopes)?

    • @daystarfilters1141
      @daystarfilters1141 5 лет назад

      The camera needn't be astro-modified. However, Nikonn cameras and Canon cameras with the IR filter improved / removed will have higher sensitivity and somewhat better contrast. This can be used on a regular telescope with the purchase of the Quark snout pack. All Quarks are designed with interchangable components for mounting in different configurations. For any more questions, feel free to call us at 866-680-6563 or email Service at Daystar filters _dot_ com.

    • @fusion-music
      @fusion-music 5 лет назад

      @@daystarfilters1141 Very concise answer Fred. Thanks for that. I did have a look at your website which is very neat. I live in Scotland, so tend to try & buy local, but I wanted to look at your products too. Nice video by the way. Great shooting it out in daylight when you have the right weather for it. Good timely editing and audio is easily understood - even though you had a bit of road (& camera mount) noise. Shame youtube doesn't default to VP2 instead of its crummy avc, but it still does the job. I try to force mine to VP2 but it never works. Thanks for the reply Fred.