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Great video ! Just got my 70d with alot of lenses yesterday, so I’m still learning it but I got a 50mm lense, 18-55mm lense, 10-18mm lense, 18-135mm lense, and a 70-300mm lense. The 18-55mm lense is the kit lense that came with my rebel XTI lol but what lense would you recommend for Astro photography? Noob question but hopefully I’ll be more pro by the end of the year!

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And when you're ready to do it like the big boys get a sturdy tripod star tracker and an intervelometer

That was an amazing capture! Thank you for sharing your knowledge young man!

Hey i also have a canon 70d but it won't let me take a photo if it can't get focused and at night it is too dark and there is nothing to focus on before the lightning so do u have any tips for how to set that?

These examples you're showing....are they edited at all or straight out of the camera. And is the camera stock or does it have modifications.

I have a Canon EOS 4000D not bad for lightning.

If you see this comment , just know you are still helping people who are starting this great hobby!

Beautifully done

What?! Cool. Welcome back

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Great video very underated

Awesome 👏

The parking lot is not really polluted the sky is black and there is lots of stars

Hi can you please tell what settings with 18-135mm lens. Moreover I am not able to autofocus. Whenever I focus using a distant light and then move the camera to the dark sky the pictures dont get clicked. Please help

i have the same set up, thanks for the info

Tell me something about the Lightroom presses that you used?

Hey mister can you tell me what's the best camera that can do astrophotography and other photography in 1000$ or 1500$ sorry for my English

I’ve recently purchased the ioptron skytracker pro and I’m wondering whether the kit lens that came with my canon 200d will be able to capture the Milkyway without the blurring and star trails.

Thank you for the video♥️ I learned a lot. from 🇵🇭

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Great video, this helped me lot, thanks so much!

How do I put my shutter to 10 seconds I have the same camera

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This video was incredibly informative and really well put together, thank you! I’m in NY, so… I may just be out of luck, stars are barely even visible with the naked eye out here hahah. You can’t drive far away enough from the lights without ending up several states over, if that light pollution map is anything to go by. Just wanna capture some neat star trails but I guess there will be a better time and place for that

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great content brother, I'm willing to learn bro. thank you for sharing this video. Good luck, new friend here

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Keeo it up.nice content

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thanks so much for this amazing video exactly what i was looking for! What kind of pictures could I expect at 5,000ft altitude and a sqm value of 21.8?

Hi! For anyone who is reading this, I took this photo on a Kit lens! And with a 1200d too! A little goes a long way if you use it correctly 😊 m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2198370900288285&substory_index=0&id=100003461886610

I set my 70d to these exact settings but for some reason I can’t get the camera to release the shutter, just keep getting a flashing “ExpSIM” indicator. Tried nudging all settings up and down a little but camera’s still not playing nice. Not sure what I’m doing wrong but after a 45 minute drive and frozen fingers I’ll have to try again another day. Still super stoked though 😊

Why can't u say where u ordered the lens from 🤔

Here some tips for you RadarScope is a great app to have And you can should totally storm Chase some more! Great video!

You deserve more subscribers. Thanks for the video :)

Hello Ricky I liked your videos and the photos but I don't if I got everything, my english is not so good yet, I live in Los Angeles and I like to travel some times to enjoy the nature and I like take picture also but I just have my cell phone and a Gopro, now I'd like to invest some money in a camera, could you help with it? could you recommend a good camera with a good price ( I mean less than 1000 dollar if possible) good for nature and astrophotography, I saw some models like Canon EOS SL2 DSLR 18 - 55 and 75 - 300 and others similar, some people say to buy mirroless and others says DSLR honestly I have no idea, I've been looking for cameras ( searching in the internet )for the last two weeks and now I'm so confused. thanks in advance

Can i shoot this with canon 1300d

Hey man great video! The other day i tried to shoot lightnig. I had like 5-10 exposure f8 or smth with a nd1000 filter during day.i had thunder strikes in the frame But I did not the catch them . U know what could be the problem?

Thanks for awesome video I may give it a kind of hard to catch it where I live

Thanks for a very helpful video.

Awesome tutorial I live about an hour away from brownwood. I definitely need to get out and do this. Wish there was a group of people who like to get out at night and do this.

What tripod do you have?

You did this with the kit lens? WITH THE KIT LENS? Why did I buy the Sigma 18-35 f/1.8? WHY?

I live in the Fl panhandle.. thanks for the cool tips can't wait to try them 📷👌🏽

Sweet, was having a bit of a problem with my 70D, (Shutter Timer) but you put me on the right track. Thanks 625th Subber. Keep up the great work, music a bit loud but tolerable.

This really was an amazing video!

I happen to live 15 miles south of brownwood on 144 acres. I will be trying my first Astro photography shot tonight!!