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Hello! Welcome to my Channel! I love Astrophotography and documenting the night time sky. So I hope you join me by subscribing so I can share the wonders of the night time sky with you!
April 8th 2024 :Solar Eclipse, Totality (Hillsboro, TX)
Well the Solar Eclipse here in Hillsboro, TX did not disappoint . First off thank you to Thomas and Emily for letting come to your property. The clouds stayed away long enough to capture some awesome pictures and video.
This image was captured with my @teleskop_service TS Optics 90mm CF APO Refractor and @fujifilmx_us XH2 camera with a solar filter. Guided using the @skywatcherusa EQ6R Pro.
I’ll have more pics and videos to come soon! #solareclipse #totality #solareclipse2024
This image was captured with my @teleskop_service TS Optics 90mm CF APO Refractor and @fujifilmx_us XH2 camera with a solar filter. Guided using the @skywatcherusa EQ6R Pro.
I’ll have more pics and videos to come soon! #solareclipse #totality #solareclipse2024
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Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks: PixInsight Processing Tutorial
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Hello everyone, in this video I show you how I process Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks in PixInsight and Photoshop. Despite having some cloud cover I am really happy how this image turned out. Hope this helps you process your own Comet images! Thanks for watching! #Comet12P #Comet #PixInsight
NGC 1499 "California Nebula" - Narrowband w/ RGB Stars :PixInsight Processing Tutorial
Просмотров 9709 месяцев назад
Hello everyone, welcome back to the channel. In todays video I will be processing NGC 1499 , the "California Nebula" in narrowband. In this video I show you how I to put RGB Stars in a narrowband image. Look at the full res-image here on astrobin: astrob.in/gxvsgu/C/ Bill Blanshan from @anotherastrochannel can be found here: ruclips.net/video/SQmFFkF6XhM/видео.html . He makes awesome PixInsight...
2023 Perseid Meteor Shower and Milky Way Time Lapse (8K Resolution)
Просмотров 12 тыс.Год назад
Hello everyone here a a quick time lapse video of the Perseid Meteor Shower and Milky Way Time Lapse that I shot the last few days. This was shot on a Fuji Xh2 with a 16mm F1.4 lens and a Fuji XT5 with a Rokinon 8mm F28 II lens. Shot under Bortle 2 skies in Comanche, Texas. This years Perseid Meteor shower did not disappoint! and yes this was shot in 8K Thanks for watching! ©NebulosityMedia 202...
M8 Lagoon Nebula & M20 Trifid Nebula: Pixinsight Processing Tutorial (OSC Galaxy Processing)
Просмотров 951Год назад
Hello everyone, welcome back to the channel. In this video I show you how I processed the Lagoon Nebula (M8) and Trifid Nebula (M20) in pixinsight and photoshop. The full resolution image can be found here: www.astrobin.com/eq8dej/B/ Video and imagery ©NebulosityMedia 2023 Thanks for watching! Hope that this helped. Subscribe for more Connect Website: www.NebulostiyMedia.com Instagram: @Nebulos...
M81 "Bode's Galaxy & M82 "Cigar Galaxy": Pixinsight Processing Tutorial (OSC Galaxy Processing)
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Год назад
Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. In todays video I am processing my first ever deep sky Astrophoto that I took back in early January 2022. I wasn't entirely happy with the original image so I made a processing tutorial out of the making of the image. Color Masks from @anotherastrochannel can be found here: ruclips.net/video/SQmFFkF6XhM/видео.html The full resolution image can be foun...
M101 "Pinwheel Galaxy": PixInsight Processing Tutorial (Galaxy Processing with OSC camera).
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel! With the success of my recent PixInsight tutorial showing how I processed Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) I continued the series and am now showing you how I processed a recent image of M101 the Pinwheel Galaxy that I took recently. Hopefully this shows you how to process a galaxy with a OSC camera. This image is is a combination of 38x600" exposures to create ...
Comet C/2022 E3: PixInsight Processing Tutorial (Comet and a Galaxy)
Просмотров 5 тыс.Год назад
Tutorial starts at 3:22. - Full resolution image can be viewed here: astrob.in/ei19b7/D/ Hello everyone! In this video I show you how to process Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) using PixInsight and Adobe Photoshop. I also captured the Comet with a Galaxy! The galaxy shown in the photo is NGC 5907. NGC 5907 is a knife edge galaxy that is approximately 50 Million light years away! Since Comets don't move w...
I captured the "green comet" and a distant galaxy! #shorts
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Год назад
I recently captured the “Green Comet” which was last seen around 50,000yrs ago , I also captured it passing by NGC5907 a galaxy that is 50million Light Years away!
Photographing the Rosette Nebula (10.5Hrs of Integration time) ASTRO VLOG EP2
Просмотров 4712 года назад
Hello everyone! and welcome back to my Channel. In todays video I shoot the Rosette Nebula! Now this is my first "complete" astro image getting over 10.5hrs of data. I used my newly acquired ZWO ASI 2600 MC Pro OSC color camera and TS Optics 90mm CF APO Refractor telescope to capture this image. Im definitely hooked now! be sure to subscribe and checkout my website - I will be offering prints f...
I Pointed My Telescope at The Rosette Nebula for 10.5hrs! #shorts
Просмотров 3652 года назад
I pointed my Telescope and Astro Camera at the Rosette Nebula for 10.5hrs. This was shot with an ZWO ASI 2600MC PRO and edited in Pixinsight. Look for the longer video on the channel in the near future. #Astrophotography #RosetteNebula #shorts
Photographing Comet Leonard: Astrophoto Vlog Episode 1 (SONY FX3)
Просмотров 7562 года назад
Photographing Comet Leonard: Astrophoto Vlog Episode 1 (SONY FX3)
"Interstellar Highway" - M42 Orion Nebula & Geostationary Satellites Time Lapse
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"Interstellar Highway" - M42 Orion Nebula & Geostationary Satellites Time Lapse
What a view.
Hi, superb video, being a beginner I really appreciate this video. I hope to be able to see more of your videos. I thank you for your training work for beginners. good sky . Patrick from France
Hello man, where did you get the color mask ?
ruclips.net/video/SQmFFkF6XhM/видео.htmlsi=H0qSgEG8fqyiJcm1 This video explains the masks and has a link to the masks in the description.
How do you get the Milky Way in color
A big factor is having really nice dark sky's, without light pollution. Then it's just a matter of getting the right settings on your camera. It's all dependent on what when and where you're shooting. Some phones can get some pretty good shots as well. Settings I use are Iso: 3200 (you might want to use a lower iso to reduce noise, but you can also stack images to do that and get better compositions) F/ 1.8-3.5 (the lower the better) Shutter speed of like 15-20 sec (going higher than that will start to cause very noticeable star trailing if you don't have a tracker) Play around with settings to get results you like, you may need to adjust white balance if you have a lot of light pollution. Happy shooting
Also, that last photo is more than likely an example of image stacking.
Looking for the masks by Bill Blanchette, I do not see a link in the description. In fact, the description is for another video on processing comet C/2022 E3. Any help would be appreciated...
Just a quick tip. Dynamic Crop removes your registered embedded astrometric data. Do SPCC first, then crop later since it makes no difference, really, you should save cropping until your basically done. Then you can skip the step of re-plate solving your data. Not a big deal of course, just a little more efficient.
Watching again this great video!!!
Nicely done! I followed along as one of my first projects with PI trial and my own 12P data. Everything went smooth up to comet integration, you had a nice flat image after ABE but I had bad stacking border artifacts and weird color splotches in background and huge gradient corner to corner. I tried cropping and the other background/gradient tools but can't seem to fix it.
Scope + camera ?
How do you made it? Stacking images?? Have my own video no so crisp than yours. Saludos amigo great job!!
Thank you.! The video was recorded with my Fuji XH2 in 8K and I used a Skywatcher EQ6R to track it. For the blended photos at the end I stacked and mixed 4 different exposures together to make the image.
These pictures and videos I’m seeing online don’t the the real thing justice
This video isn't the one that just happened either. You can tell because of the lack of coronal mass ejections
Uh. Yeah it is. Shot it yesterday with a 90mm refractor.
@@astrophotoedits I’m currently in Maine, and I’m telling you with the clear skies out here these picks don’t do what I seen justice
@@Xiah-zf5qi I understand that, it truly is amazing to see in person. Im replying to @hydroxyium who thinks this isn't from yesterday.
@@astrophotoedits Yeah I saw that little triangle at 4:30 position with my own eyes from Torreón Coahuila
Excellent video. I was imaging the comet last night and need to follow your processing workflow
PLEASE LOOK AT VIRGOS BOTTOM THIGH!!
Sorry but I totally lost you at 9 min 29 sek. You had already done it - but how?
Ok to do the StarXterminator batch process for starless only images, you open up StarXterminator -> process batch -> then on the “Output starless files to:” select a destination folder -> now you can select the “select input files and execute”, for this you will select the registered files , those should end in “c_d_r” from when you stacked the images. Then the process will execute. Then you use the comet alignment feature next. Sorry ! Hopefully that clears it up! The only reason I didn’t show it’s that it does take a while to process those images.
Which set of frames did you use for batch-removing stars in STX please?!
I used my registered images from WBPP, they should end in “c_d_r”
Great work on putting this together. The one issue I see is when you perform the initial steps for star alignment, then star extraction, the star extraction does not extract any galaxies or faint things in the background when you add the star only image to the comet only image later. The comet only image will have galaxies and other things blurred due to the movement of the comet. The only way to preserve this is to remove the comet from the star alignment image. That way the stars, galaxies, etc, are left intact, then you can add the comet only image to that.
great job thanks
Thank you !
Great job, beautiful image!
Thank you ! I was surprised I was able to capture it with the cloud cover.
Bravo….!.
Thank you!
Awesome!! Max vs Rescreen?
Thanks! I used Max because it is what I used on last years C/2022 E3 comet when I processed it. I don't remember why exactly. I think it could have to do with the residual star trailing that is present in the comet only aligned image.
Hi, great and easy video. Can you link where you learnt about the masks please.
ruclips.net/video/SQmFFkF6XhM/видео.htmlsi=nBjy7xQK1qNWXyzb <- This video here. Thanks !
fantastic walk through and presentation. subscribed
Nicely done. Thank you very much for the video.
Very nice video and easy to follow workflow.
Thank you !
HELLO Great video... fantastic work, well done to you! Looking forward to your next videos Good sky and beautiful astro captures Patrick from France
Thanks Patrick!
Very good tutorial indeed !!
The one with the tractor is great! Nice natural colors...
Very nice!
I got the free 45 day trial been trying to process the same object u have but pcc don't work I stacked in dss
احب النجوم جداً اتمنى ان يختفي التلوث الضوئي في مدينتي لأراها…☹️🌌🌟
Wow beautiful ❤
Amazing ♥️🔥
Thank you !
@@astrophotoedits you are welcome 🔥😍😊
I live in Jarrell Texas )45 miles north of Austin ) and surely seen a nice show last night. I found out at the last minute around midnight and had only enough battery power to do 2 hours of time-lapse. Hopefully I can do it again to ight, but this time with a full charge and 10 hours. I'll start right before sunset to about 6am
Hopefully it turned out ok !
Watched the meteor shower last night with some friends and family. Absolutely beautiful 😍
Thats great! Always best to share the beauty of the night sky with others !
Here it happened last night at 9:30 but I missed it 😢this video was beautiful
wow, que buen video, agradezco lo interesante de tu proceso para editar las galaxias. una pregunta, los procesos para los colores, tales como redmask, yellowmask ¿es posible crearlos? , saludos desde Chile
Excellente vidéo ..👍👍👍👍 je suis débutant . je voudrais savoir comment faites vous les mask couleurs .... un grand merci pour votre vidéo . je me suis abonné à votre chaine . ps : je met le traducteur pour lire les vidéos . Patrick ( France )
This was a great video
Great job with the capture and tutorial. What camera did you use for the capture?
I used an ASI 2600 MC Pro, Thanks!
Just curious because I am also processing my M101 data and decided to give your tutorial guide a try to assist me: why SPCC over PCC?
To my understanding SPCC is a bit more robust and color accurate
Very good tutorial! cs
Really interesting and well explained. Subscribed. :) Clear skies
Thank you !
Very cool work! Two of my favorite galaxies. I'm hoping to give Pixinsight another shot sometime this year. Tried it a few years ago, the steep learning curve and my lack of free time made me waste the free trial.
Thanks! Yeah there definitely is a learning curve with PixInsight but once you get the hang of it it’s a great program
Came across this video. Nicely done. Where is the link to those color masks?
ruclips.net/video/5IkmqbilqI0/видео.html <-- You can find them in the link in Lukomatico's video.
What a great video, I have learnt many new techniques from this that have really helped me improve my astro images. Thanks bro!!
I am subscribing due to recent events 🙂 Seriously, I absolutely love your easy going teaching style, your attention to detail and how you are using the more up to date PixInsight tools for post processing galaxies. My only minor disappointment was that you didn't fully process in PixInsight, but your result when completing in PixInsight would make me quite happy as is. I am just learning PixInsight and so far when I try something (galaxies) on my own it flops. Before you mentioned who some of your influences were I remarked to myself that your work order reminds me a little of Lukomatico's approach. So far my only 2 successful PixInsight projects were based off of specific processing techniques of a couple of my captured data of Pleiades and the Rosette Nebula from Lukomatico's videos. I was looking for a recent video for processing galaxies in PixInsight and I am glad to have found your video! I see that you also have a video on processing Comet C/2022 E3. I am anxious to give this a try as I have some unprocessed data of this comet captured.
Since I use a Nikon D7500 and a Sigma 150-600 lens, this kind of easy info really appeals to me. Thanks for making this video about using Pixinsight. You mentioned Bill Blanchett and Luke Matico, maybe I am blind but did you put a link above and I am just looking past it ? Thanks
Thankyou, appreciate your time in putting this together and very clear.
beautiful video ... thanks for sharing .....
The streaks are caused by the motion of the tracker. If we look up at the sky, these satellites would appear motionless. But as DSOs move across the sky, if they are near the equatorial plane, the streaking in your video can happen. So actually, its the DSO that is moving across the the satellite. :-)
Nice! I got a photo last night, the comet is mag 8.3 and fading. Yours looks like a diamond, mine a stone.