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Thank you. ZWO should hire you to do tutorials.

Thanks but a better comparison would've been better.

Aren't 2x and 4x just digital magnifications (i.e., cropping the sensor)? If so, using them should't provide any more detail than if the same was done in post-production.

Your quick tutorials help allot, thank you!

Just got my S50 a couple of weeks ago. Still in the learning mode. Hope ZWO comes out with a S150 a year from now. I'll be ready for it.

Lizard on your left!

I don't know, the amount of noise I was getting was crazy, I think the 294 is better?????

Great video. Very informative.

Nice video! I’ve been looking forward to mosaic mode, can’t wait for the official release of mosaic mode! However, I would most strongly suggest to calibrate the compass first and then level the scope when it’s sure you’re not going to move the tripod again 😉

I just got the dwarf2 for my anniversary. I am struggling with it as i was shot in the head in afghanistan. My memory retention is garbage now. But... got to use it for the first time tonight and shot the moon. Super cool!

The solar filter has a small hole in the 'handle' or tab on one side. Another method is placing the filter on with that tab at the top, then hold a piece of paper up to it until you see a dot of light.

Great video. Thank you for sharing. But just one issue. The compass calibration should be done before the levelling, especially if you are in the field on uneven ground. Even if not, in my opinion, it is more logical to do those two essential steps in that order. :)

Very helpful as usual. Thank you.

Hi! Could you please help me with accessing this mode, because my seestar doesn’t have this option.

Really good video, anxious to give Mosaic Mode a try............if I may though, I have been trying for quite a while now to get someone to explain the filters (not Solar) that are built into the Seestar S50. I have found this quote on the internet: "If you're shooting nebulae, Seestar will apply the dual band filter to emphasize Hydrogen alpha (Ha) and Oxygen three (O3) emissions. If you’re in a light-polluted area, you can enable the filter to minimize its impact on an image. It is not recommended for galaxies". And this from the ZWO manual for the scope: " Dual narrow-band filter: Considering that most users are in the light pollution area, we have added dual narrow-band light filter (bandwidth OIII 30nm/Ha 20nm) on the hardware, and users can manually switch to the light pollution filter in the App." Neither seem to make sense to me............does it mean that if you choose a nebula to shoot the scope automatically engages the HA/O3 filter, and that the filter control icon on the app screen is only for the light pollution filter? Does it mean that the light pollution filter should not be turned on when shooting galaxies? Is the HA/O3 filter and the light pollution filter one the same? Sorry for the long comment, but this confusion is giving me fits every time I go out to shoot..........turn on/or not turn on, auto applied or not auto applied..........your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

can you give an estimate on how long it took you to do the mosaic on M31 with the framing you requested?

Do you have your Seestar mounted on the roof of your car or something? If you're going to demonstrate how to set the thing up at least choose a flat surface that doesn't noticeably wobble every time you touch the scope. And what a totally arcane method of finding the sun.

thank you!

Almost bought one.. lol ( to many scopes)

Hard to really see the difference with the moving images. A side by side comparison would've been much more informative, but thanks for sharing

Your video taking the viewer through post processing your images was great, but a bit mind boggling. Is there by any chance a written down guide showing the order of all the steps? Thx

I feel short changed on this one , I might be week minded but I don't see the difference...spend less time on intro and more on explaining the final images (side by side)

Man that was very informative for me cause I am slowly building my space race telescope 1 piece at a time on budget. Thanks bro. Clear skies and good vibes.

Honestly, why would start an instructional video without knowing about obsticlesin the way??

I don't get it, can get pictures of things on the internet, ur sposed to see things with your eyes aren't u? I got a place in the desert, night sky is amazing, is it fun using a smart telescope? I can sit back, control and view on my phone or tab?

It's very hard to really take the final images in with all the movement. You should just display them static and for longer.

Immediately noticed your video's colors were just poppin' off and looking sharp, that HDR really adds quality to videos!

The pleiades cluster looked better. before you applied Siril.

half of that 4k is the camera alone 😁 nice final image with the askar71 on the swsa gti

I think a better format to compare the two would have been a split screen with the left dwarf 3 and right 4K$$$ . Zoom in, but try to make an apples to apples comparison.

ive had full rigs...sold the lot...got to heavy and time consuming for me....got the dwarf 2 and the seestar s50...fast,easy and very light..im not bothering upgrading to dwarf 3...happy with what i currently have..

I have been very impressed with my dwarf 3 so far…I think I can already recommend it

Ive got a similar looking rig, Skywatcher GTI, Skywatcher 62ed Focal length 400, ZWOASI485MC camera, controlled with the ASIAIR plus.

Premiere so many days ahead is a little too much no? 😂

Nice video, a lot of information for someone new, but thanks for showing all. btw What's the name of the song at 4:20?

Great video, I’m looking at the Vespera II & Pro, which would you recommend for deep sky astrophotography?

The correct astronomical file format for lucky imaging is a SER file. Why are you using AVI?

right now im stuck between a dwarf 3 or a S50. I would also consider a varonis but for 1200 I think I'd just go the 500 route with about the same quality pics. I will say today the Dwarf 2's had a firmware update that added EQ mode, improved auto focus and I'm pretty sure they did something to the sensor. My shots seem better as im live stacking as we speak.

Great video, appreciate the detailed overview. I’m actually looking at the Vespera II or Pro version and didn’t see any videos on your channel. Have you tried these models? If so, interested in your thoughts/experience.

Untracked? I thought these smart scopes are tracking the object. Is this not true?

Thanks for the detailed tutorial. You briefly mentioned the Vespera, are you also planning on a video for that model? If you’ve tried it, aside from the price difference, interested in your thoughts.

I get much better results with my Canon 6D and 50yr old Super Takumar 400mm F5.6 m42 lens, 2x teleconverter. With a decent Tripod, remote trigger and red dot finder cost me around $500. The setup is just as compact and easy to setup. I still have a killer camera for photography. If the hobby sticks you can upgrade and get a star tracker. Then a good refractor. The Seestar s50 looks much better and extremely easy to use. Of course has tracking. It’s definitely on my radar and bucket list. From other reviews I thought Jupiter and moon looked better on the s50. Deep sky like Orion aren’t even close.

Very helpful, thanks. Have you tried EQ mode with the Seestar? If so, would love to see a tutorial next.

Very good information for a new person. However, after some time the background “music” starts to get to your nerves. I stopped after halfway through.