My Celestron 25x100 binoculars arrived about an hour ago and I can hardly wait to aim them at Jupiter later this evening. I have been using Celestron 20x80 binoculars for years and think they are absolutely wonderful. It will be very interesting to compare them. I prefer binoculars over telescopes because you can use both eyes with binoculars and that makes long term viewing much easier. You can also use them during the daytime, plus it is just a heck of a lot easier to carry around binoculars.
Easier to carry around, and easier to set up and pack up after observing. I have a 20" dob that I use for Dark Sky observing- the views are incredible, but it's a lot of work packing it up, setting it up, breaking it down after observing. Nothing like a good pair of binocs, and you'll probably use them more frequently!
I use binoviewers with my telescope so that I can view with both eyes. Works a treat and there is little to no light loss across both eyes, as many ignorant non owners will try and tell you otherwise.
Would you recommend a smaller binocular first? I am currently looking at the vortex diamondback 10x50 which seems nice at the 200-300 range. There’s also a celestron sky master I could possibly get my hands on 25x100 for the same price through a deal. Would the celestron serve well? Or is that too much starting off in binocular astronomy?
I started using Gosky 20x80 binoculars, been using them for a year now and they have never disappointed me when looking up. Seeing jupiter and its moons, the Orion nebula, to terrestrial viewing. Currently did a small upgrade to Oberwerk 25x100 deluxe binoculars. Just waiting for them to arrive. Eventually I will upgrade again in the future to BT binoculars from either APM or Oberwerk.
Thanks for your information, watching the Christmas comet tonight with naked eye.What's a good beginner Binocular you would recommend?? $80 to $300 max.
oberwerk.com has some great options for beginner binoculars in the $80 - $300 range. The Oberwerk 10x50mm Deluxe goes for $169.95, and is a good choice.
Hi. I like sky observing. I dont have any tools yet. I wish i could witness sky with my own eyes through those two to find out wich i like more the celestron skymaster 25x100 or new celestron trailseeker ed 8x42 (especially i would like to mention my favourite feature: Very Wide Field of View: 426ft @ 1000yds). OR to look into deeper space with a more narrow angel with skymasters.. i dont know what i would like more.. both are same price level. Trailseekers are easyer to carry but thats not most important. Do both of them have crisp images. Clear image is more important than carrying convinience. Thank you!
Also I wanted to ask about edge vision and clear focus area. I have read a comment that complains that Trailseekers "edge vision is poor and the clear focus area is too small". Do you have option to answer this from direct inspection and not from theoretical ground? Or anybody else here? Thank You!
Been using a Athlon 12x50 and love it , just ordered a Skymaster 25x100 can't wait to get it out. I'll be out in some dark sky's in middle of Sept, but I think there will be a bright moon. Had the perfect location last week for the Perseids, the Full moon kinda killed it. Personally always liked Binoculars over telescopes for Gazing.
Game changer for me watching this video...I did a lot of astronomy years ago and accumulated a lot of gear but lost interest after a certain point when it got too much trouble to haul it out and set it up. Recently, I started at looking at binoculars as an easier alternative but heck I ordered one of the big astro binocs from Celestron and during the wait I watched this video and decided I was on the wrong track. What I need is something smaller with image stablization instead of more gear. I agree with their advice that you will use something more as long as its easy to cart around. I have now ordered one of the new Canon 18x50 and it will be here in a couple of days. I will send all of the other other stuff back . Good job guys you convinced me to spend abt 1500 bucks on something I can I can carry in a small equipment case and use a lot more often instead of filling another closet of gear for less then half I was going to spend....LOL.
Great video guys. I grew up in Memphis (MUS grad 1976 oops!). Wish this group was around in the 70s. I did a lot of dark sky viewing in Germantown before it got so developed. Live in Detroit now and use a LX200 Meade 10”. Questions: I have a nice pair of Celestron binoculars but need a good tripod. Can you recommend where to find one? I’ve looked all over. I also recently purchased a telrad finder scope and I saw you video on that. Can you recommend where to place it on my scope for best performance?
Richard, I prefer parallelogram mounts if the binocular is 12# or less- they are much easier on the neck. Oberwerk.com is great to deal with for binocular products. For the telrad, I like to place mine as close to the eyepiece and as close to the front of the scope as I can without interference.
Guys, I really like your videos, but you have to lose the background music, or at least turn it way down. It makes it very hard to follow the speaker. Any chance you could repost this without the music? Please.
STOP putting background music to videos with *narration* .. it ONLY makes it HARDER to hear what you are saying and is VERY distracting ... EVERYONE STOP DOING THIS.. we are NOT here to listen to music !!
I think the elephant is the giant set of binoculars in the middle of the shot that are essentially being described as useless by the presenter who is ironically endorsing those that are portable.
My Celestron 25x100 binoculars arrived about an hour ago and I can hardly wait to aim them at Jupiter later this evening. I have been using Celestron 20x80 binoculars for years and think they are absolutely wonderful. It will be very interesting to compare them. I prefer binoculars over telescopes because you can use both eyes with binoculars and that makes long term viewing much easier. You can also use them during the daytime, plus it is just a heck of a lot easier to carry around binoculars.
Easier to carry around, and easier to set up and pack up after observing. I have a 20" dob that I use for Dark Sky observing- the views are incredible, but it's a lot of work packing it up, setting it up, breaking it down after observing. Nothing like a good pair of binocs, and you'll probably use them more frequently!
Hello I'm thinking of buying some binoculars so were you able to see any planets with those and did you see them clear or just like a star
@@bugsyandfamily2140 i think you will see the planets but not that distinct. It sure will not be a star. Nvm i hope u already bought your binocular.
I use binoviewers with my telescope so that I can view with both eyes. Works a treat and there is little to no light loss across both eyes, as many ignorant non owners will try and tell you otherwise.
What is the best binoculars without tripod ? I want to see plants and stars and maybe daylight also
which tripod is this?
2:55 Did he say "Par Starty"?
Dark site
@@babayaga6579 Ha ha, yes, I can hear that now that you mention it.
What's the model name of the binocular held by the gentleman on the left?
Canon 15x50IS
No parallelogram mount? Whole different world with one.
I can not tell you how grateful I am watching this video. Thank you, it helps A LOT!
Would you recommend a smaller binocular first? I am currently looking at the vortex diamondback 10x50 which seems nice at the 200-300 range. There’s also a celestron sky master I could possibly get my hands on 25x100 for the same price through a deal. Would the celestron serve well? Or is that too much starting off in binocular astronomy?
no, dont bother, just give up astronomy and get a girlfriend..much more fun.
@@RobBob555 have a girlfriend, I still enjoy astronomy.
I started using Gosky 20x80 binoculars, been using them for a year now and they have never disappointed me when looking up. Seeing jupiter and its moons, the Orion nebula, to terrestrial viewing. Currently did a small upgrade to Oberwerk 25x100 deluxe binoculars. Just waiting for them to arrive. Eventually I will upgrade again in the future to BT binoculars from either APM or Oberwerk.
Thanks for your information, watching the Christmas comet tonight with naked eye.What's a good beginner Binocular you would recommend?? $80 to $300 max.
oberwerk.com has some great options for beginner binoculars in the $80 - $300 range. The Oberwerk 10x50mm Deluxe goes for $169.95, and is a good choice.
.cool, thanks.😁
Have you guys ever heard of a parallelogram mount? They can be expensive but are much better than a standard tripod for binos.
Hi. I like sky observing. I dont have any tools yet. I wish i could witness sky with my own eyes through those two to find out wich i like more the celestron skymaster 25x100 or new celestron trailseeker ed 8x42 (especially i would like to mention my favourite feature: Very Wide Field of View: 426ft @ 1000yds). OR to look into deeper space with a more narrow angel with skymasters.. i dont know what i would like more.. both are same price level. Trailseekers are easyer to carry but thats not most important. Do both of them have crisp images. Clear image is more important than carrying convinience. Thank you!
Also I wanted to ask about edge vision and clear focus area. I have read a comment that complains that Trailseekers "edge vision is poor and the clear focus area is too small". Do you have option to answer this from direct inspection and not from theoretical ground? Or anybody else here? Thank You!
I have the Big one, and it's a lot of fun to observing stars, definitely a lot of fun!!!!!!!!
Legendas em português ,por favor ( please)quero muito compra esse modelo de BINOCULAR 25x100
Been using a Athlon 12x50 and love it , just ordered a Skymaster 25x100 can't wait to get it out. I'll be out in some dark sky's in middle of Sept, but I think there will be a bright moon. Had the perfect location last week for the Perseids, the Full moon kinda killed it. Personally always liked Binoculars over telescopes for Gazing.
great content guys, valuable experience
Great video guys!
Great Video. I just want to mention that I closed all my other tabs to stop the background music.
How did you do that?
Jeremy I believe you may have a mild case of Palilalia. Great video brother 👍 thanks for the info fellas!
Any thoughts on those sky watchers using night vision telescopes and catching UFO’s making 90 degree turns?
my observers how fantastic it is to watch in the astronomical binoculars before the Universe that inspires.
Game changer for me watching this video...I did a lot of astronomy years ago and accumulated a lot of gear but lost interest after a certain point when it got too much trouble to haul it out and set it up. Recently, I started at looking at binoculars as an easier alternative but heck I ordered one of the big astro binocs from Celestron and during the wait I watched this video and decided I was on the wrong track. What I need is something smaller with image stablization instead of more gear. I agree with their advice that you will use something more as long as its easy to cart around. I have now ordered one of the new Canon 18x50 and it will be here in a couple of days. I will send all of the other other stuff back . Good job guys you convinced me to spend abt 1500 bucks on something I can I can carry in a small equipment case and use a lot more often instead of filling another closet of gear for less then half I was going to spend....LOL.
Thank you brothers God bless you amen
Any advice on a cheap tripod for observing the stars? And maybe catching a ufo or two 😁👌🏼
Great video (I'm just beginning) Please no more music.
Great video guys. I grew up in Memphis (MUS grad 1976 oops!). Wish this group was around in the 70s. I did a lot of dark sky viewing in Germantown before it got so developed. Live in Detroit now and use a LX200 Meade 10”.
Questions: I have a nice pair of Celestron binoculars but need a good tripod. Can you recommend where to find one? I’ve looked all over.
I also recently purchased a telrad finder scope and I saw you video on that. Can you recommend where to place it on my scope for best performance?
Richard, I prefer parallelogram mounts if the binocular is 12# or less- they are much easier on the neck. Oberwerk.com is great to deal with for binocular products. For the telrad, I like to place mine as close to the eyepiece and as close to the front of the scope as I can without interference.
Brian Hancock thanks much!!
That music is completely unnecessary.
Good informational video. What tripod is that please?
Guys, I really like your videos, but you have to lose the background music, or at least turn it way down. It makes it very hard to follow the speaker. Any chance you could repost this without the music? Please.
I lot interest because of the annoying music
Great vids! But kindly knock off the distracting background music.
STOP putting background music to videos with *narration* .. it ONLY makes it HARDER to hear what you are saying and is VERY distracting ... EVERYONE STOP DOING THIS.. we are NOT here to listen to music !!
Talk about an elephant in the room.
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WHAT???????????????
@@icemine2418 I think he's addressing the "background music." Very annoying to my ears.
I think the elephant is the giant set of binoculars in the middle of the shot that are essentially being described as useless by the presenter who is ironically endorsing those that are portable.
@@hello_macrel8624 That is exactly what I got from this video which BTW nothing could be further from the truth.
Why those stupid loud background music almost can hear you Guys
why put music in the background its distracting i couldnt watch it.
Hay I just found this on RUclips , very helpful . I was about to buy 25x100 binos, but seeing you guys. Am thinking Nikon 15x50 now for sure 👍