My lovely parents brought me a refractor telescope when I was a 13 year old kid and I vividly remember watching the moon from my backyard and even spotted Saturn it was a magical experience that still is fresh in my mind. I hope some day to get back into this and enjoy the heavens once again.
You can re-align RGB using simple channel movement, easy to do even in photoshop, for sub-pixel just do an enlargement first. (Moon shots, Jupiter, Saturn) for perfect alignment you can switch to grayscale and put one layer in negative and 50% opacity, when your picture is gray, it's aligned then reverse to get back to RGB. Always center on green (bayer of the DSLR always had 2x green pixels).
@@GavriloPewPew you should try, it's even good when you do a scan in an old magazine, you turn picture to CMYK then re align the channels, you get then a better picture than was printed.
I hope no one here needs the hint "Location: Solar System" for the sunspots ;-). But thank you very much for demonstrating the abilities of the C8 SE, which can be seen from both sides and obviously differs from the pictures of the ads of Celestron (and Meade a.s.o.) in those wonderful wondermags of astronomy.
I have used it few times trying to capture venus and moon. Unfortunately, I couldn’t focus. Moon was out of focus if someone knows how I can fix that could you possibly help.
@@aisha3944 I'm not sure what's wrong. The default eyepiece that came with mine works fine with my scope. Just making sure you are turning the focus knob right?...
Ive had one for years now and its really lightweight and easy to use with the Starsense. After imaging to the limit of the C8, I now use it only for lunar and solar imaging. Most people will use this as a stepping stone to a true dedicated astro-imaging setup, with ASI camera and long exposure capability, but it isnt optimum for imaging anything but the moon or sun at a more detailed level.
The sun spots are very nice I remember the first time I saw sun spot with a back yard telescope and sun filter of course it made the hair on the back of my neck stand up and as for the planets particularly Saturns rings wow!!! great hobby for young and not so young 🔭📡❇️
Thank you for sharing these. I've just gotten a NexStar 8 SE and I'm getting ready to buy imaging equipment for it. I will probably get the same basic setup that you use. I get emotional seeing these amazing photographs and thinking that I will be able to see something similar soon.
Fantastic pictures… i’m just considering a nexstar 8… looks like it might be the one for me… thanks for your work.. fabulous, can’t wait to put my own pics on here…
Very cool Slymin. I always enjoy your videos. It would be great to see your astrophotography workflow, from seeing how you set up the NexImage, to capturing, to processing.
@@ZackWolfMusic And? Yes, this telescope has an autoguiding mount that has a database of 40,000 C.B. That does not make the photos fake. You are the "low IQ guy" here. Stop talking shit on the internet. And IQ does not fully define a person's intelligence. Intelligence is much more complex to be just simplified in this way. You are nothing, just an idiot trying to keep your arrogance by shitting on people in the internet.
@@ZackWolfMusic WHAT? It's not a computerized telescope. It's just the mount that is automatic. Do you even know what a telescope mount is? OR DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT A TELESCOPE IS? The thing is that when you have an alt-azimutal mount or a standard equatorial mount, you need to get the telescope pointed to a celestial body. But with an automatic mount you just press a button and it goes to the object selected. BUT THE OPTICS ARE REAL, THE TELESCOPE DOESN'T PROJECT AN FAKE IMAGE ON THE EYEPIECE. This doesn't even make sense. I really didn't thought that people could be this dumb. OMG I want to puke, YOU HAVE SUCH A "LOW IQ" It can't even be measured
@@ZackWolfMusic OMG I am just laughing my ass off I really don't know if you are trolling me... BUT IF YOU AREN'T, you certainly have a big problem... WHY WOULD PEOPLE SELL A TELESCOPE GIVING OPTIC SPECIFICATIONS WHEN ITS ALL DIGITAL (focal length, objective diameter, etc)? WHY WOULD ANYONE SELL A TELESCOPE THAT CAN'T REALLY BE USED TO OBSERVE REAL CELESTIAL BODIES? WHY WOULD SOMEONE APPLY IMPERFECTIONS IN FAKE IMAGES? The only thing that is eletronic in this telescope is the mount. AND YOU CAN TAKE THE TELESCOPE OF THE MOUNT, AND PLACE IT IN AN STANDARD MOUNT. And you are almost reaching insanity, you should go to a psychiatric hospital. offending people on the internet out of nowhere. Talking nonsense. Go treat yourself.
@@Bilbopedia Dont waste your time ever responding to these childish attention seeking Flatearth fruit cakes, just Ignore them, I never ever respond to them, it drives them mad because it deprives them of the attention they crave ( you can your getting to them when they try to get your attention by being abusive🤣) and its like arguing with a petulant child anyway. Besides, I have the 4se version of this telescope, and I've seen nearly all what the OP is showing here with it, the Data base has absolutely nothing to do with imaging, its actually just a set of coordinates loaded into the Tripod Hand set that just helps the GoTo section find what you want to view, nothing more 😊
Those are some beautiful images you've taken, you must be incredibly proud of them. I'm just starting out, got myself a Celestron 102AZ but I hope to upgrade to a larger telescope as my hobby progresses.
Thank you for the video. I'm trying to start on astrophotography and thought about building the same set up. Actually I was expecting a little bit more for it
I have one of these. The Alt-Az is fine for optical viewing and astrophotography of bright planets and DSOs, but I also have a GEM (German Equatorial Mount) for long-duration autoguiding. I have had some great planetary images using the GEM. For imaging, I have an SBIG ST-402ME monochrome CCD with colour wheel, with a ZWO AS1200MM-S monochrome CCD for autoguiding. For me, the 8" SCT is the sweet spot for light-gathering ability and portability.
Well thank you for your stunning views of our galaxy.... Now I am new to your channel and looking forward to 2020 as now I no which telescope 🔭 setup I am on for this year so exciting.... thank you.....👍🏼😉😎
Fantastic images! thanks for sharing. I'm thinking of buying a Nexstar 8 this year so this has really help me judge what is possible at the budget. I've no doubt you have built up lots of experience of what is required to capture such good images. Thanks !
wow the pic of saturn is amazing, i just got the telescope for my birthday and im so excited, my fav so far is orions nebula, i took a few decent pics with my iphone. I cant wait to see the moon !
Wow, if the moon looks this good with the 8SE, I'm placing my order right now! I can't wait to photograph UFO's flying over the craters of the moon, LOL. God I am such a nerd.
Hy Astroblender, I follow You a long time! I would like to know about the camera don’t strike the tripod. How avoid how to set on celestron. In this particular case I’m using a nexstar evolution 8 whith wedge. I appreciate your time and helps!!! Thank you and clear skies!!! Ricardo
These images are great! I am using a similar set up and am wondering if you use the reducer on the planets? Also, have you used a hyperstar with this scope? Thanks for sharing the knowledge! It is very helpful and appreciated!
@@lordprotector3367 hahaha, I asked that question 2 years ago! I have, in some cases, used the reducer on planets. I got a magic capture of Saturn with 8 moons that was liked and re-tweeted by the Cassini team and viewed over 200,000 times! I mostly use a 2x barlow, but it is great to get other perspectives... the reducer is great for catching a wide angle and lots of Saturn's moons... tried on Jupiter too!
Great shot of Saturn.... I just got outside a couple nights ago and was able to catch some shots of Jupiter and Saturn. My 8SE was running an ASI224 F10 - without reducer and without the UV/IR filter that is still in the mail. I am hoping/thinking that the image clarity will improve with using the filter. IF the image below actually posts, Whoopie de shit.... Thanks again for your most informing videos.... I'llll Beeee Baaaack... Hank
so i have the Celestron nexstar8se. i only have what it came with. it has a lens 25mm plossl,thats all it came with. what elese do i need to buy in order to see what you saw? please let me know you can pm of u want or through here. than- ks a bunch
Esse telescópio é show! Ontem(17/10) consegui fazer minhas primeiras observações nele, consegui ver Júpiter e duas luas dele, vi também Saturno e sua lua Titã.
I have a special request. Could u please do a video showing one second exposures of each of the things you showed on here so that people who can’t afford a tracking mount can get a good idea of what they will be able to see or at least image with an 8” telescope without a tracking mount?
Hi, great images! But certainly all of them are stacked and processed to reach these results, right? What we can see, directly on it, between these objects (especially Uranus and DSO)? Can we see them like in the picture? I'm trying to decide if I'll buy the 8SE and would like to know what can actually be observed with it. Thanks!
I can't believe i saw even Uranus, even if blurry. So... Here is the one million dollar question: what equipments can we attach to that telescope to magnify more?
I don't understand what is intimidating you. Level the tripod, put on the mount and scope. do 3 star alignment and everything else is automatic. I just got my first telescope, an 8se, last week an have been using it several nights. Once you set it up the first time you will feel more comfortable with it. Go to it!
Hi Slymin. Little did we know then, your image of Canes Venatici 3:27 has a black hole in it. The nearest one to Earth too. It's covered on abcnews.com today. I'm upgrading to an 8SE very soon. My $50 Selsi from Sears is 50 years old and getting tired. And wobbly.
Just getting into Astronomy here... I'm curious as to how the planets and galaxys look to the 'naked' eye through the 8SE telescope, compared to images produced by most Astrophotographers, which are processed. Thx!
Slymin, I recently purchased the Celestron NexStar 8SE. When you say quality eyepieces what eyepieces would you recommend for planetary viewing and deep space viewing? Any advice would be helpful.
If you want really good planetary views, I would recommend the Explore Scientific 82° 1.25" eyepieces, or even the new 52° series 1.25" eyepieces. Another great option is the Celestron Luminos 1.25" and 2" 82° eyepieces. The 1.25" eyepieces will give great planetary views, but since they have an 82°AFOV, they will also be great for Deep Sky. On the 8 SE you may not use the 82°AFOV to its full potential, but if you ever get a wide-field refractor, they will give amazing views in that too.
I have been using the advanced VX8 myself for 2 years now and it is such an amazing mount! The stability it offers is amazing if you are looking to take clear photos. Also it has a feature called “all star polar align” which makes the polar alignment without a polar scope possible(I don’t believe most mounts come with that feature) Very robust design, it feels like it will last for years and years.
That is amazing:) I'm new to astrophotography. I was wondering if you could explain to me how to contact all pieces together. I got Celestron Nexstra 8SE, Celestron 93640 1.25 Inch Universal Barlow and T-Adaptor and ring adapter to my Cannon. Thank you in advance:)
Hi, great images. Does the DSLR need any modifications to capture these images? I also have a Canon 3i and have seen videos showing removal of a sensor for better performance in astrophotography. Thanks.
This is a beginner question, but is this what it looks like when you view these objects thru the lens yourself? Or did you take long exposure, change filters, and stack images to get these? (Again I am new to all this, hope my terminology is somewhat accurate). The images are beautiful
I enjoyed this very much. It's nice to see what kind of results other AP's are getting with "basic" equipment. I too started this way with Celestron 9.25 SCT but with no reducer. Works great for planetary imaging. For DSO's I love my 80mm Explore Scientiific Refractor. Nice wide field @ f6. So... Good work, my friend. Take care. P.S. It has been very cloudy here 😕
Hi slymin could you make a video with your recommended telescopes / astronomical binoculars for beginners with the lenses or setup you recommend would be really helpful
I guess u don't really understand it then. this telescope came out 1999, called Nexstar in a light grey tube then it became the nexstar1 now its nexstarse models. its not meant to be a imaging scope. it was made to be a large size but portable scope. I carry the whole thing ots on the arm and tripod with ONE hand. what other 8" can u carry the whole setup with one hand? if you thought that the single fork arm was a rock solid mount or for imaging then u didn't do your homework that's what the cpc scope were made for.
Great photos. I recently purchased the NexStar 8SE. I am waiting on delivery for NexImage 10, a F/6.3 focal reducer and the attachments to hook a DSLR camera up to the scope. Are you using an equatorial mount for the DSOs or are you using the default tracking that comes with the NexStar? Also, are you using RegiStax to process the images?
What do you recommend to take the longer exposure possible? With initial set up of celestron 8se nexstar evo, i am able to do only 15” in DLSR before i get startrail. Even with stacking there is a limit on definition. Is f reducer good option?
Laia Pérez Valiente yes, I would recommend a focal reducer. After returning the wedge I bought a Hyperstar from starizona. It allows me to get lots of detail from being at F2 with short exposures.
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you should use registax and sharpcap to improve your picture , cudos for long exposure on an alt-az mount
@@tomjones2121 ALREADY DOES.... They look GREAT to me....
Can't believe you got an image of planet Uranus . ..that was amazing! ..even though it was blurry it was still great 👍🏻
Coldeb 89 I‘m always surprised its blue 😉
cz u belive stupid cgi
tujuhtujuh you are a dumbass
@@tropicalfruitful1105 😁😁
@Mr. Virtual, before*
My lovely parents brought me a refractor telescope when I was a 13 year old kid and I vividly remember watching the moon from my backyard and even spotted Saturn it was a magical experience that still is fresh in my mind. I hope some day to get back into this and enjoy the heavens once again.
I absolutely love every single detail of existence from telescopes to the universe
I bought my first telescope today, its nothing quite like yours, I can't wait to look at the sky.
How’s it going?
You can re-align RGB using simple channel movement, easy to do even in photoshop, for sub-pixel just do an enlargement first. (Moon shots, Jupiter, Saturn) for perfect alignment you can switch to grayscale and put one layer in negative and 50% opacity, when your picture is gray, it's aligned then reverse to get back to RGB. Always center on green (bayer of the DSLR always had 2x green pixels).
I didn't understand most of this, but I still like it.
@@GavriloPewPew you should try, it's even good when you do a scan in an old magazine, you turn picture to CMYK then re align the channels, you get then a better picture than was printed.
I hope no one here needs the hint "Location: Solar System" for the sunspots ;-).
But thank you very much for demonstrating the abilities of the C8 SE, which can be seen from both sides and obviously differs from the pictures of the ads of Celestron (and Meade a.s.o.) in those wonderful wondermags of astronomy.
The universe is so beautiful 🖤
WOW I DID NOT THINK AN 8" COULD SEE SOME OF THESE THINGS, VERY NICE !
I have the 4se Only, you would be amazed at what you can see with even that tbh 😊
Wow! This is impressive! I just received my Celestron NexStar 8SE hope to get as good results as you did! Thank you for sharing!
Tell us your experience please.
I have used it few times trying to capture venus and moon. Unfortunately, I couldn’t focus. Moon was out of focus if someone knows how I can fix that could you possibly help.
What camera are you using?
Jujubean none, I was just stargazing and it was unsuccessful. I don’t understand what is wrong. I am using the basic eyepiece which comes in the box
@@aisha3944 I'm not sure what's wrong. The default eyepiece that came with mine works fine with my scope.
Just making sure you are turning the focus knob right?...
Ive had one for years now and its really lightweight and easy to use with the Starsense.
After imaging to the limit of the C8, I now use it only for lunar and solar imaging.
Most people will use this as a stepping stone to a true dedicated astro-imaging setup, with ASI camera and long exposure capability, but it isnt optimum for imaging anything but the moon or sun at a more detailed level.
The sun spots are very nice I remember the first time I saw sun spot with a back yard telescope and sun filter of course it made the hair on the back of my neck stand up and as for the planets particularly Saturns rings wow!!! great hobby for young and not so young 🔭📡❇️
Agreed!
First time I used my used chepo refractor I saw Jupiter, two moons equally spacesd on either side, that was 35ish years ago, will never forget it!!
its amazing that you took a picture of a supernova
I have a 8se and just picked up the focal reducer.
Your videos helped me out. Thanks for making and sharing them
Take care
I am glad you found them helpful! Take care!
Thank you for sharing these. I've just gotten a NexStar 8 SE and I'm getting ready to buy imaging equipment for it. I will probably get the same basic setup that you use. I get emotional seeing these amazing photographs and thinking that I will be able to see something similar soon.
I just bought the Celestron 8SE because you recommended it. I love your videos keep it up.
Thank you for the kind words!
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Amazing and thanks, I think I am gonna get this things and get going
You’re welcome!
Fantastic pictures… i’m just considering a nexstar 8… looks like it might be the one for me… thanks for your work.. fabulous, can’t wait to put my own pics on here…
Very cool Slymin. I always enjoy your videos. It would be great to see your astrophotography workflow, from seeing how you set up the NexImage, to capturing, to processing.
Great video. Indeed!
Oh that's so cool! I want to buy this telescope.
Thank you for the details in your video, very informative indeed in terms of what the images look like through Celestron 8SE and the equipment 👍
I’m glad you found it informative!
These deep space objects photos were AMAZING! The image of vesta was pretty cool too, but the images of the moon and mars got a bit blurry...
@@ZackWolfMusic And? Yes, this telescope has an autoguiding mount that has a database of 40,000 C.B. That does not make the photos fake. You are the "low IQ guy" here. Stop talking shit on the internet.
And IQ does not fully define a person's intelligence. Intelligence is much more complex to be just simplified in this way. You are nothing, just an idiot trying to keep your arrogance by shitting on people in the internet.
@@ZackWolfMusic WHAT? It's not a computerized telescope. It's just the mount that is automatic. Do you even know what a telescope mount is? OR DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT A TELESCOPE IS?
The thing is that when you have an alt-azimutal mount or a standard equatorial mount, you need to get the telescope pointed to a celestial body. But with an automatic mount you just press a button and it goes to the object selected. BUT THE OPTICS ARE REAL, THE TELESCOPE DOESN'T PROJECT AN FAKE IMAGE ON THE EYEPIECE. This doesn't even make sense.
I really didn't thought that people could be this dumb. OMG I want to puke, YOU HAVE SUCH A "LOW IQ" It can't even be measured
@@ZackWolfMusic OMG I am just laughing my ass off I really don't know if you are trolling me... BUT IF YOU AREN'T, you certainly have a big problem...
WHY WOULD PEOPLE SELL A TELESCOPE GIVING OPTIC SPECIFICATIONS WHEN ITS ALL DIGITAL (focal length, objective diameter, etc)? WHY WOULD ANYONE SELL A TELESCOPE THAT CAN'T REALLY BE USED TO OBSERVE REAL CELESTIAL BODIES? WHY WOULD SOMEONE APPLY IMPERFECTIONS IN FAKE IMAGES?
The only thing that is eletronic in this telescope is the mount. AND YOU CAN TAKE THE TELESCOPE OF THE MOUNT, AND PLACE IT IN AN STANDARD MOUNT.
And you are almost reaching insanity, you should go to a psychiatric hospital. offending people on the internet out of nowhere. Talking nonsense. Go treat yourself.
@@ZackWolfMusic you really are talking through your arse.
@@Bilbopedia Dont waste your time ever responding to these childish attention seeking Flatearth fruit cakes, just Ignore them, I never ever respond to them, it drives them mad because it deprives them of the attention they crave ( you can your getting to them when they try to get your attention by being abusive🤣) and its like arguing with a petulant child anyway. Besides, I have the 4se version of this telescope, and I've seen nearly all what the OP is showing here with it, the Data base has absolutely nothing to do with imaging, its actually just a set of coordinates loaded into the Tripod Hand set that just helps the GoTo section find what you want to view, nothing more 😊
Great! Buddy, I am planning to buy the stuff.
Nice job dealing with the field rotation on top of not being guided.
The planets look beautiful✨😍❤️
Fantastic Thanks so much for sharing really inspired me I’m gonna have to get out my old reflector I built when I was 14 years old
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
What some amazing pics. I have a Celestron Nexstar 114mm. I would love to try and get some pics with it.
Thanks I watch several of your vid’s before I made my first purchase. Your vid’s are very helpful thanks.
Glad you like them!
Wow, amazing what can be done, Uranus is really cool!
Those are some beautiful images you've taken, you must be incredibly proud of them.
I'm just starting out, got myself a Celestron 102AZ but I hope to upgrade to a larger telescope as my hobby progresses.
5:17 interesting great video
Something that’s no supposed to be their interesting
What's in the moon crater?
Thank you for the video. I'm trying to start on astrophotography and thought about building the same set up. Actually I was expecting a little bit more for it
I have one of these. The Alt-Az is fine for optical viewing and astrophotography of bright planets and DSOs, but I also have a GEM (German Equatorial Mount) for long-duration autoguiding. I have had some great planetary images using the GEM. For imaging, I have an SBIG ST-402ME monochrome CCD with colour wheel, with a ZWO AS1200MM-S monochrome CCD for autoguiding. For me, the 8" SCT is the sweet spot for light-gathering ability and portability.
Well thank you for your stunning views of our galaxy....
Now I am new to your channel and looking forward to 2020 as now I no which telescope 🔭 setup I am on for this year so exciting.... thank you.....👍🏼😉😎
Hi from 2020 you shouldn’t even excited
I have been tempted by the lower price of an 8SE, but after seeing you planet images I will hold out for a good equatorial mounted scope.
What did you end up getting?
@@tymeframe Still on binoculars. 😢
Fantastic images! thanks for sharing. I'm thinking of buying a Nexstar 8 this year so this has really help me judge what is possible at the budget. I've no doubt you have built up lots of experience of what is required to capture such good images. Thanks !
WOW ITS SO BEAUTYFUL I LOVE THAT SO MUCH! THANK U! ❤️💗
I'm glad you like it!
@@AstroBlender
Yes i Love it ❤️🌌😍
The images were so awesome!
Very nice pics. I have a 6se and just ordered the neximage 5.
No shit.... I'm impressed. I already have a T2i. It's older, but functional.
Great shots.
Kinda made my mind up to get this telescope! Great shots!!
Nice sonoluminescent stars..nice photos.electric universe is awsome.
Steve Forever oh can you explain what sonoluminescence is:) What create it?
These are great shots for unguided Alt-Az single exposures. You are spot on about the focal reducer. It makes this telescope far more versatile.
wow the pic of saturn is amazing, i just got the telescope for my birthday and im so excited, my fav so far is orions nebula, i took a few decent pics with my iphone. I cant wait to see the moon !
What telescope do you have?
@@Levo_rr bro read the title
Cool bruh!
Wow nice 😘❤️
fantastic
Wow, if the moon looks this good with the 8SE, I'm placing my order right now! I can't wait to photograph UFO's flying over the craters of the moon, LOL. God I am such a nerd.
Nexstat 6SE is better, since they both gpt the same mount, so the weoght is more for 8SE
This is beautiful
Hy Astroblender, I follow You a long time! I would like to know about the camera don’t strike the tripod. How avoid how to set on celestron. In this particular case I’m using a nexstar evolution 8 whith wedge. I appreciate your time and helps!!!
Thank you and clear skies!!!
Ricardo
Beautiful man thanks
Thank you for your presentation.
These images are great! I am using a similar set up and am wondering if you use the reducer on the planets? Also, have you used a hyperstar with this scope? Thanks for sharing the knowledge! It is very helpful and appreciated!
Surely not. It would defeat the object.
@@lordprotector3367 hahaha, I asked that question 2 years ago! I have, in some cases, used the reducer on planets. I got a magic capture of Saturn with 8 moons that was liked and re-tweeted by the Cassini team and viewed over 200,000 times! I mostly use a 2x barlow, but it is great to get other perspectives... the reducer is great for catching a wide angle and lots of Saturn's moons... tried on Jupiter too!
Great shot of Saturn.... I just got outside a couple nights ago and was able to catch some shots of Jupiter and Saturn. My 8SE was running an ASI224 F10 - without reducer and without the UV/IR filter that is still in the mail. I am hoping/thinking that the image clarity will improve with using the filter. IF the image below actually posts, Whoopie de shit.... Thanks again for your most informing videos.... I'llll Beeee Baaaack... Hank
Sensacional as imagens obtidas parabéns show de mais.
Excellent work!
great video
so i have the Celestron nexstar8se. i only have what it came with. it has a lens 25mm plossl,thats all it came with. what elese do i need to buy in order to see what you saw? please let me know you can pm of u want or through here. than- ks a bunch
Amazing video thank you for sharing 💕
Thank you!
Lovely images, but I’m a noob and was wondering if it’s also blurry if I’m looking down telescope with my eyes or it’s just cuz of the camera ?
Please try to photography Asteroid/Kepler's Belt between Mars and Jupiter....
Awesome
Esse telescópio é show! Ontem(17/10) consegui fazer minhas primeiras observações nele, consegui ver Júpiter e duas luas dele, vi também Saturno e sua lua Titã.
Fantastic..!!
I have a special request. Could u please do a video showing one second exposures of each of the things you showed on here so that people who can’t afford a tracking mount can get a good idea of what they will be able to see or at least image with an 8” telescope without a tracking mount?
Great shots. I would love to a side by side comparison of these shots with and without the reducer
Great video love it❤
But how you take images of sun spots
Hi, great images! But certainly all of them are stacked and processed to reach these results, right? What we can see, directly on it, between these objects (especially Uranus and DSO)? Can we see them like in the picture? I'm trying to decide if I'll buy the 8SE and would like to know what can actually be observed with it. Thanks!
Look good. I want to get this telescope.
For the price big bang for the $$ i hear.
If you haven't got it already, it is $200usd off right now :)
Spotlizard 03 what’s the price on it? Regularly
I can't believe i saw even Uranus, even if blurry. So... Here is the one million dollar question: what equipments can we attach to that telescope to magnify more?
Buen video. Nitidas imagenes.
I have one of these, it is really intimidating to set up so I just want to watch this too see if it is worth the trouble
I don't understand what is intimidating you. Level the tripod, put on the mount and scope. do 3 star alignment and everything else is automatic. I just got my first telescope, an 8se, last week an have been using it several nights. Once you set it up the first time you will feel more comfortable with it. Go to it!
Well it is 17 years old and it does not work
Amazing!! Push nexstar 8SE to the limit ..
Hi Slymin. Little did we know then, your image of Canes Venatici 3:27 has a black hole in it. The nearest one to Earth too. It's covered on abcnews.com today. I'm upgrading to an 8SE very soon. My $50 Selsi from Sears is 50 years old and getting tired. And wobbly.
Super pictures!
Thank you!
@@AstroBlender Np i help fellow space people.
Should I buy this as a beginner?
Wow! 😮😮😮😮
Just getting into Astronomy here... I'm curious as to how the planets and galaxys look to the 'naked' eye through the 8SE telescope, compared to images produced by most Astrophotographers, which are processed. Thx!
Gavriel Goldmeier very dim and colorless, as your eye don’t see colors in low light environment.
Thanks Slymin- I can’t wait to get some pics like these w our new 8 SE, once the sky clears!
WOW!!
Slymin, I recently purchased the Celestron NexStar 8SE. When you say quality eyepieces what eyepieces would you recommend for planetary viewing and deep space viewing? Any advice would be helpful.
If you want really good planetary views, I would recommend the Explore Scientific 82° 1.25" eyepieces, or even the new 52° series 1.25" eyepieces. Another great option is the Celestron Luminos 1.25" and 2" 82° eyepieces. The 1.25" eyepieces will give great planetary views, but since they have an 82°AFOV, they will also be great for Deep Sky. On the 8 SE you may not use the 82°AFOV to its full potential, but if you ever get a wide-field refractor, they will give amazing views in that too.
Melville Nkalubo live Stonehill Road 47 Essex England and Santa Buy Telescope Celestron Nexstar And got
Hi, thanks for the video! Can i check if the DSLR adapter is original from Nexstar or a third party adapter?
5:14 there is substantial color aberration, you may be able to correct it and increase sharpness via postprocessing (Rawtherapee, Darktable, ...)
Nice work. Finally, a video showing what can be done with a 8". I have a C8 and looking to buy a motorize base. Would you recommend the AVX?
I have been using the advanced VX8 myself for 2 years now and it is such an amazing mount! The stability it offers is amazing if you are looking to take clear photos. Also it has a feature called “all star polar align” which makes the polar alignment without a polar scope possible(I don’t believe most mounts come with that feature) Very robust design, it feels like it will last for years and years.
That is amazing:) I'm new to astrophotography. I was wondering if you could explain to me how to contact all pieces together. I got Celestron Nexstra 8SE, Celestron 93640 1.25 Inch Universal Barlow and T-Adaptor and ring adapter to my Cannon. Thank you in advance:)
i dont think he answers for what i see. so i just bought one too. and have no idea on what to buy to see these beauties..
Hi, great images. Does the DSLR need any modifications to capture these images? I also have a Canon 3i and have seen videos showing removal of a
sensor for better performance in astrophotography. Thanks.
This is a beginner question, but is this what it looks like when you view these objects thru the lens yourself? Or did you take long exposure, change filters, and stack images to get these? (Again I am new to all this, hope my terminology is somewhat accurate). The images are beautiful
Like a boss!
what magnification you use for moon video capture in this video?
I enjoyed this very much. It's nice to see what kind of results other AP's are getting with "basic" equipment. I too started this way with Celestron 9.25 SCT but with no reducer. Works great for planetary imaging. For DSO's I love my 80mm Explore Scientiific Refractor. Nice wide field @ f6. So... Good work, my friend. Take care. P.S. It has been very cloudy here 😕
Thank you sir! I really like my 80mm Explore Scientific refractor as well. Here is to hoping you get some clear skies soon!
Hi slymin could you make a video with your recommended telescopes / astronomical binoculars for beginners with the lenses or setup you recommend would be really helpful
is the moon zoom photo at max scope`s useful zomm?would you need a 16` to get 1000x max magnification?
1000x?....is there even one available to you and I that can produce reasonably sharp images at that magnification?
Good question!
This telescope is much better than my $90 Celestron lol I need one but I need $3,000!
Its a great scope on a terrible mount. :) I bought the AVX mount to solve all the problems
I guess u don't really understand it then. this telescope came out 1999, called Nexstar in a light grey tube then it became the nexstar1 now its nexstarse models. its not meant to be a imaging scope. it was made to be a large size but portable scope. I carry the whole thing ots on the arm and tripod with ONE hand. what other 8" can u carry the whole setup with one hand? if you thought that the single fork arm was a rock solid mount or for imaging then u didn't do your homework that's what the cpc scope were made for.
Great photos. I recently purchased the NexStar 8SE. I am waiting on delivery for NexImage 10, a F/6.3 focal reducer and the attachments to hook a DSLR camera up to the scope. Are you using an equatorial mount for the DSOs or are you using the default tracking that comes with the NexStar? Also, are you using RegiStax to process the images?
Do you have a wedge for this setup? Would help for long exposures?
Peter Bresler I have an 8se and I bought a wedge about a month ago. It was very hard to polar align with and not very accurate, so I returned it.
What do you recommend to take the longer exposure possible? With initial set up of celestron 8se nexstar evo, i am able to do only 15” in DLSR before i get startrail. Even with stacking there is a limit on definition. Is f reducer good option?
Laia Pérez Valiente yes, I would recommend a focal reducer. After returning the wedge I bought a Hyperstar from starizona. It allows me to get lots of detail from being at F2 with short exposures.
Nice shots. Looking to get this or the 5SE version
I recommend 6SE, I got it myself and it's very gppd