Zooming in on SATURN - Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ ( With and Without 2X Barlow) | How To use Barlow

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @Universal_Bacon
    @Universal_Bacon Год назад +30

    3:28 thank you for adding an arrow i had no idea where to look

  • @MsBoris66
    @MsBoris66 4 месяца назад +2

    What a good and clear video, thank you.

  • @ulisessolis3182
    @ulisessolis3182 10 месяцев назад +2

    Amazing

  • @Mufasa4142
    @Mufasa4142 13 дней назад +1

    What is Stacked image ?

  • @Delsic
    @Delsic 6 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful

  • @banyanstudio
    @banyanstudio Год назад +3

    Excellent video! Thank you so much

  • @adhithyan0710
    @adhithyan0710 Год назад +2

    Well done brother👏

  • @harshalkamble6858
    @harshalkamble6858 Год назад +1

    👍🏻 thank you for such content!

  • @justaguyx9161
    @justaguyx9161 11 месяцев назад

    Hey thanks a lot for the red arrow on the 66x magnification... I don't think I could have found Saturn without it. 🙄

  • @bamboul007
    @bamboul007 4 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for your videos. You got a such result with only an Iphone ?? It's amazing

  • @calinivg
    @calinivg Год назад +1

    I love you r video Thank you ! I need help please? Will be good enough to see the Galilean moons and ring of Saturn and of course the craterS on moon with Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ with Eyepiece Kit & Smartphone Adapter what do you recommend for $200-300? Thank you very much

    • @Pracitcalscience
      @Pracitcalscience  Год назад

      You can definitely see all of them that you have mentioned using celestron Astromaster 130eq 🙏

  • @Massi.casetta
    @Massi.casetta Год назад

    Celestron Omni 1.25" - 2x - va bemeIs the Celestron Omni 1.25" - 2x - good for the Celestron Astromaster 130eq?

  • @running2standstill685
    @running2standstill685 7 месяцев назад

    My new astromaster 130eq has issues focusing, no matter what it a bit fuzzy on the edges of the moon, its craters, i have to adjust the my eyes up and down for it sometimes, for planets fuzzy on the edges, stars, cant achieve full focus its spiky all around. Didnt have this issue with my refractor. Any tips you can share.

    • @StarLightStudioYT
      @StarLightStudioYT 2 месяца назад +1

      Might be a bit late but have you tried collimating it?

    • @running2standstill685
      @running2standstill685 2 месяца назад +1

      @@StarLightStudioYT it was pretty lined up back then, though i adjusted the secondary and primary mirror a bit, this to ensure good focus on stars. But eventually it all boiled down to practice makes perfect! Thanks!

  • @foxy5916
    @foxy5916 8 месяцев назад

    Hi, I have a question, if I have a lens 65x and Barlow lens 3x, will i get 195x?

  • @star_titan
    @star_titan Год назад +1

    Really Good Shots of Saturn, Question- when did you shot this video??

  • @MrBosehund
    @MrBosehund Год назад +2

    Hi, your stacked images seems to be video files, if I use raw video on registax6 I will have a still only… what software do you use for stacking?

    • @pimpmaestro5666
      @pimpmaestro5666 Год назад

      This is what I need to know. Also, is it cool that I want to stack iPhone pics?

  • @kmhooibg7577
    @kmhooibg7577 Год назад +1

    Nice

  • @Hello-qq6ee
    @Hello-qq6ee Год назад

    Does you 130eq has a motor drive??

  • @photonik-luminescence
    @photonik-luminescence Год назад +13

    Wow ! You can see saturn with only 66 times zoom ? Great ! I have a telescope that does a max. of x400 zoom. So i will definitely see the planets then.

    • @mikeykun6501
      @mikeykun6501 Год назад +11

      Bro telescope doesn't work like that . Let me explain , let say you have a telescope with a aperture of 130mm then the highest useful magnification u can use is 260x ad per thumb rule . If u exceed the magnification , the quality of image will decrease , and will lose its sharpness too . U can use magnification of 400x only if u have a telescope with a aperture of 200mm

    • @photonik-luminescence
      @photonik-luminescence Год назад +2

      @@mikeykun6501 actually i already knew that already. I posted this comment a bit a go, but know i know which is my optimal and max zoom for my telescope. My telescope is rated to be up to
      x400 times according to it's datasheets and apparatus size. I also know x400 is kind of its limits but i still was able to see mars well. It's optimal zoom is from x56 to x216, but x400 times works too. The quality does get lost a bit in the x400, but it is still clear. Also, they say it in the description as well. I use a telescope of 1400 mm focal length and eypices of 25 mm and 6,5 mm focal length and depending on a X2 barlow lens
      The 6,5 mm with the X2 barlow lens is about the x400. Thanks for the tips any way. sorry if i sounded a bit direct.

    • @shivamrwt2930
      @shivamrwt2930 Год назад +1

      @@mikeykun6501 hloo i want to buy a telescope but doesn't know much about it so can u explain how to can i find a good telescope too see saturn Jupiter

    • @mikeykun6501
      @mikeykun6501 Год назад +1

      @@shivamrwt2930 there are basically two types of reflectors and refractors . Reflectors are great for planets and refractors are great for deep sky objects like galaxies , nebulaes . If u want to see jupiter saturn clearly then you can go for a reflector telescope above 100mm . My recommendation celestron astromaster 130 or startracker 130 ( I have this one ) or meade polaris 114mm .

    • @shivamrwt2930
      @shivamrwt2930 Год назад

      @@mikeykun6501 broo it's not available in India and my budget is not very much is Foto cart 76az good can u please suggest

  • @citylimitsphoto
    @citylimitsphoto Год назад +1

    Where can I get a cellphone adapter like that?

  • @HrS_CvN
    @HrS_CvN Год назад +1

    I have a doubt,
    How to maintain the speed of motor drive in telescope with the object such that the object is in the centre???
    Depending from how far the object is from north or south pole star , the distance does varies and also the angle....
    Pls answer

  • @wellifthemediasaysit
    @wellifthemediasaysit Год назад

    so, a 5x barlow would be how much more magnification, please?

    • @donaldpolson5450
      @donaldpolson5450 Год назад +1

      Way too much. Something that powerful will probably give you a distorted image and the object would be slipping out of view so fast at those levels

    • @wellifthemediasaysit
      @wellifthemediasaysit Год назад

      yes, i found that out already@@donaldpolson5450

    • @NWWsnapMOAB
      @NWWsnapMOAB 5 месяцев назад

      buy a zoom eyepice

  • @Arjunify
    @Arjunify Год назад +2

    Hey, love the video! How do you get such good footage of Saturn with an iPhone 12? I have one too and I can hardly see the rings!

  • @theastronomer7
    @theastronomer7 Год назад

    Does the barlow come along the telescope in the box? Or we have to buy separately?

  • @nikandbdog
    @nikandbdog Год назад

    I ordered this from Amazon now I am concerned because so many reviews say it's a Hobby Killer

  • @Murlock2000
    @Murlock2000 Год назад

    got a link to the barlow x2 lens ?

    • @drive-2786
      @drive-2786 Год назад

      any would work ,celestron etc .

  • @TheInvisibleOrange26
    @TheInvisibleOrange26 Год назад +1

    That’s stacked image is very hard to believe I’m calling BS on the stacked image

  • @pepsiman3mkpepsiman3mk2
    @pepsiman3mkpepsiman3mk2 Год назад

    I want this telescope, please, where can I get it

    • @Pracitcalscience
      @Pracitcalscience  Год назад

      You can procure it from amazon 🙏

    • @SingerGirlizzi
      @SingerGirlizzi Год назад

      Is there a specific model that will allow you to see planets and stars clearly (like yours?) I bought binoculars from Amazon but I don’t find it very good despite the great ratings so would like a telescope!

    • @thehelpingwave730
      @thehelpingwave730 Год назад

      You can go with astromaster 130 eq or a bigger one I'm also getting this one only

    • @mesopotamian19
      @mesopotamian19 Год назад

      How much is it?

    • @As7-12
      @As7-12 Год назад

      @@mesopotamian19like 300€

  • @tadeojoe7633
    @tadeojoe7633 Год назад

    Can i use 4mm eyepiece with my astromaster 130?

    • @Pracitcalscience
      @Pracitcalscience  Год назад

      Definitely u can but the fov will be too narrow and the image will also be very dark.

  • @MOVIETOWN9751
    @MOVIETOWN9751 Год назад

    hi

  • @usarme7774
    @usarme7774 Год назад

    Achromatic