You Should Take a Photo of a Planet in the Day
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I took a photo of Jupiter in the day. It sucks, but seeing planets in the day is cool and you should try it.
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The legend himself! Thanks for sharing my new track in your video :D
Hehe thank KaizanBlu! I use many copyright free artists instead of libraries and you are definitely my fave .. your stuff is so smooth and it just works so well with the space stuff! I’ll be sure to do a proper shout out next time I use one of your tracks !
One of my first telescope moon pictures was taken in the day time. I've been hooked every since.
As was my avatar pict
"Trust me, it's not an instruction". Well, there go my plans for tomorrow morning...
so, all that staring into the sun for nothing...
i'm disappointed
One of my favorite things to do at outreach programs as I wait for the sky to get dark is show planets during the day when visible. Most people are amazed that they can actually see these objects during the day.
Oh the wish to own a scope with a large enough FL to get anything decent!
I also want... But It is very Expensive!
I would love a scope of enough quality to attach an imaging train and be able to image something deeper than my neighbors back yard. But, I do have the Celestron 70dx beginner/kids scope and the paid for Stellarium. I am learning the night sky, at least as much as the Phoenix sky will let me. Bortle 9736 I swear. 😄
Ive Used The Moon As a Reference Point For Getting Jupiter and Saturn In The Daytime Skies..Like Finding a Needle In a Haystack..But Was Something To Behold As Well,Its 0202,And Im Going Back Outside,lol..Clear Skies..Been Gorgeous Here..❤️🙏🏻🌏🔭
Is the blue technically the foreground because it's earths atmosphere and jupiter is the background?
That's deep
Sarcasm is tricky. I've spoken to a couple of flat earthers, who I thought must have a sense of humor, but, nup. Great video 👍 and a different aspect to explore. Thanks.
Ian not really I’ve never actually met a flat earther. Surely, their existence is just a conspiracy theory.
Why do you care what flat earthers think? You're wasting your time simply talking to them let alone using sarcasm on them.
I got a good daytime image of Mars and the Moon conjunction this month.
Great idea Dylan! Once I can figure out exactly how to locate planets in daylight, I’ll give this a go.
Lol about the sun comments, you nailed it, love your vids as usual. Now, I need the long version of your intro music, I need it to kick off my observing sessions, please.
Credit for intro music always in the description BUT I have pitch shifted it, rearranged for 20 second bite and added a pitch phase by layering two out of sync versions of it :)
Another great video! Enjoyed how you addressed the fellow that commented on your previous video. 😆.
Got my thumbs up for the bit about looking at the sun.
I have seen the Stars in Daylight Using a 15 inch Reflector many years ago in the Summer looking at Gemini!
I've seen many stars in daylight with my 70mm refractor. I found them at dawn and followed them passed sunrise. The faintest one I tried was Polaris because it moves so little.
Something new and creative...! Thanks for this video!!
I did it with moon, then I processed it removing the blue of the sky from the image and got very close representation of moon during night. You can try it too. Select the colour, create the new blue layer and remove it from original...😊
great job on the planets Dylan
Awesome stuff..love all your videos
Thx Harold !
I've learned alot from your stuff and definitely inspired me in this awesome hobby
Thank you sooooo much for the statement in regards of the discussion of that sun-topic came up after your last video. You took the words right out of my mouth 😎 Keep going bro and greetings from Germany 🤘
Hi Dylan! I heard planets and some bright stars viewing during the day somewhere a while ago! Now it makes sense after being in this field for sometime. No matter what I do, you kept moving up the ladder in learning. Keep it up!
You too Ray!
Totally expected you to focus on the neighbours' wife with that explorer Dylan, respect for focussing on Jupiter instead!
Cheers for another interesting video, Dylan. I took up viewing planets during the day, mainly Jupiter & Saturn, kind of by accident a few autumns back when I would be outside an hour before sunset looking to the SW waiting for them to pop into view. What's really cool is that if you exactly where to see them or if your GOTO is good enough, you can see them through the OTA way before you can see them with the naked eye during the day.
From looking at planets daytime I took to taking photos of them and also started to photo stars like Spica, Arcturus, etc that would be visibile in the sky just after dusk. They look awesome & surreal, magical, against a blue sky background. Very un Earth like images, which is where the magic is for me.
As well as havin g a good GOTO, Telrad, finderscope, etc, the most useful I've used in locating planets in a camera is a flip mirror. You can use the eyepiece as a kind of exteneded finder and then flip the mirror to, hopefully, see the planet centered in the FOV of the camera (video or still). A bit of daytime calibration / set-up makes it all work and, like anything else in our passion, the more we put into astronomy the more we get out.
Cheers, take care, clear skies, Simon
I'm only just starting and the night sky is hard enough for me an now you give me this challenge where will it end 😂
Oh there's more ;)
Same here, haha!
g`day dylan very nice hat trick of planets near the end i paused for a long time checking out the detail on all 3 planets ... amazing... when they first came on screen lol i actually said "oh wow"out loud.. what camera did you use one of your old ones or the new QHY one shot colour? .... great video as always mate
cheers
james D
Thanks James ! All taken with the (getting older) zwo 174MM and RGB filters :)
For those of us who do not have fancy equipment, the Moon is a godsend. Look for the dates when the Moon passes close to one of the planets and then point your telescope at the Moon.
I will try this tomorrow. I do not have a very good telescope, but I will see if I can get anything. Thank you for the video! :D
Thanks and good luck!
Wow Dylan! This pictures of the three planets are very good! I am more than impressed! I have a 12" f/4 Newton and also tried this with my DSLR Cam, but it's too small. Is it a matter of the right sensor of the cam or do I need also a Barlow lense or both?
Yeh you need a high speed camera for video.. preferably mono.. check my 20 tips for planetary video :)
Work or watch Dylan?
The choices available when working from home.
Dylan wins!
I’m damaging the economy!
Dylan's hair is getting more like Lou Ferringos hulk wig every time I tune in...
"Hulk Sad..."
Hi Dylan, I see you are using the ZWO, EAF & OAG & Camera, I think you will like them, the EAF has more backlash then the Celestron focuser that you have but the EAF is smaller and cute... I expect a review in the near future??
Imaging Venus in the daytime right now! Love your videos and your humor!
Amazing video! I've never really thought of trying to do planetary during the day, only really tried during the night. But there is a first time for everything I guess.
I’ve done Venus before in the day but this was my first Jupiter!
@@DylanODonnell Either way I bet it turned out amazing haha, I use a 10" f4.7 and that thing is amazing for planetary when I couple it with a barlow and a 120mm mini
Taken moon pictures during the day. Have also taken Venus in the morning just before sunrise.
I tried this as my first planetary image. Sadly it was cloudy and I could barely find it with my 25mm eyepiece (therefore I couldn't get any good views with higher magnification), so all I got was a bright dot against some clouds lol
Its good that you offered clarification on your last video as unfortunately the spike in Google searches for "did I damage my eyes" or similar after every total solar eclipse confirms that large numbers of people are as you say, insufficiently educated.
Thanks Dylan. Good stuff!
Cheers Scotty!
1:32 hehe savage. Nice Vid Dylan mate.
But in order to be star aligned even in the morning is by picking a target and keeping the scope pointed to it for the whole night, or at least I thought. How do you keep is star aligned?
As long as you keep the mount on it will retain its star alignment :)
hey mr Donnell can u make a tutorial to capture milky way with a camera and a tripod and a kit lens
Sure :)
Day time planets are a ball! I've enjoyed Venus lately. The rig is all set up, aligned, and focused as daylight approaches. I slew to the planet and just watch it throughout the day. Earlier this year I was doing the same with Mars. Daytime planets are very cool. They don't seem as hella bright with that bright blue background. Very pleasant.
Dylan Great Video as Usal! When do you think the Next NEAF get together will happen any thoughts?
No idea. I’d love to come back but I can’t see that happening with the current deathcount ☹️
My father, who was born early last century, used to tell me of how welldiggers could see stars and planets during the day when they were digging at the bottom of a well. No off axis light messing up the view. 🤓
Check snopes for that one :)
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At first blush, it sounds possible when pondering how the ancients were able to have the stars and planets pretty much figured out centuries before magnifying optics
Or it may be rubbish.
I actually have no clue what words are appearing, having fried my eyeballs after looking directly at the sun. Per your instruction. 😂😂😂
your channel is not for people who click starscapes and call astrophotography. Let haters hate your channel is best in it class. Sad that people cant get sarcasm.
The only way to fight sarcasm is with more sarcasm. Sarcasception. We need to go deeper.
Here for the sarcasm and telescope fix.
I saw the sun and now I am playing piano along with Stevie Wonder
are you still having bug problems with your outdoor set up?
Not since the pest spray but will do this every 3 months I reckon
Been cloudy where I am for days.
What did you buy?
Dude, this is the reason why I got hooked on this hobby. Dylan inspires me to a level I haven't reached yet. I cannot freaking wait to accomplish this. I wish I could do this right now. #FreakingStoked By the way, the background music was on point. KaizanBlu - Places is a dope beat to listen to while stargazing.
Thx! No point having toys like this if I don’t share em.
@@DylanODonnell So glad that you do. Congratz on all your success. Keep those RUclips videos coming. High Point in the Scientific part of my day..... get it, get it? Lmao 😆👆
Pfshhh. Just buy a radio telescope. Daytime astronomy as well as astronomy through clouds made easy.
Hehe true ;)
Rob, give us an insight video on the gear that you area using. Some of us enjoy all that equipment porn for us amateurs. Lol
Have you done any, could not find anything related, on your channel?
@@aamir122a If you are speaking to me, I am in the process of acquiring my gear, my first expensive telescope Evo 9.25 +accessories (already sold my blood, hair, kidney, a piece of my soul and what was left in my bank account). So now I have to wait until all my hair turns gray for my gear to be shipped to me bcuz of this pandemic. I wish I had heard of HighPoint Scientific before I got into this hobby. Cuz OPTcorp isn't that great at updating customers with progress of purchases. And I found them in a retailer link on the Celestron website.
Not sure on this but wonder if the sun increases noise in a radio telescope during the day? The sun certainly does emit radio waves.
A bit off topic: In the photo of the Dumbbell Nebula, are the small "shadows" behind the stars due to de-convolution?
It’s the difference between my Ha Lum layer and the one shot colour RGB layer. I could probably process better !
It’s not MY fault my telescope melted, a RUclipsr told me to point it at the sun!
😂😜😂
Yikes!! 🌞 + 🔭 = 🔥
Let me guess, they just happened to own a telescope business and will make you a "great" deal on a "high end" replacement? 😇
Which Edge did you use for the dumbbell Dylan ?
C11 at F7 :)
I never thought of trying to image the planets in the day. I've viewed Jupiter and Venus in the middle of the day, and imaged the moon, but never thought of trying to get images of the planets with the blue background (or as other have pointed out, blue foreground). Thanks for the idea, Dylan, I'll have to see if I can get anything halfway decent.
Do I need to get me one of those fancy cloud filters that I keep hearing about? :thonks:
Hi Dylan, just wondering which DOME manufacturer you have and why did you choose that one?
NexDome from sidereal trading in Melbourne .. I chose it for the motorised automation and price .. though there isn't much to choose from here in aus.
Love the jacket trade :D
I'll take three thanks
Would you try using a polarizing filter to give you more contrast with the sky?
Hey Dylan, you are smarter than me, do you know what is wrong? Phd2 has never worked for me properly over the 9 months I have had it, I have all the correct settings put in (I think at least) and my mount is polar aligned. I have no idea what is wrong, usually it wont calibrate and when it does the guiding is terrible.
Thanks, and very entertaining video as usual:)
Check out my PhD2 video it might have some hints !
your hair is getting Epic!!!!! well done buddy..
Hehe
Sorry to be that guy but the blue sky is technically in the foreground not the background.
> the part of a picture, scene, or design that forms a setting for the main figures or objects, or appears furthest from the viewer.
If you are going to be a pedant at least do some basic research before making yourself look like a fool on the internet....in this case "research" was opening a dictionary. It's clear from one of the meanings of "background" that the background does not actually have to be at the back. The sky is clearly the setting so yes it is the background.
@@backgammonbacon I think you might need to go do your "research" again, and at least bother to also look up the definition of foreground. 😘
@@josekunhardt I think he really needs to look up the meaning of Joke.
@@Robert08010 right? lol
@@backgammonbacon it's a joke. And you said it yourself, "OR appears furthest from the viewer." The planet is furthest away, so I'd say he's still pretty correct lol
Hi Dylan. Did you mention „sarcasm“ at the beginning? When was there EVER any sarcasm in any one of your videos? I took every single word for granted! I am destroyed and from now on I will never ever trust anybody anymore 😉😂🤣🤩! Greetings from the other end of the world where it is cold, windy, cloudy or foggy, pick any one and I can deliver 😱😅, Stefan
The more Dylan's hair grows, the more knowledge it drops
fun fact, you can also see stars, so far i have seen 5 stars, faintest being aldebaran meaning 14 stars are visible to my current knowlege
You'll be able to nab Jupiter and Saturn in the same field this December (day time) 2-4-1 daytime planetary
It is sad you actually have to mention to not look at the Sun. But I do love your humor!!
How long does it take for you to “do” your hair? What products are you using?
My what now?
@@DylanODonnell that coif, those locks, the "I just got out of bed after a night with the stars" tossed hair look.
This is actually pretty cool
Yep. Tried it. Got a weird picture of a black planet with what looked like nokiN printed across it.🤔
Stars at night, planets during the day! I’m British, stop taunting me.
But the problem is in daytime its hard to see planets and stars and italmost you cant see it
If a planet is in the morning sky like Venus (and technically Mars, but not for much longer) you can find it at dawn and simply follow it as it moves across the sky. I once watched the morning Venus as it set in the afternoon.
Wonder if replacing the camera with an eyepiece will work. 🤔 I know, perish the thought.
Definitely :)
Why no pier?
Because it won’t make a difference to the final image so I won’t spend money on it :)
@@DylanODonnell Hmm. After watching one of your videos about tidying up I am less convinced by your answer. It would certainly free up floor space. But without having planned for one before poring that slab I can understand why you wouldn't want to do it now.
@@alsayers Hehe it would free up floor space.. but my goal is to *never* be in there apart from occasional maintenance :)
@@DylanODonnell I think of this as the O'Donnel anomaly. I am going to enjoy the future video when the pier goes in. :)
Al Sayers haha!
That hairstyle ruins the professional look of the white overcoat. :-D
“Style” is a stretch 😆
When my EQ6R's hand controller gave a huge warning about looking at the sun unfiltered I audibly laughed at how ridiculous it was that such a warning was needed. I way over estimated humanity. WEAR A MASK STUPID AND DONT LOOK AT THE SUN. (Someone should put that on a shirt)
Celestron allows you to align on the Sun, so problem solved.
It's a shame you have to point out that staring at the sun through a telescope without proper filters is meant as sarcasm. This is something being heavily emphasized in every manual, booklet and instructional information whenever you buy as much as a pair of binoculars.
There are plenty of professional tutorials on how to properly observe/image the sun. A "What kind of astronomer are you?" humor video is clearly not one of them.
I am speed
Beat me dude, how?!
You are win
Yes.
There were 69 comments on this video until I commented.
People didn't mistaken your sarcasm for instruction. They found it dangerous that you supposedly pointed your telescope towards the sun without putting some sort of warning just to be sure. Kids might be watching this.
I tick a box on RUclips that says “this is not meant for kids”
Great work
I’m you didn’t say we all gone die .
Ohh you did say it in the end .
If you believe that than accept Islam too.
Question.
Do you keep your scope on all the time after night set up ?
Thanks for great work .
The scope isn’t powered but I turn off the mount and cameras. Everything else stays online.
This is the astronomer's equivalent to period sex. Can you do it? Yes. Should you do it though???
😂
What about the video with someone preparing to pin the left bicep with fake gear that could be suggesting steroids help. But i guess its ok for the right people to make jokes like that. I am all natural and i get accused of using steroids