The MOON through a SMALL vs a BIG Telescope!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- The moon with a small refractor telescope and with a large Celestron C11.
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4:37 Ok i must say watching this really close on my 55'' because I'm so amazed by those details only to have a sudden transition to your face made me a bit uncomfortable hahaha. Good job on the explanation and those pictures are sooooo beautiful ^^
So you're totally right that a bigger aperture is sharper, but you're only imaging at 4k so cropping that much you're running into the resolution of the image as much as the resolving power of the scope. Id be curious if you zommed optically with a Barlow or something or a smaller sensor with smaller pixels how that would compare.
Which sky map program or software?
Hey guys! Thanks so much for all your videos. I am taking my first steps into Astrophotography and watching your posts has not only motivated me, but definitely educated me as well. I have a celestron 9.25 2350mm f/10. Getting ready to order my first camera and give astrophotographymy first attempt. Would you suggest the ASI595 for my SCT as well for Planetary? I also have an Orion 6" 150mm f/5. What would you suggest for a DSO camera? Thanks for all the help!
What a fun video! Great idea!
I can look at the moon for hours with a good dob and a binoviewer so I can use both eyes. ❤🎉 never get tired imaging the moon either. Trying many different pixel size detectors now, as well as different apertures, and IR or not etc.❤
Very cool. I have a Edge 8 HD that I will be buying a reducer and 2 cameras for after the holidays. 1 for planetary and 1 for deep space. Maybe I am wrong but thinking color for planetary and for deep space a monochrome. So, seeing videos like this is good info for me. A small scope will also be in my arsenal by next fall. Thank you.
I'd love to see this exact comparison on a DSO. The 585 sensor works great for DSOs.
Thank you! That was beautifully concise and to the point, with gorgeous images to compare and contrast what the two telescopes will do with the same imaging camera. Thank you from Slidell, Louisiana.
Omg you guys are clairvoyant! I was just pondering this topic.
any idea how these (color cameras) would fair as a guide camera? i would like the get a planetary camera, but would also rather not have to ALSO get a guide camera if possible.
i was also considering the asi462mm, which is a mono planetary camera...most of the planetary cameras are color.
was planning on using with a small guidescope, no oag or anything like that for a while
A couple of years ago we were using our QHY462C for both planetary imaging and DSO Guiding with the IR Cut filter attached, and it worked well overall. With the mono version you should have no issues
The moon looks fascinating at all magnifications and scales, like a fractal!
Très sympa comme comparaison et images