As a beginner myself I can’t express how much videos like this have helped me. I know I would have struggled so much and probably would have given up without help. I’m still taking small steps on the steep learning curve that is astrophotography but when it all comes together damn it feels good. 👍Thanks Joe.
Thanks so much Pete! It means a lot to me that all the work I put into these videos are really helpful for folks. I agree, it’s the best feeling when it all comes together in this hobby, because it really isn’t an easy thing to do.
Don’t be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.❤ Dare to dream BIG my friend. You have been doing GREAT. Keep it up!💪
Great video mate, love the images that you included throughout...especially that Osprey with the fish, and your jellyfish nebula is insanely good! Great tip about printing your own bahtinov. Clear skies 👍
Thanks James, I hope it helps get even a few people into the hobby. It's funny, I was just watching your latest video and then saw you commented on mine lol
@@JoesAstrophoto hehe... I had uploaded the video last night and then went to bed... to give it some time to process the HD. Got up this morning.. tweaked some settings.. made it public.. then hit my subscriptions list and "Oh look, Joe's got a new video up.. lets check it out" :)
Found your channel a few weeks ago and appreciate the info you provide. As someone wanting to get into deep space photography they’re really helpful. One suggestion please, could you explain what people mean by Dark, Light, flats or something similar. Every time it’s mentioned it’s as everyone knows what they are. Kind of need the what, why and how to know why they’re needed. Thanks
Great video Joe! Would love to get some advice on how you go about finding good targets to image for a given night, taking into account your scopes focal length and any obstacles on the horizon.
Thank you Jon! That’s a great idea for a video, and with all the rain lately, maybe I’ll do that in the next couple weeks. Definitely try the website “Telescopius” if you haven’t already.
Thanks so much Ed! There's so many things to learn as a beginner. I've been doing this for years now and still find myself doing research on certain things. I guess that's why it remains so interesting.
Good video Joe! All great points, I wish I saw this video when I started out, I would have gone for an equatorial goto mount instead of the sky guider pro!! Very informative 👍 Clear skies
You forgot to mention an observatory Joe. You know the one where you can actually take off the roof and stuff. Some guy I know wanted to use a playhouse... crazy right 🤣
Great introduction to the kit you need Joe, I reckon people will find this very useful 👍
Thanks so much John, I hope it helps beginners get an idea of what they’re getting into
As a beginner myself I can’t express how much videos like this have helped me. I know I would have struggled so much and probably would have given up without help. I’m still taking small steps on the steep learning curve that is astrophotography but when it all comes together damn it feels good. 👍Thanks Joe.
Thanks so much Pete! It means a lot to me that all the work I put into these videos are really helpful for folks. I agree, it’s the best feeling when it all comes together in this hobby, because it really isn’t an easy thing to do.
great Info! ths is valueble info for someone starting out in Astrophotography. Clear skies Joe!
Thanks Jason!
Great info Joe for someone starting out or thinking about getting into the hobby.
Thanks Logan! I hope it helps people.
Nicely done Joe and will be super helpful to anyone starting out.
Thanks Glenn, much appreciated!
Don’t be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.❤
Dare to dream BIG my friend. You have been doing GREAT. Keep it up!💪
Great video mate, love the images that you included throughout...especially that Osprey with the fish, and your jellyfish nebula is insanely good! Great tip about printing your own bahtinov. Clear skies 👍
Thanks Russell, much appreciated man! That Osprey is one of my favorites too.
@@JoesAstrophoto the osprey photo is incredible
Great video Joe! This should be very helpful :)
Thanks James, I hope it helps get even a few people into the hobby. It's funny, I was just watching your latest video and then saw you commented on mine lol
@@JoesAstrophoto hehe... I had uploaded the video last night and then went to bed... to give it some time to process the HD. Got up this morning.. tweaked some settings.. made it public.. then hit my subscriptions list and "Oh look, Joe's got a new video up.. lets check it out" :)
Great beginner overview Joe! As Simon already said: Also wish I saw this video when I started AP. - Excellent infos as always! 👍🏼
Thanks so much Tully!
Thank you Joe, clear skies
Thanks AW!
Excellent video as always Joe 👍
Thanks so much Mark!
Nice one Joe these are great for people getting into the hobby.👍
Thanks Ollie! I think it's important to make some video for people just starting out. I know you've done a few as well. Thanks man!
@@JoesAstrophoto Absolutely Joe and between us all we hopefully fill in different bits for beginners 👍
Found your channel a few weeks ago and appreciate the info you provide. As someone wanting to get into deep space photography they’re really helpful. One suggestion please, could you explain what people mean by Dark, Light, flats or something similar. Every time it’s mentioned it’s as everyone knows what they are. Kind of need the what, why and how to know why they’re needed. Thanks
Thanks so much K! I did a video on calibration frames a year ago or more now so I’ll work on an updated version. Thanks again!
Great Video joe, I hope To get an Equatorial Mount next Year! Then I will Follow Along With Your Work :). Very useful video!
Thanks so much Ananteesh!
Great video Joe! Would love to get some advice on how you go about finding good targets to image for a given night, taking into account your scopes focal length and any obstacles on the horizon.
Thank you Jon! That’s a great idea for a video, and with all the rain lately, maybe I’ll do that in the next couple weeks. Definitely try the website “Telescopius” if you haven’t already.
@@JoesAstrophoto that would be awesome - thanks in advance! I’ll check out that website in the meantime. 🤞🏻for clear skies again very soon
Not a beginner anymore (despite the quality of my images ! LOL) but I think you cover this very well - Nice work!
Thanks so much Ed! There's so many things to learn as a beginner. I've been doing this for years now and still find myself doing research on certain things. I guess that's why it remains so interesting.
Good video Joe! All great points, I wish I saw this video when I started out, I would have gone for an equatorial goto mount instead of the sky guider pro!! Very informative 👍 Clear skies
Thanks Simon, much appreciated!
Excelente!!!!
Thanks Ana!
You forgot to mention an observatory Joe. You know the one where you can actually take off the roof and stuff. Some guy I know wanted to use a playhouse... crazy right 🤣
Hahaha! I wonder who that was….Isaac. All beginners should start with an observatory for sure.
Well done :D
Thank you Luft!