AWESOME 2" Filter With The DWARF II
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- ⭐ORDER A DWARF MINI TELESCOPE: dobsonianpower... Testing a different filter in the Dwarf 2 smart telescope watching M42 The Orion Nebula. I used an adapter to allow the 2" filter (links to them and ALL MY GEAR AND FREE RESOURCES HERE: dobsonianpower...). The result was impressive.
To use 2" filters you need these 2 adapters:
1.25" to 49mm Step Up Ring Adapter: amzn.to/3vBOYpX
49-48mm Step-Down Ring Adapter: amzn.to/3oM9moc
Baader Neodymium Moon & Skyglow Filter:
🇺🇸amzn.to/3CbDCvn
🇺🇸bit.ly/3EiK59U
🇪🇺dobsonianpower.bcns.ai/Neodymium2
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Tiago, you are the portuguese Macguyver of Telescopes, I wish I had half your talent! This is exactly what I was looking for in your discord channel. Such an amazing picture!!! Thank you for this :)
How do you decide which filter is needed for your choice of target? ...and what makes the one you chose different than the included ones with the Dwarf 2?
My Dwarf 2 just arrived an hour ago! Excited to leave my dobsonian inside, set this tiny thing outside and watch from my couch tonight!
The default uhc filter it's too strong for my bortle 5
I have that filter that Tiago was using, on a smart phone, and yes, it definitely works. This is a LPS filter. I am experimenting with 58mm DSLR filters on a phone. It will work, but the size of the filter will effect how much you can rotate the scope, so it doesn't hit the main body.
Hope this will help.
Many thanks and clear skies to all!
Ron & Maryellen
Awesome 🎉 ! I recently purchased 2" filters and want to use with dwarf2. Can you please post a video on the whole workflow to denoise in Topaz AI and Photoshop express?
I don't waste too much time post processing pictures but if you want to do a quick process as i do, for free, just use this ruclips.net/video/D2bom3JhebM/видео.html and this ruclips.net/video/SrP00hgSdmo/видео.html
And for photoshop express you can watch here how i do it, it's on jupiter but it's the same workflow. It's at the end of the video ruclips.net/video/TWtlTTHyM-g/видео.html
Thank you, that’s very helpful as I also live in a bortle 4 area. I'm completely new to astrophotography. If you haven't purchased the filter yet, I noticed that Baader makes a Neodymium filter in 1.25'' size, which might save you from needing to buy additional adapters?
Yes, the 1.25" is cheaper and doesn't need any adapter 👍
is it the 1.25" or the 2" filter which I need? the amazon link takes me to the 1.25"... I'm confused
i have both links. The 1,25" is what you need for the dwarf. The 2" is better to use on other telescopes but to use in the dwarf you need the adapter. Therefore, to use only with the dwarf i recommend the 1,25". As i have only the 2" i had to make the video with that one and help people with 2" filters to know how to fit them in the dwarf. Many dwarf users have already other telescopes, that explain why some of us use 2" filters. Go for the 1,25" bit.ly/3EiK59U?HPS%20%F0%9F%87%BA%F0%9F%87%B8%201.25%22%20Baader%20Neodymium%20Moon%20%26%20Skyglow%20Filter&
Wow thanks for sharing. Great work right there. If you can add your filter, would it be possible to add barlow so it can be ise to view planets? I bought it using your link
Thanks. Unfortunately i tried a barlow and it didn't work at all.
Sorry for the odd question, but when you put in your order, did you get any kind of a confirmation email from the company. I didn't and I sent an email to customer service and still have not heard anything. Thanks for your time.
@Michael De Meo don't worry. It's a reliable company but they are full of emails and orders and take longer to answer. Be patient and wait.
@@DobsonianPower Ok thank you for the quick response... I feel much better about it
@Michael De Meo yeah don't get worried. They are good people.Anyway i posted the question about the email in my discord server, there's people from my community that also bought it and are waiting.
Thanks to you, I ordered the adapter in advance and it arrived.
All I need is a dwarf.
I have to wait until March.
I have three questions.
1. Which filter is more helpful for dwarfs?
2. If I use the adapter earlier, wouldn't it be too much for the motor?
3. If you have time, could you make it a program correction video or link that introduces the correction method?
I'm always thankful for the video.
Thank you.
1. i usually don't use any filter. I tested this one and worked fine. I don't use the default UHC filter, too strong 2.the adapter is super light, no problems 3.i don't understand the question, sorry, what's correction method?
@@DobsonianPower Thank you for your answer.
Why don't you use the uhc filter in your answer? Wouldn't using an uhc filter be better than filming without a filter?
The third question is how to adjust it with Photoshop express. Is there a link to tell you how to adjust it?
Thank you for your late reply. :)
@@최석민-x3l i don't use the UHC just because in my bortle 5 i get better results without it. UHC filter is for heavier light pollution. I just do normal tweaks to the settings as i do regularly on my live streams at the end
The adapter is showing as: Not available at the moment. Any other options?
Many people bought it. Try to find a similar one from other brand or wait until they have it in stock.
Would this same filter in 1.25” produce the same results ?
Yes. I should said that in the video but i forgot.
Purchased the two adapters linked in the video and pairing they did not screw together.
The two ends that needed to fit together were identical 49 mm threadings and cannot fit.
The links are correct, just checked, me and more people bought them and they work fine as i show in the video. One of two: you bought the wrong ones or they sent you a wrong one. If it's wrong return it because the product description is clear.
@@DobsonianPower I am returning the Sensei step-down ring and asking for a replacement, hoping this corrects the issue. The other adapter is currently unavailable on Amazon.
@@johnsedlacek767 shouldn't be sensei. i refreshed the link to the brand i really bought from, Rise UK. Maybe it was out of stock for a long time and amazon sent you to that brand but I didn't like that mistake they had with you. Make shure to tell them it should have a male 49 and a female 48. Send them this link if needed: amzn.to/3oM9moc anyway it was from my link you bought so i apologize for the trouble it cause to you. Measure your adapter thread to double check you didn't receive a male 49 and female 48. The 49 male is to fit the 49 female of the other adapter. The 48 female is to receive the 48 filter (2")
@@DobsonianPower The Amazon link has been corrected to show the Rise (UK) adapter and the photo does appear to show 49(M) and 48 (F).
@John Sedlacek yeah it was me. I refreshed it. Amazon algorithm if a product is out of stock forward you to match a similar one. I checked my account and sensei has been sold a lot and without returns. So only you had an issue with it. But contact the seller to assure they send what you need which is what they have there, a step down ring.
Not a difference to worry about. Not that different, with or without filter. But yes getting the Dwarf 2 no setup time, compared to setting up my scope 20 Mins. The beauty of Dwarf 2 hardly any setup time, no wires, no pc needed, so convenient
you can take it anywhere
@@DobsonianPower sure can, that makes it worth getting in its own, and not restricted to just astronomy
Tiago, I found on Amazon the 1.25 in to 37mm step up. They seem to have good stock because they are popular.
From there, I went from 37mm to 49mm in a step up ring. And then the 49mm to 48mm. I had no choice on this since they didn't have the 1.25 in to 49mm. It seems like they sold out the one you were using on your video post.
I have been talking with Dwarf Lab and it seem that my setup will work will the 3 adapters.
They might use the 37mm as they are setting up some test with 37mm 2X lenses. I had that idea before I saw a video on using an adapter with this lens.
Dwarf is trying real hard in getting the use of planetary photography. The only problem with this setup is weight. The video showed a 37mm lens. It was 199 grams. The one I found is 85 grams. Half the weight.
Dwarf's concern was the lens falling off the magnetic filter adapter.
I recognized this problem and had advise them to put a thumb screw in the center of the filter holder. That would secure the holder is mechanically tightened.
Well I think there are many way to get around this problem. I thought I share this with you. Thanks for inspiring me to challenge this telescope to work even better. They just celebrated their 1 year anniversary this week. I was in their live stream chat, and it was a learning experience and it was fun too. I really like to test this in their beta version.
Thanks so much for your brilliant idea. I'm all excited about this telescope.
Thanks,
Ron & Maryellen
Great idea!
Small telescope but very nice result 😄😊👌🔭🌌
Because one of the adapter rings is out of stock, I looked for an alternative. Amazon in the USA is selling an Ice 1.25 to 2 inch step up ring. A reviewer said it works on the dwarf 2.
I know. I have all the links to them at dobsonianpower.com
It will work. Problem is they went fast. Sorry. 😢 I would send a request to Amazon directly. That is the one you need. But people are making them on 3D printers! 😮
Thanks,
Ron & Maryellen
It will work. Just be patient and the orders will go to ICE, the manufacturer.
Thanks,
Ron & Maryellen
Could I just use the 1.25" Baader Neodymium Moon & Skyglow Filter and then no need for adapters? why is the 2" better? thanks in advance. Love the channel
yes you can. No it's not better, only larger than the 1,25" for the reasons i answered before in your other comment. Buy the 1,25"
I really enjoyed this video
And I'm glad you did it. Thanks
Tiago, I found the missing link to your 2 ring adapter set. I found a 1.25" to 48mm or 2" filter. So I bought a whole bunch of them. Now you don't have to use that 49mm to 48mm.. it's just one adapter!
Plus it's less weight!
Is that cool! Now I'm real excited. All you do is simply screw in the 1.25" to the filter holder and then screw in ANY 48mm /2" filter. That makes sense. What do you think?
It is an alternative to the 1.25" to 49mm. It's on Amazon for 7 USD and I'm trilled. Dwarf people are watching these RUclips videos for Dwarf.
So I'm promoting your video for them to see. This is really good news. Good news to Amazon and ICE, the manufacturer.
I'm a retired optical engineer. 25 years experience. I know the ups and downs of making optics just right. A lot patients and experience. Sometimes optics have to be tweaked.
I have so many 48mm filters to choose from. This is good news for Dwarf Lab.
Are you from the States? It's good to chat. You should do a live stream chat. Educational and fun. Tell me when, and I will join.😊
Thanks for the Dwarf's community!
Ron & Maryellen
They had 3 in stock, so I don't know when they will order more. Maybe contact B&H? Or maybe contact ICE manufacturer.
Clear skies!
Ron & Maryellen
Is using a larger filter better or is it just as good (equal) as using the same filter but in 1.25”. Trying to figure out the point. I get you had the larger and had the two adapters.
it's only by convenience, to use it on dwarf and also other telescopes. 2" is always better
Nice shot, it is getting better!
I am new member of your channel😊🎉 I wished to announce in stream but I can’t wait.
I know! Welcome!!!
Does the Dwarf's adapter support any 1.25" filter or do you need an adapter for that.
Any 1.25" filter 👍
@@DobsonianPower Ok thanks
Sorry, I can't find it. What filter and adapters are you using?
The links are on dobsonianpower.com however they may be all sold and you have to keep checking. Loads of people bought them.
Hello, New subscriber to your channel, very informative. Question on HAlpha filters. Can an HA filter be used stacked behind the Dwarf 2 ‘solar’ filters to get HA solar images?
good question. I never did it but give me a feedback if you discover that
@@DobsonianPower I’m in the 20 day wait for delivery of my Dwarf II. Will let you know.
Great idea! Now can you make me a cloud filter?😂
Sure. But it's on backorder. Expected delivery in 2223...
why not buy the SVBONY 1.25 filters UHC /CLS/ Moon/ UV/IR Cut for 98$ ? or that one is better? sorry I don't know nothing about it just wanted something simple with no adapters
If someone gave me the chance to get all those filters OR this one instead, i would get this one.
@@DobsonianPower ok :) just was wondering cuz its 4 filters for the price of one plus need to buy the adapters
@@DobsonianPower I cant find the 1.25 to 49mm can u tell me how much is in mm the 1.25? is it 30mm to 49?
@jonver87 no. Don't do like that, it's a specific thread and i can't give you the right measurement. I think it's 31,6 or so but be careful, it can damage the threads
@Dobsonian Power ok thanks I tried looking can't find Amazon is out of stock
Do you happen to have the DWARF UHC Filter? Would be an interesting comparison.
If i use that filter in my sky the result is worst than any of these. It's too strong for my bortle 5 and i already addressed that in a previous video.
@@DobsonianPower Did you happen to confirm you didn't receive a bad filter? They had a supplier issue and will replace it.
@Cody Dean yes. My uhc filter it's good. I don't recommend those filters in any telescope for bortle 5 or below. You will cut too much light.
Thanks. Been watching all you YT guys playing with this little scope. Definitely think I'll order one. Been watching the sky since first seeing the Persieds back in 83 for the first time. Went to the library to get books on the night sky. I've mostly just visually observed or with binos. Seeing this with your own eyes every night for around 18mths. Was amazing
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Great!