What can you see with Celestron Skymaster 25x70 binoculars!!???
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What can you see with the Celestron Skymaster 25x70 binoculars? Actually a lot!!! Let us know what you think in the comments and what else do you want us to find in the sky with the binoculars!?
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Seriously guys, 31 thumbs down? Who is hating on a genuine, honest and loving family video featuring father and a son sharing precious time together exploring the night skies? Two thumbs up to both guys for taking time to post this video. Please keep up the good work and ignore the naysayers. I just bought he same binoculars and struggled with similar issues you guys ran into -shakiness even with a sturdy tripod, failure to take photo with iphone w/o the adapter but it seems even with the adapter you had difficulty taking a photo. But that's a small glitch. On my first use yesterday and with lot of light and fog pollution, I enjoyed seeing the half moon!! Those craters look awesome!!!! These nights, Moon, Jupiter and Saturn are lined up over the horizon right after sunset. I couldn't get Jupiter in focus and only shows as bright point with Saturn in same FOV. I didn't see any Jupiter moons but it also could be due to brightness of the moon. I recommend using 'Sky View Lite' free iphone app to see what's visible in your area.
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Thanks for watching! We will try to make more on these binoculars soon!
@@2dudesastronomy40 so I just bought these binoculars to see neowise the comet and I just wanted to say I really appreciate that y'all got on here and said what you can actually see because that was one of my biggest concerns I didn't want to spend a whole bunch of money on something that wasn't going to be able to see anything but the fact that you can even remotely see other galaxies is amazing I can't wait for night time
@@tanewby3861 awesome, did you see it?
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
I saw the andromeda galaxy and Orion nebula it was awesome and magnificent 👌🙂
So wholesome! I ordered the same pair and it should be here soon. I figured I would pick up a new hobby during the pandemic. Great review!
Thank you! You will love them!! We use them all the time!! Looking forward to making another video about what else we can see with them!
same here!
@Cody Naccarato same!!!!!!
I've been using the 15x70 for a number of years now. The collimation was off recently so I had to realign them, easy enough procedure. They're great for grab and go but a tripod is a must if you want a stable view.
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Good review. Pleasant to watch! Just got the Skymaster binoculars. Thanks for your info!
Amazing guys thanks for showing and telling me what I could actually see instead of telling me its specs.
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Fantastic honest video. Great review
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!!
Great job on the review guys. I've just ordered the same binoculars and now super excited after seeing what you could see. Cheers from Australia!
You will love them!!! Thanks for watching!
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
I am considering the of these particular celestial binoculars and your review really helped. Very nice review and keep your channel streaming.
Glad we could help!! New videos coming soon!
I can't thank you guys enough for helping me! Subscribed!
Great job, guys. Thank you for the info.
Great channel! I love how you engage your son, good job there. It's cute to see his enthusiasm. Trully beautiful.
Thank you!! We have a lot of fun and he really lights up about anything space related :)
I enjoyed this video. I just bought the same gear and found this informative. Great team ! I dig your interest in this topic.
Great video. Excellent contribution from Conner! Keep it up guys 👍
Subscribed. Thanks for keeping it simple.
More videos please! Just discovered you guys and i need more!
lovely video. thank you very much!!!!
Enjoyed the video, thanks for the review 👍🏼
In under 3 seconds - as soon as I saw you and your son(?) - I gave you a like.
Well done and thank you.
I have the binoculars on order and like how you both work together.
Great video! Father and son team? Good job👍👍 As a grandfather it was even more enjoyable to watch.😀
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Thank you! We have a lot fun and trust me he finds the stars faster than me(dad) haha!
@@2dudesastronomy40 he is ur son?? I thought he was your younger brother..
@@spk0988 lmao same, I was surprised to see the comments saying they are father and son
I have the same binoculars and I found that the supplied plastic tripod adaptor wasn't rigid enough, which meant the binoculars shook. Changing to a metal tripod adjuster improved things a lot.
Great video review!!
I just got these I can see lots of cool stuff..thank you
What I tend to do is lock on an object move far away till the tripod settles and take a remote snap. great video guys!
Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️😀
Asked my wife for these from Santa when I run outside quick and don't feel like dragging the telescope upstairs. Keeping my fingers crossed. Great review!
Coolest DAD EVER!
Thanks for the review I’m subscribing on all the phones in my house
Good job with the teamwork and encouraging others! I just got a 20X80 and trying to get adjusted.
Thank you!! How do you like them?
Thanks for your Demotraion
Nice video! Keep up the great work! :D
Thank you!! We are just getting started :)
I have some same pair and they're amazing great vid
best review i've seen :) thank you sooo much for helping me figure out what to buy for a christmas present! you keep it sooo to the point - i'm also not an astronomy nerd (yet) and the focal length numbers don't mean much to me - i also just want to know what i could see with the binoculars!
Yes these are awesome for the price! Can see many cool things. Even if you just randomly search the sky you will find something cool!
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
great video guys
congrats guys!!! really nice, i am in the same situation with new binoculars, tripod and everything, good luck, new follower, be well
Thank you for watching!! We are happy to have you!
Dudes, this is a pretty cool video. Really good vibes :)
Thank my friend!!!
Great review really has helped me to learn about these binoculars before purchasing and has inspired me to most definitely buy them I'm just truly amazed at how far you can see things definitely the planets that's my most favourite to look forward to
Thanks for watching! Glad we could help with your decision!! Clear skies!
Good job boys thanks
I am also going to unboxing this product very soon 🔜😃😊😊 thanks for sharing sir
This is great
Good job guys. One thing that everyone who uses binoculars for astronomy should know is the concept of exit pupil. To find your exit pupil, take the second, bigger number (the objective size), and divide it by the first, smaller number (the power). So, for example, in a pair of 10x50 binoculars, your exit pupil is (50 / 10) = 5, or 5 millimeters.
So what does that tell you? It will give you the relative image brightness when looking at faint objects. When your eyes adjust to the dark, your eyes' pupils really only open to about 7 mm at the most. So binoculars with exit pupils of 7 mm will provide the most light gathering power for faint objects (like 7x50's). When looking at bright objects, it's ok to trade image brightness for power, and use something with less of an exit pupil (like a 10x50 or 12x50). Hope this helps!
Great stuff.
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
I subbed :)
cool video I hope you make more videos because I want to learn more about space ;)
Thanks for watching!
great start. Was tripods are the bane of astronomers. Those large binocs need a rugged heavy duty tripod with binocular mount. Keep ups the good work.
Great job guys! really enjoyed watching you both and I am so very grateful that you made this video for all of us, my daughter and I (and wife also) are getting into Astronomy and we are enjoying ourselves very much, we just saw Saturn and Rings a few days ago and it just filled us up with joy and we were super excited to see this. Thank you for sharing, you 2 work great together, Always always keep that beautiful relationship very close and never allow anything to get in between that. I pray GODs very best for you both!
useful video. Many many thanks.
No problem!
Ha I dig it !
That was an awesome pic of Jupiter and the moons
2 dudes astronomy the steel tripod adaptors are superb really steady.
I have a 15x70 binoculars and there really good, seen: Orion Belt, Orion nebula, planets (Jupiter, Saturn, mars & venus), moon, 7 sisters, Hyades, stars and more and it's pretty amazing, love it!❤️
Awesome video😁
AstroGuy try seeing whirlpool galaxy?
Andromeda??
drrach1 I tried seeing whirlpool galaxy 2 days ago, couldnt find it
Andromeda galaxy, I didn't really look at Andromeda galaxy
Actually if you have a small telescope also,u can see whirlpool galaxy
But binoculars can also have some amazing sights
Brilliant video, im hoping to get these binoculars this month
Well worth it!!
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Great...smart boy
Dude you guys saved my life , have now attached my new binos to a tripod , clear skies
Glad we could help ya!!! Clear skies my friend!
That was great
Thank you!
Now you have 811 subscribers amazing video
Thank you!!
Muy buen video! Saludos desde Argentina! ♥
Thank you for watching!
Really nice video guys - both enjoyable and useful. I have been having this same type of problem for years as many, many people have asked me to show them what you can see through binoculars, and not only for astronomy, but general use. The problem is, no matter how good my camera and digiscoping setup is, I never get it to produce the same level of quality and detail that you see with your eyes when looking through the instrument. You have not uploaded a video in a while - hope all is well and good with you and that you are safe in these crazy times - anything in the pipeline?
We started filming a part 2 to the binoculars but haven't finished it yet!
Yo this is lit! Im starting a small channel of my own talking about Binoculars and Doing stuff with them!
Now quick tip when taking pics, You might want to set a timer for it to take the picture because its called "Exposures" and with that you can get more light into the camera lens so you can see the fainter stuff. The pictures you see online are stacked to add lots of detail.
Thanks man! We are learning as we go! Thank you for the tip! When it gets warmer we will have to try that out!
Buen video saludos desde Perú
coooool video
awesome😍😍😍😍
Thank you!! :)
Nice video guys....been debating if I should get a pair of giant binoculars. The point about Saturn (oval, but not the rings) was a good reference point...
Now, a side note...as an older guy and old fashioned....I do not get this modern preoccupation with unboxing and how wonderful the packaging is...no one cared about that when I was kid...you can't actually use the packaging!! 🙂
Well I ordered same binoculars I hope to enjoy them and possibly pick up the bigger ones if o like them
Try celestron 20x 80
@@souvik3643 I need to get a tripod for mine and I'm thinking I want to get better using these first
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Great video!, I subscribe. Do you think you could make a video observing the orion nebula?
cheers from Peru
I will try!
You can turn the binoculars into a computerised GPS locator by downloading some night sky app and having it attached to the binoculars while the app is running, that way you just move the tripod around while looking at the phone screen.
Good idea!
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
My first one had issues. Chiefly being that the ring holding the objective lense was skewed and I could not get a clear view. The replacement set is actually great for the low price. It was missing the plate for the adapter. However I built my own super heavy duty tripod so don't really need it. I couldn't see paying more for a tripod than the binoculars cost. I tried a low cost Amazon basic tripod but it could not hold the binoculars still. Even the slightest breeze cause the view to be useless.
Enjoyed your video. Just purchased the same binoculars and know nothing about astronomy so I’m interested to follow in your footsteps.
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey there nice video! I also recommend getting NightCap Camera app for iOS as it helps you take long exposure photos. If you have android, try to see if your camera has Pro mode in it.
You will be able to capture bright nebulae and galaxies :)
I would like to help :)
Shane's tech how do u add long exposure in pro mode for android?
@@bal2202 you just have to set the shutter speed mate in the pro mode settings of the camera.
Here's my milkyway shot on Android ( skip to 00:14 sec ) th-cam.com/video/P9xlSxLUr18/w-d-xo.html
I've been thinking about buying the 15x70 one.
Cant go wrong either way!
Just got this binocular today. Thanks for your review. Super excited to try it out tonight!
They are awesome!! You won't be disappointed!!
@@2dudesastronomy40 I was amazed! It got here when I posted this comment and I've been playing around with it since then. It was well worth the price
@Military Dove Hi! Yes! Last night I did manage to see Saturn's ring. It's very small but you can see it. Also you can see Jupiter's 4 gallilean moons and make out some of the different colors on the surface. You just have to have patience and adjust it to the right focus. And try to set it on a tripod so it doesn't move. Give your eyes and the binocular some time to adjust to the darkness after you set it up. I haven't yet looked for nebulaes but planning to soon. Also note, I live in Houston where the light pollution is pretty bad so to be able to catch all those with a binocular was beyond impressive to me.
@Military Dove Use the moon as a reference to set it to the right focus. The moon and its surface should be crisp clear. You should be able to make out individual craters and see them in precise detail.
@Military Dove Yes it is pretty heavy and a tripod is highly recommended. I got a cheap one from amazon that works great
great content keep it up!!!Good job! lets go #fatherandsonastronomy
you a cool dad I will be cool dad too
Can you please make a review about sky master 12×60... 🙏
Hey, thank you both for this! I have a few questions:
-Is this way too heavy to use without a tripod?
-I noticed that even with the tripod, it was shaking; is it the case that it doesn't hold fast enough with the adapter?
-Would you recommend this for a beginner? Or do you find that something slightly lighter and easier to handle would be better?
From personal experience I feel that writing reviews almost immediately after purchase is not always the best, because certain things only become clearer with time. So I am very curious about your experience so far and I would really appreciate your honest feedback!
P.s. At first thought you were brothers or cousins. It's so cool that you are father and son.
Thanks for watching! They are heavy and will get tired of holding them but they are way more sturdy on a tripod. They do shake a bit but for the most part they are great. I keep them on my counter and use them to scan the sky when i let the dogs out. I probably use these more than anything else because they are so high quality and easy to use. Also by using 2 eyes instead of one with a telescope you get a bigger view of the sky and makes finding things easier to find. I cant recommend them enough!
Even with phone camera one can extract details in tiny visible celestial objects like Saturn and Jupiter. Adjust ISO setting and try that... Cloud bands of Jupiter should be visible.
I want to see the rings of Saturn. It will be interesting if these are good enough for that along with an iPhone 12 Pro.
I just got a pair of these. My 'camera' tripod just doesn't cut it! Is the tripod you have sturdy or does it wobbly at tall heights?
Use the Star Gazer app. Free n it will help u find everything. 💪
Can we do sightseeing as well from this
I just purchased this binocular on 3rd oct 2022. But sir while using this binocular I see blurry from left eye even using focal knob can you help me how to improve the view
Thank you. This is a very informative and peaceful video. ..i just bought these binoculars 3 days ago but the vision gets quite shaky..and how can I recognize the Andromeda galaxy?? Also, is the tripod absolutely necessary to keep the equipment?
Thanks for watching!! Andomeda is going to look like a faint cloud in the sky. Almost like a smudge. The tripod will save your arms as these binos can get heavy!! The tripod will also keep your spot when you find something!
Excellent video you probably introduced a lot of people into astronomy because every other video is so unclear the just throw numbers and words a beginning just dont know
Thank you! We hope we can get more people to look up!
mine is a 7x50
I saw the moon
Epic
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey bro I've been into astronomy and astrophotography for a while and what helps me is an app called Starchart google play and iOS I believe.
Awesome! Thank you we will have to check that app out!
Helps me, I also love to show the kids approximately where the Milky Way is.
Have some 10x50's would these be a good upgrade?
Check out this video of the Full Moon captured using a smartphone and a Celestron Skymaster 20*80 Binocular. th-cam.com/video/o4e3dzxcVCQ/w-d-xo.html
Are these good for birdwatching too?
I will buy a 12x50 for Christmas's
You're better off using a tripod attachment instead of the pistol grip to reduce shaking.
One request :pls can you all do a video about that red telescope of you all??? Pls?
just bought 1 can you use in for long distance on land cheers
Thanks for watching!
i want u sir to tell me is zoom in zoom out feature available in this binocular.
No zoom in and out just focus!
@@2dudesastronomy40 don't buy zoom binoculars,i bought several pairs,some second hand and a couple of brand new ones,for astronomy as i like binoculars for that purpose,and all came badly out of collimation.
Can you take photos by a digital camera with the adapter? The image of Jupiter and its moons, was that the best image?
Ive never tried!! Let us know if its possible!
You should try andromeda galaxy from dark skies
You can see it!
Looks like my son LOL
I would want to see stars
I'm having a problem with the binoculars sagging left too right, with the same adapter and cant seem too find the reason? Nice vid btw.
Do you have the metal or plastic adapter?
2 Dudes Astronomy Sorry for not responding, I have the metal one you guys used.
I have this issue where is does sag.. Im using the mount that came with the binoculars that are plastic.. do you guys get wobble with the metal mount?? Mine moves alot.. Im using everything in this video but just don't know if the extra celestron mount was metal or plastic in this video
I’m a photographer. Invest in a heavy tripod. It will keep your binocular steady n not be blurry. Checkout my moon photos. Took mine with a camera. Tell me what you think.
Cool fact, Capella is actually four stars!!
veo lo mimo con unos 10x42
Any updates on what you can see? The rings around Saturn? Why did you buy this one vs the 15x70?
@Vinsu Karma Thanks. If the magnification is less, then why would the image quality be better? (I'm new to this and want to buy my 1st big binocular to see as much as I can)
@@SirCRW1
because 15x70 binoculars have a greater angle of vision and the image is more stable, although it also depends on the tripod you use,
You can just see the rings around Saturn. We got these ones as they were recommended to us by a friend!