As a 17 year old, I can say it's happy to see people around my age producing a good video like this 👍🏼 The image is really nice. I own a swsa dslr rig, and I finally understood that exposure time means a lot. I was spending 2 hours on so much different targets. My goal is to get 30h on M81 and M82 rn, I already took 2h so I need 28h. Hopefully my image will be good
Thanks for watching the video man! It’s been a goal of mine to be someone who is younger to not have people my age be afraid to do something like this even though it seems hard, just trying to pave the way. I’ve always wanted a swsa rig, and that 30 hour project will look insane! Best of luck dude :)
Really good job, Astrotan! The Clam Shell Nebula looks amazing!! And the sound quality is soooooo much better in this video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Good job!!
Nice work, Tanner. Great Astrobackyard setting. As a matter of fact, wow, you got a fantastic view of the sky. Good information and description of the process of making an astro-photo. I notice you have the Player One camera. Is it the Poseidon? Great final image. - Patrick -
Great video as usual, a very "Astrobackyard" vibe which I love. You said something about setting up and polar aligning every night, do you tear down your full setup after every session? If I'm imaging the next night I usually just pull the imaging train off the mount and cover the mount up so I don't have to polar align again. But maybe I'm just lazy 😂
Thanks for watching the video man! And yes, I do have to tear down the setup every single night except on weekends. I have school and we have sprinklers that go on during the weekdays and I also don't have a fence so it would get rained on or possibly stolen. I keep my telescope and everything on my entire setup, I can lift the whole thing altogether so that makes things easier and quicker.
@@astrotanYah, a Trevor "wannabe "😂 I caught that right away. Well done, to say the least. You're lucky to be afforded the circumstances that alow you to do this at a young age. Have a great time moving forward. You hopefully have a long future in this hobby.
As a 17 year old, I can say it's happy to see people around my age producing a good video like this 👍🏼 The image is really nice. I own a swsa dslr rig, and I finally understood that exposure time means a lot. I was spending 2 hours on so much different targets. My goal is to get 30h on M81 and M82 rn, I already took 2h so I need 28h. Hopefully my image will be good
Thanks for watching the video man! It’s been a goal of mine to be someone who is younger to not have people my age be afraid to do something like this even though it seems hard, just trying to pave the way. I’ve always wanted a swsa rig, and that 30 hour project will look insane! Best of luck dude :)
Great job man!
Great photo and video! Keep it up!
Thank you! Will do :)
Happy to see all the new up and coming channels blowing up! I need to get cracking on videos myself, keep it up!
Thanks so much man! We are on that grind💪
Amazing work. It is good to see young adults like yourself getting out there and doing this hobby. Keep up the great work.
Thank you very much for watching! We don't plan on stopping any time soon :)
Well done, Tanner 🫡👍👏👏👏👏
Thanks man! Thanks for watching!
Awesome shot!
Thanks man! I appreciate it 🙌
Really good job, Astrotan! The Clam Shell Nebula looks amazing!! And the sound quality is soooooo much better in this video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Good job!!
Great result, well made video. Happy to find you here on TH-cam. Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the fam :)
Amazing results, well worth the time spent. Take care.
Thank you! I'm glad you were able to make it to the premiere dude!
🔭 nice telescope man
Thanks dude!
This was extremely well done, Astrotan, and the final image was amazing!
Thank you my brotha!
Nice job already subscribe, very good video with a lot of detail and really good explanation 👍 keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Yo! Nice image and video man. Great work!
Glad you liked it! Thanks dude!
Nice work, Tanner. Great Astrobackyard setting. As a matter of fact, wow, you got a fantastic view of the sky. Good information and description of the process of making an astro-photo. I notice you have the Player One camera. Is it the Poseidon? Great final image.
- Patrick -
Thank you so much man! The camera is the Player One Artemis C Pro, basically like a 294mc pro equivalent with some more features!
Great video as usual, a very "Astrobackyard" vibe which I love. You said something about setting up and polar aligning every night, do you tear down your full setup after every session? If I'm imaging the next night I usually just pull the imaging train off the mount and cover the mount up so I don't have to polar align again. But maybe I'm just lazy 😂
Thanks for watching the video man! And yes, I do have to tear down the setup every single night except on weekends. I have school and we have sprinklers that go on during the weekdays and I also don't have a fence so it would get rained on or possibly stolen. I keep my telescope and everything on my entire setup, I can lift the whole thing altogether so that makes things easier and quicker.
@@astrotanYah, a Trevor "wannabe "😂
I caught that right away. Well done, to say the least. You're lucky to be afforded the circumstances that alow you to do this at a young age. Have a great time moving forward. You hopefully have a long future in this hobby.
@@mikehardy8247I wouldn’t exactly call myself a Trevor “wannabe,” just sharing the same passion of astrophotography through videos. But thank you man!
🙂🙂🙂Hi.. amor S2
How can one even afford a telescope of that cost when the expenses of daily life are way over cost...?
It’s an expensive but rewarding hobby. What can I say? It all comes down to how much you want to spend and why.
@@astrotan what would be a reasonable amount to start with?
Also theres barely any dark skies near me since everyones loves their new led lights...