I’m in the fortunate position of being an airline pilot and at 41000ft today over the mid Atlantic, this comet was almost blinding. It’s absolutely stunning and something everyone should try to get out and see. Great video!
That's awesome! I want to be a commercial pilot, and these are one of these times which make me so excited to be one Especially for the red eye flights. The sky is BEAUTIFUL!
I a a retired Flt Attendant (AA Airlines, BOG based), and was also very fortunate in having seen several awesome events from up there, like launch of space shuttle right in front of cockpit going north into MIA airport from S.America, the ISS above us going in the very same direction as our flight (lasting nearly 15 minutes), another rocket launch at 4 a.m. I miss a lot ended!
Feeling the excitement, I was the same this morning when I went out and saw it with my naked eye. And on top of that, I got NLCs just under the comet, which is super rare on such a low latitude as Italy. In one day I got to see a comet and NLCs for the first time. Super happy, thank you so much Alyn for inspiring me to get up so early and go out, super worth it. If I could subscribe 2 or 3 times I would!
@@AlynWallace I couldn't believe it, I thought that must be just a weird cloud, but then I read it on the news and confirmed by other people. So amazing especially with the comet
I had the same reaction too! A mix of laughter, shaky hands, and silent pauses to grasp what we're seeing! Such an awesome experience. And so worth driving for hours to catch some dark and clear skies. Awesome you got to see the NCLs too and great vid Alyn! I actually bumped into a group with a telescope in the middle of the Canadian prairies at 3am. So random!
These moments are so rare in life. This is the first video I have seen of yours and I hit subscribe. Love your style and I agree this helps a little bit right now! I'm hoping this stays bright for us in the southern hemisphere, fingers crossed.
Another great video Alyn and I ABSOLUTELY loved your reaction to capturing it! Alas, I got up at 3:45am in Minnesota to do the same thing but the clouds didn't cooperate...I also don't have the power of 51k subscribers praying for clear skies! As always, thank you for sharing!
Been watching your channel for months in the USA... I'm waking up early tomorrow morning to photograph the planets and see this magnificent comet. I can feel your enthusiasm which makes me really excited
I got to thank you on this one. I was just going to watch you photograph a comet which I really didn't know what to expect or had big expectations, but watching you all happy made me want to go to the balcony and try to find it. And it was great!! The only problem is that North of where I am there is Lisbon (Portugal) which produces A LOT of light pollution and it definitely is not visible at the naked eye (and very close to the horizon). Even so, I was able to find it and somehow I felt joy xD. Now, I will for sure look for a spot beyond Lisbon where I can find a darker sky and see if I can get some better shot! Well done and keep it up!
Great that you're finally allowed back out into the wild 😁 I'm looking forward to later this month when it's higher ... Hopefully the weather improves by then as well
Agree with Alyn. The astronomical community expect it to fade rapidly after the 15th July. The higher it is the further and faster it's racing away from the heat and reflectivity of the sun. Take advantage of any clear skies you can or else you could regret it. Good luck!
I drove more than 2 hours to the South West coast too but the clouds decided to stay put! Brilliant work Alyn... love the shot and the timelapse is gorgeous!
I love this channel. I feel like you connect with your audience on an emotional level, vs others that just seem to market a product. I can tell you are passionate about your craft, and I think thats a big reason why I enjoy your videos so much. I'm hoping myself to get out there tomorrow morning early, I can't wait to see this in person. best wishes and clear skies from Maryland, U.S.A
Love it, love it, love it! The excitement was palpable. Absolutely brilliant shots and time lapse , well worth the journey you made. There is no way I'm missing a shot of this comet!
So many of us had the same experience you did this morning. My equipment is highly computerized and I had to wake up hit on and wait for the mount to slew. I picked up a small pair of opera glasses to locate some guide stars (extreme light pollution at my location) and the comet practically slapped me in the face. So bright! with a stunning twin tail appearance. My images show a ruddy brown and gold color around the bright nucleus but this may have been due to a nearby forest fire.
I've been a subscriber since I found your video on how to do star trails and every one I've watched has been brilliant. They're so useful and your enthusiasm really shines through. Thanks Alyn.
Can’t thank you enough for making this video. I’ve been up all night shooting the Milky Way and for the last Hour and a half Comet Neowise. Haven’t had so much fun in ages. Just waiting for the sunrise.
Yes!! Hale-Bopp was about as perfect as you can get... the quintessential comet horizontal in the sky for what seemed ages... I remember all the hype around Halley’s comet but it was a dud then Hale-Bopp completely made up for it. What I think is very cool about this one ( Neowise) is that it’s a twin-tailed comet... and also all the effort to see it makes it even more special. 💜
me too, i saw Hale-bopp a lot. Unfortunately i live with light pollution, and overcast skies 😭 Didn’t see Neowise. I forgot how much fun this video is! i saw it 5 months ago, and today is 1/2/2021.... Thanks Alyn! One of your best😅
thank you Alyn.. Great experience and will be out today tj look for my spot to shoot this great event... I pray that people figure out that our mother earth is repairing herself from all the damage the careless humans have caused her. And see how blessed we are to experience NEOWISE AND ALL THE PLANETS THAT LINE UP FOR ALL TO SEE... I FEEL privileged***
You're hilarious!! I was cracking up about the subscribe for the clouds to clear. Huge congratulations!!! I'm so glad you got this. I'm with you... I can't wait to see how this comet will do when it gets further from the sun. Might be fainter but in darker skies, it might be amazing with longer exposures! I'm so looking forward to it!
Loved your reaction when you realised you had captured it, you were like a bairn on Christmas morning finding out that the big present was the thing you had been desperate for all year.
Certainly a good tonic for you Alyn considering the impact of recent months. Hopefully this is a positive sign of a brighter future and you can get back out pursuing your career and passion once again
Thank you. .I saw it from a suburb in Boston on July 9, at 4am.. Going to try out July 12. Don't think it will get as bright as Hale-Bopp. That was amazing! time will tell.
To take photos of Comet Neowise, I ended up taking about a 45 minute drive to a nearby lake in the Sierra foothills of the Central Valley of California. Unfortunately the best place for an unobstructed view of the NE was on the wrong side of the lake so I couldn’t get any water in the frame. I did get some nice foothill foreground and a few car lights in my images. I tried shooting 150mm with my Nikon D810 and stacked 20 exposures shot at 1600 iso. We had a fair amount of forest fire smoke haze but it kind of added to the color as well as softened the comet. Stars had slight streaks but acceptable. I also shot 400mm but though I got a decent image I find it boring without any foreground element. I settled on four “decent” images. Heading out again tomorrow morning and will try a 50mm lens as well as the 150-600mm and 35-150mm again. Alyn, I totally “get” your excitement at seeing the comet and being able to photograph it. I had the same reaction. Best of luck in your future night sky forays!
This is dope. I did the picture the morning of the 8th and feels awesome. I used the Canon 77D and the Tamron 150-600mm. But the shots that I see from people who used shorter focal length and there are some elements like the horizon, mountains or whatever, are more interesting. Amaizing picture! Definetly I will go again.
Trying to get it with my bare eyes here in the suburbs in Canada lol. I tried yesterday and failed, giving it another shot today. I’m not missing this!!
Thank you Alyn, I was planning on going out this morning, but we had cloud, tomorrow morning has a clear forecast. I'm getting quite excited now after seeing your photos.
awesome man, ive been sleepin on the sofa all week with alarm going off just waiting for a clear patch in sky but no luck yet. May have to do your trick and have a drive out
@@markmd9 ye man, managed to get a few nights on it. Dug the telescope out and got a real nice detailed close up. Its on my Facebook page if u wanna check it out
Stunning images Alyn ✨☄️, I am waiting for some clear skies up here in the northeast of Scotland and because of a latitude it should be a bit higher in the sky but then we have brighter exposure of the night sky with the sun skipping the horizon to deal with lol. Bring on a weather window!
I’ve been following you some time and want to say I greatly admire you. I like your enthusiasm and your ethics. The quote is marvelous, the sky is bringing together people and this comet is a gift. Amazing to think the ancient thought they were signs of bad omen. There was a comet in the sky when my first son was born and I used to watch it every night before turning in. This is less bright but three days ago I spotted it with binoculars and I was over the moon, just like you said. Looking forward to more of your inspirational videos. Clear skies.
This is by far my favourite video on this, I can’t stop watching because it’s so spectacular, thank you for the brilliant footage and look forward to the future :) 🪐🚀
Thank you for inspiring us, we got up in the middle of last night and drove from Birmingham to the Cotswolds. The comet was an incredible sight and we had a display of noctilucents alongside. A night we wont forget.
I just shared this video with my wife and all your emotions she kept saying. Wow, that's you. I'm going out again in the morning with my tracking mount hoping to get the ion jet that formed. Clear skies.
Great video mate. What an epic sight that is. Exeter is my hometown, can’t believe out of everywhere around here you ended up at Starcross train station 😂. Came out fantastic though. Lovely composition across the estuary with Exmouth across the water. Nicely done. Subscribed 🙌
Well, I'm going back in time. I'll be having a go at Neowise, once it becomes visible here down under, using film (as well as digital). Just bought some Fuji Pro 400H and Ilford Delta 3200. Should be interesting to see how they turn out!!! Hopefully, the comet will put on a bit of a show, even if it's not visible visually. The 400H I'll be pushing by one stop. Shoot both for 10-20secs.
Its a clear and easy-followed video. We would like to share the video in our non-profit Astronomy club, "Starrix" in Hong Kong, so that more people can share the happiness as if they can observe the comet. Many people in Hong Kong can't see the comet because there are too many buildings blocking the view of the sky.
The meaning of the Chinese description in our facebook, if translating into English: Instant news of the Universe (246): Taking photo with the comet There is a comet in the East that can be seen by naked eye called Neowise in Jul 2020, roughly needed to wait 10 years in average to have a so bright comet, that attract many Amateur Astronomers in northern hemisphere to watch. Alyn Wallace is an Amateur Astrophotographer from Wales, England, who travels the world in search of different sky objects. Tonight, he brings us in person to explain how to take photos with the comet. If you want to see the subtitles of the video, please go to the utube link: th-cam.com/video/BSVaCD4w1iE/w-d-xo.html
I’m in the fortunate position of being an airline pilot and at 41000ft today over the mid Atlantic, this comet was almost blinding. It’s absolutely stunning and something everyone should try to get out and see. Great video!
Take a photo. Ask anyone you know with a camera to borrow it and take a shot! Just anything to remember the moment.
That's awesome! I want to be a commercial pilot, and these are one of these times which make me so excited to be one Especially for the red eye flights. The sky is BEAUTIFUL!
You should of snapped some pictures
I a a retired Flt Attendant (AA Airlines, BOG based), and was also very fortunate in having seen several awesome events from up there, like launch of space shuttle right in front of cockpit going north into MIA airport from S.America, the ISS above us going in the very same direction as our flight (lasting nearly 15 minutes), another rocket launch at 4 a.m. I miss a lot ended!
Sadly, in cities we can only clearly see the moon.
Above any clouds, in the middle of nowhere - perfect wish location for every astronomer
Alyn’s infectious enthusiasm in this video got me out all those years ago to plan and shoot Neowise. He will be dearly missed 😢
Same here, I'm so shocked about the news. I'm here to watch this for the 100th time!
I don't know what is more amazing, this comet or Alyn wearing a friggin jacket and cap in July because its cold lol.
Ok i also dont know
Ok i also dont know
That's a fantastic shot and a awesome image. Thanks Alyn.
NEOWISE COMET and the scenery are in perfect harmony. I was impressed!
Feeling the excitement, I was the same this morning when I went out and saw it with my naked eye. And on top of that, I got NLCs just under the comet, which is super rare on such a low latitude as Italy. In one day I got to see a comet and NLCs for the first time. Super happy, thank you so much Alyn for inspiring me to get up so early and go out, super worth it. If I could subscribe 2 or 3 times I would!
No way you got some NLCs in Italy this morning! Wow awesome dude
@@AlynWallace I couldn't believe it, I thought that must be just a weird cloud, but then I read it on the news and confirmed by other people. So amazing especially with the comet
Help me out, what are NLC's? I'm a noob.
@@drk321 noctilucent clouds, I made a video about them
I had the same reaction too! A mix of laughter, shaky hands, and silent pauses to grasp what we're seeing! Such an awesome experience. And so worth driving for hours to catch some dark and clear skies. Awesome you got to see the NCLs too and great vid Alyn! I actually bumped into a group with a telescope in the middle of the Canadian prairies at 3am. So random!
So cool to see other photogs excited about this and putting in the work to capture it and share it
These moments are so rare in life. This is the first video I have seen of yours and I hit subscribe. Love your style and I agree this helps a little bit right now! I'm hoping this stays bright for us in the southern hemisphere, fingers crossed.
Loved this one, buddy. Amazing shot!!
AstroBackyard big fan ;)
You should make a video of capturing the comet too, AstroBackyard
I love the way You love astrophotography. It's so inspiring. I'll be out in my night sky this weekend
I love your enthusiasm. Neowise got up above the trees and houses in rural Germany tonight. Relaxing comet-gazing.
Alyn, love your work and tips. Please post a note on how you process the comet images, short exposures vs long exposures. Thanks for great video!
Another great video Alyn and I ABSOLUTELY loved your reaction to capturing it! Alas, I got up at 3:45am in Minnesota to do the same thing but the clouds didn't cooperate...I also don't have the power of 51k subscribers praying for clear skies! As always, thank you for sharing!
Wishing you clear skies!
Been watching your channel for months in the USA... I'm waking up early tomorrow morning to photograph the planets and see this magnificent comet. I can feel your enthusiasm which makes me really excited
I got to thank you on this one. I was just going to watch you photograph a comet which I really didn't know what to expect or had big expectations, but watching you all happy made me want to go to the balcony and try to find it. And it was great!! The only problem is that North of where I am there is Lisbon (Portugal) which produces A LOT of light pollution and it definitely is not visible at the naked eye (and very close to the horizon). Even so, I was able to find it and somehow I felt joy xD. Now, I will for sure look for a spot beyond Lisbon where I can find a darker sky and see if I can get some better shot!
Well done and keep it up!
Your reaction is just as delightful as the viewing itself! Great work!
Great that you're finally allowed back out into the wild 😁
I'm looking forward to later this month when it's higher ... Hopefully the weather improves by then as well
Haha thanks dude! Don't hold your breath it could fade with no notice. Get it asap
Agree with Alyn. The astronomical community expect it to fade rapidly after the 15th July. The higher it is the further and faster it's racing away from the heat and reflectivity of the sun. Take advantage of any clear skies you can or else you could regret it. Good luck!
I drove more than 2 hours to the South West coast too but the clouds decided to stay put! Brilliant work Alyn... love the shot and the timelapse is gorgeous!
I love how excited you are. Im going out tomorrow morning to check it out, hopeful for less cloudy skies in Florida.
I can feel your emotions!🤩:)
Awesome view😍
Thank you for showing.
I love this channel. I feel like you connect with your audience on an emotional level, vs others that just seem to market a product.
I can tell you are passionate about your craft, and I think thats a big reason why I enjoy your videos so much.
I'm hoping myself to get out there tomorrow morning early, I can't wait to see this in person.
best wishes and clear skies from Maryland, U.S.A
What a lovely treat to end your lockdown 🙌🏼
Love it, love it, love it! The excitement was palpable. Absolutely brilliant shots and time lapse , well worth the journey you made. There is no way I'm missing a shot of this comet!
That enthusiasm never gets old fella... I may well have to get up and spend some time with a Comet.
So many of us had the same experience you did this morning. My equipment is highly computerized and I had to wake up hit on and wait for the mount to slew. I picked up a small pair of opera glasses to locate some guide stars (extreme light pollution at my location) and the comet practically slapped me in the face. So bright! with a stunning twin tail appearance. My images show a ruddy brown and gold color around the bright nucleus but this may have been due to a nearby forest fire.
Is it really that bright? I've seen it and it's beautiful but it's not as bright as I thought it would have been.
Awesome video so glad you got the image as this is your niche 😍📸🔥
Spectacular Thank You for all that you do to share these marvelous videos with the 🌏🌍🌎🇺🇸
I've been a subscriber since I found your video on how to do star trails and every one I've watched has been brilliant. They're so useful and your enthusiasm really shines through. Thanks Alyn.
Can’t thank you enough for making this video. I’ve been up all night shooting the Milky Way and for the last Hour and a half Comet Neowise. Haven’t had so much fun in ages. Just waiting for the sunrise.
Stunning and brilliant alyn ,
It's a great show you do ,
Missed these vlogs. What a bang straight out of the lockdown gate. 👍🏻
I will try to catch this beauty on saturday, thanks Alyn for the awesome vlog
I remember hale-bopp... yeah, comets are breathtaking 🥰
Yes!! Hale-Bopp was about as perfect as you can get... the quintessential comet horizontal in the sky for what seemed ages... I remember all the hype around Halley’s comet but it was a dud then Hale-Bopp completely made up for it. What I think is very cool about this one ( Neowise) is that it’s a twin-tailed comet... and also all the effort to see it makes it even more special. 💜
me too, i saw Hale-bopp a lot. Unfortunately i live with light pollution, and overcast skies 😭 Didn’t see Neowise. I forgot how much fun this video is! i saw it 5 months ago, and today is 1/2/2021.... Thanks Alyn! One of your best😅
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one to be caught up in a transport of joy when I finally get to see these things with my own eyes!
Well done Alyn - admire your dedication!
Could feel your excitement! Wow! just awesome!
thank you Alyn.. Great experience and will be out today tj look for my spot to shoot this great event... I pray that people figure out that our mother earth is repairing herself from all the damage the careless humans have caused her. And see how blessed we are to experience NEOWISE AND ALL THE PLANETS THAT LINE UP FOR ALL TO SEE... I FEEL privileged***
Very well captured! Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
Really awesome Alyn!
Love it Alyn as always, got to love your Astro Vlogs, keep it up
You're hilarious!! I was cracking up about the subscribe for the clouds to clear. Huge congratulations!!! I'm so glad you got this. I'm with you... I can't wait to see how this comet will do when it gets further from the sun. Might be fainter but in darker skies, it might be amazing with longer exposures! I'm so looking forward to it!
Loved your reaction when you realised you had captured it, you were like a bairn on Christmas morning finding out that the big present was the thing you had been desperate for all year.
Certainly a good tonic for you Alyn considering the impact of recent months. Hopefully this is a positive sign of a brighter future and you can get back out pursuing your career and passion once again
Glad to have you back after the lockdown Alyn!!! Great video as always...
Awesome work! Very lucky that lockdown eased just before we had that beautiful comet. You’re work is awesome as a whole. 🤯😎👊
Great, thank You so very mutch. Your Channel is so inspiring!
thankyou for showing us some lovely visuals of the comet!
Thank God someone is as excited as me!
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 EPIC camera tip... "Hit that subscribe button and the clouds will clear" 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Love it!!!
Nice job Alyn! I am planning on trying to capture it tomorrow here in Phoenix!
Impressive! I wasn't expecting nearly as much when you set out. This makes up for the one that broke up. Hope it lasts!
Thank you. .I saw it from a suburb in Boston on July 9, at 4am.. Going to try out July 12. Don't think it will get as bright as Hale-Bopp. That was amazing! time will tell.
Love when nights like that happen! Awesome pics. I have to see that comet soon
To take photos of Comet Neowise, I ended up taking about a 45 minute drive to a nearby lake in the Sierra foothills of the Central Valley of California. Unfortunately the best place for an unobstructed view of the NE was on the wrong side of the lake so I couldn’t get any water in the frame. I did get some nice foothill foreground and a few car lights in my images. I tried shooting 150mm with my Nikon D810 and stacked 20 exposures shot at 1600 iso. We had a fair amount of forest fire smoke haze but it kind of added to the color as well as softened the comet. Stars had slight streaks but acceptable. I also shot 400mm but though I got a decent image I find it boring without any foreground element. I settled on four “decent” images. Heading out again tomorrow morning and will try a 50mm lens as well as the 150-600mm and 35-150mm again. Alyn, I totally “get” your excitement at seeing the comet and being able to photograph it. I had the same reaction. Best of luck in your future night sky forays!
This is dope. I did the picture the morning of the 8th and feels awesome. I used the Canon 77D and the Tamron 150-600mm. But the shots that I see from people who used shorter focal length and there are some elements like the horizon, mountains or whatever, are more interesting. Amaizing picture! Definetly I will go again.
WOW, Stunning ,great work Alan
Trying to get it with my bare eyes here in the suburbs in Canada lol. I tried yesterday and failed, giving it another shot today. I’m not missing this!!
Thank you Alyn, I was planning on going out this morning, but we had cloud, tomorrow morning has a clear forecast. I'm getting quite excited now after seeing your photos.
Absolutely brilliant, I was stoked for you. What a way to exit lockdown !
awesome man, ive been sleepin on the sofa all week with alarm going off just waiting for a clear patch in sky but no luck yet. May have to do your trick and have a drive out
Did you catch it?
@@markmd9 ye man, managed to get a few nights on it. Dug the telescope out and got a real nice detailed close up. Its on my Facebook page if u wanna check it out
Stunning images Alyn ✨☄️, I am waiting for some clear skies up here in the northeast of Scotland and because of a latitude it should be a bit higher in the sky but then we have brighter exposure of the night sky with the sun skipping the horizon to deal with lol. Bring on a weather window!
Might give it a go tonight, completely clear sky forecast all night in Cornwall just deciding where to take it from in St Ives
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL !!!! Im in North Devon, going out later to get me a shot.
I’ve been following you some time and want to say I greatly admire you. I like your enthusiasm and your ethics. The quote is marvelous, the sky is bringing together people and this comet is a gift. Amazing to think the ancient thought they were signs of bad omen. There was a comet in the sky when my first son was born and I used to watch it every night before turning in. This is less bright but three days ago I spotted it with binoculars and I was over the moon, just like you said. Looking forward to more of your inspirational videos. Clear skies.
LOVED your video.
Coming to you from NJ... I will be making my trek tomorrow to try and catch this.
Keep trecking!
Well done pal. Really glad you got the comet. I hope I have a chance to capture it when this horrible weather clears.
Very cool! Saw it last night for the first time in binoculars finally. Congrats!
You are so stoked, man. Love it. Congrats and you got the image you wanted.
Haha, I can so relate to that decision-making at 4:00 :D Congratulations with the shot! Can't wait to see more :D
I'm sure the accumulated stress of these scenarios is knocking years off photographers life expectancy 😂 thanks dude
Great video, my man. Headed out to super dark sky Arizona-California border tonight to check this sucker in the morning. Can’t wait!
Outstanding video. Well captured Alyn. Thanks for sharing
Love it Alyn! Tension builds and then it's a hit !! Great images buddy !
Great photography, thanks for sharing!
This is by far my favourite video on this, I can’t stop watching because it’s so spectacular, thank you for the brilliant footage and look forward to the future :) 🪐🚀
I agree! This is outstanding ✨
Your enthusiasm is infectious - got a new subscriber right here!
Thanks for the video. It made the desire to go see it even stronger.
Thank you for inspiring us, we got up in the middle of last night and drove from Birmingham to the Cotswolds. The comet was an incredible sight and we had a display of noctilucents alongside. A night we wont forget.
OK Alyn, now I have to get up early!! Well captured.
Great to have you back Alyn!
WooHoo!! The Astrovlogs are back and we’re no longer garden bound!haha! ⭐️👍🏼⭐️
I just shared this video with my wife and all your emotions she kept saying. Wow, that's you. I'm going out again in the morning with my tracking mount hoping to get the ion jet that formed. Clear skies.
Fantastic images your enthusiasm is wonderful love it.
Great video mate. What an epic sight that is. Exeter is my hometown, can’t believe out of everywhere around here you ended up at Starcross train station 😂. Came out fantastic though. Lovely composition across the estuary with Exmouth across the water. Nicely done. Subscribed 🙌
Awesome man. Very beautiful. I have yet to see it. Hopefully tomorrow morning if sky stays clear.
Je to úžasný pohled, děkuji
Amazing, thank you so much for the picture Comet Neowise
i took pics of it last night, the vibe was absolutley magical
Nice. Hopefully. Some clear skies here soon!
I had to click the sub button only because that is the best high pressure sell I've ever been subjected to! lol
Amazing mate got goose bumps watching this
I am so excited! great weather today.. might see it
Had him in front of the lens for hours yesterday and tonight. That's fun :-) !!!
Thanks you man we just can't se from south but you just give us real view thanks a lot love from india
Well, I'm going back in time. I'll be having a go at Neowise, once it becomes visible here down under, using film (as well as digital). Just bought some Fuji Pro 400H and Ilford Delta 3200. Should be interesting to see how they turn out!!! Hopefully, the comet will put on a bit of a show, even if it's not visible visually. The 400H I'll be pushing by one stop. Shoot both for 10-20secs.
Glad you're getting out and what a way to celebrate by watching a comet.
Insane capture, congrats! Really enjoyed your video.
Great video! Didn’t know Starcross was such a good location to shoot Astrophotography!
Good vlog. Nice share
Excellent editing ❣️
Thanks for sharing that with us Alyn, missing it in the SH
Its a clear and easy-followed video. We would like to share the video in our non-profit Astronomy club, "Starrix" in Hong Kong, so that more people can share the happiness as if they can observe the comet. Many people in Hong Kong can't see the comet because there are too many buildings blocking the view of the sky.
The meaning of the Chinese description in our facebook, if translating into English:
Instant news of the Universe (246): Taking photo with the comet
There is a comet in the East that can be seen by naked eye called Neowise in Jul 2020, roughly needed to wait 10 years in average to have a so bright comet, that attract many Amateur Astronomers in northern hemisphere to watch. Alyn Wallace is an Amateur Astrophotographer from Wales, England, who travels the world in search of different sky objects. Tonight, he brings us in person to explain how to take photos with the comet. If you want to see the subtitles of the video, please go to the utube link: th-cam.com/video/BSVaCD4w1iE/w-d-xo.html