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Astrophotography With A Kit Lens - Canon EOS 70D - RRR Vlog #4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2016
- This video shows what kind of images you can capture with a standard kit lens with the Canon EOS 70D. The camera is quality and the lens is a perfect beginner lens. Don't be fooled, this lens is capable of creating awesome things.
My Gear:
Camera - Canon EOS 70D
Secondary Camera - Sony Action Cam HD Mini
Tripod - Manfrotto
Lens Used for this video - 18-55mm f/3.5-5.5
Software:
Editing - Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Photoshop CC
Lightroom CC
Music: Duskus - Outer Space - Elysian Records
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I happen to live 15 miles south of brownwood on 144 acres. I will be trying my first Astro photography shot tonight!!
Yooooooooo that was sick bro! I'm a astro enthusiast myself, I just didn't think that you could get so beautiful shots at such high ISO
Rasmus98 cameras these days are amazing!
I have a Canon 100D and the results I've been getting isn't nearly as good as yours but i guess i'll give a try! Amazing video though
Rasmus98 I think what balance this high ISO is the shutter speed, so it don't get a lot of noise. Hope you're getting great shots.
+Rasmus98 what settings do you use for your astrophotography? i have an sl1 as well
Hello Ricky
I liked your videos and the photos but I don't if I got everything, my english is not so good yet, I live in Los Angeles and I like to travel some times to enjoy the nature and I like take picture also but I just have my cell phone and a Gopro, now I'd like to invest some money in a camera, could you help with it? could you recommend a good camera with a good price ( I mean less than 1000 dollar if possible) good for nature and astrophotography, I saw some models like Canon EOS SL2 DSLR 18 - 55 and 75 - 300 and others similar, some people say to buy mirroless and others says DSLR honestly I have no idea, I've been looking for cameras ( searching in the internet )for the last two weeks and now I'm so confused.
thanks in advance
Walter Queiroz of course. So a lot of new cameras have come out since I released this video. Tons of things have changed as well. I would recommend you spend less on your camera body and more on your lenses. Try to go for a Canon Rebel series (price ranges anywhere between $400 and $650) and then spend the rest on some Sigma lenses or Tamron. Then once you can save up more to replace your camera body, you will have two cameras at that point. When you do make the upgrade, look at the Canon 6D mk ii. It’s an entry level full frame and it will allow you to capture certain things that the crop sensor of the Rebel won’t let you capture.
I am an aspiring photographer and I shoot on a canon rebel t5 and when I use the settings of 18mm, f/3.5, 20s, and an Iso of 3200 the picture turns out way over exposed and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong please help if you can
Cody Mierau hm...if you're out in the country or just somewhere dark (no light pollution, no moonlight at all) then that should work just fine. Try dropping your ISO 1600. You really just have to learn your camera and find out what works best for it by testing the settings. Make those minor adjustments (ISO, shutter speed and exposure) until the picture looks fine. Get back with me to let me know how it turned out! 👍
@@RickyRyanRay me too .i shoot with my canon 800d but i cant capture even a slight image of miky way but only normal stars.. i use 20 shutter f 3.5 and ISO 1600.. can you help me please?
Over exposed is ok cuz u can edit it after in LR, the bad thing is shooting under exposure
Great video ! Just got my 70d with alot of lenses yesterday, so I’m still learning it but I got a 50mm lense, 18-55mm lense, 10-18mm lense, 18-135mm lense, and a 70-300mm lense. The 18-55mm lense is the kit lense that came with my rebel XTI lol but what lense would you recommend for Astro photography? Noob question but hopefully I’ll be more pro by the end of the year!
Awesome 👏
Awesome and very informative 😃 Your photo's are so cool, thanks so much for sharing. Clear skies 😃
Hi can you please tell what settings with 18-135mm lens. Moreover I am not able to autofocus. Whenever I focus using a distant light and then move the camera to the dark sky the pictures dont get clicked. Please help
I live in the Fl panhandle.. thanks for the cool tips can't wait to try them 📷👌🏽
I set my 70d to these exact settings but for some reason I can’t get the camera to release the shutter, just keep getting a flashing “ExpSIM” indicator. Tried nudging all settings up and down a little but camera’s still not playing nice. Not sure what I’m doing wrong but after a 45 minute drive and frozen fingers I’ll have to try again another day. Still super stoked though 😊
Michael A might be a corrupted SD card? Usually when I have that error I will put a new SD card in it and it stops happening.
Michael A Learn how to use it
RandomKourosh you’re such a helpful child.
And when you're ready to do it like the big boys get a sturdy tripod star tracker and an intervelometer
Thanks for nice vid im tryin this astro photography soon👍
Eern Weight awesome! You'll love it!
for finding the right focus point in the sky i just alight the infinite symbol up with the pointer on the lense, that way i know its focussed out as far as it possibly can.
Blaize K-H I do that on the Rokinon lens but on the kit lens there isn't a line and you also can't just move it all the way to infinity because then you'll go past the focal point and everything will be blurry.
hi I have a 70d and 50 mm lense how to capture because 50mm has auto blur and cannot do zoom out and in due to fiz prime lense so need more idea how to capture the scence from the 50 mm lense
I love this video. It's short and to the point. It's great and I just reran it thru my circles.
Awesome video! Thank you!
James Nothing77 you’re welcome!
Can i shoot this with canon 1300d
Hey Bro dope video...Im gonna go and try this right now :) Have a good one
Sammy Kleinn awesome hope it goes well!
Sending viewers your way. Check the comments section of my 50mm review. My viewers love this video.
Great turnout! I took my first shot at astrophotography just a few hours ago. I'm using a 600D/T3i and I thought my 50mm f/1.8 would yield better photos considering the lower aperture, but my 18-55mm kit lens was hands down much better. Can't wait to try out a 10-18mm wide angle.
Zachary Abella yeah it seems in most cases, when people are starting out they find themselves having to decide between have a wide field of view or a low aperture. The f/1.8 will show a ton more stars but because it's only a 50mm, that means you won't see much of the sky, especially on a crop sensor camera like the T3i. On the other hand, the 18-55mm allows you to see more landscape but won't see as many stars due to its f/3.5 aperture. I finally saved up for the Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 and it is phenomenal. Sees a lot of the sky and stars.
Well hey I'm glad you decided to give astrophotography a try! Good luck to you in the future!
You're the coolest person this world has ever seen. Like holy cow. I love you like a son.
hi man I just have canon 70d, and still looking wide lens low f to capture the stars. But this woke me up...:). can't wait to do this...thanks a lot
I'm also a newbie and this helped me a lot to take my 1st astro click correctly. Thank you
Are you using the noise reduction feature on the 70d or turning it off and removing the noise on post processing?
so how about compact camera? i have Canon G9X...can i do astrophoto shot?
i have the same set up, thanks for the info
Great
Love your shots!! I’ve just started photography and have a canon 77D. I’m thinking of buy the Samyang 14mm F2.8 wide lens for Astro Photography. Do you have any feedback on this lens or any other recommendations? Thanks
Lee Redshaw it’s terrific! You’ll be amazed by what a few extra mm can do and what f/2.8 can do. I recently bought the Sigma 20mm art f/1.4 and holy cow it’s crazy! Keep shooting and let me know if you get some good shots!
How do I put my shutter to 10 seconds I have the same camera
Sub to Pewdiepie when in “manual” mode, just press the “Q” button to go into settings. From there, you will see the shutter speed, aperture and iso setting across the top. Just click and adjust the shutter speed up or down.
hey man great video, can you talk about how you edit these photos?
Ben I sure will. I'll be going to an awesome location this weekend to get stars during the new moon! I'm going to also show how to edit those photos.
I shoot budget. Your video was a cool find. I do all types of astronomy tips and tricks plus diy. You're a madman with a kit lens. Awesome. :). Cool video. Cool trick on the street light. I'm gonna throw your channel to our astronomy club. Show us some support if you get chance. Clear skies.
Garnett Leary hey thanks! I finally got the Rokinon 14mm and boy oh boy does it make for some spectacular star photos. I can't wait for Milky Way season. The kit lens helped teach me what I need to know but now that I'm more advanced it wasn't cutting it. I like your channel btw and dropped a sub! Thanks again for the kind words.
Ricky Ryan Ray I been thinking of picking that very lens up. I currently use a Tokina 12 but it's terrible. F4 to boot. I Look forward to your shots.
Garnett Leary dude pick up the Rokinon on b and h. I got mine for 265. Pretty dang good for the quality shots it takes.
Hey mister can you tell me what's the best camera that can do astrophotography and other photography in 1000$ or 1500$ sorry for my English
Hey, your English is great! The lens is going to matter a little more than your camera. If you get a full frame camera, then look into the Sigma Art 20mm f/1.4 lens. It’s amazing and will show a lot of stars. Now make sure the camera is a full frame camera. So something like a Canon 6D or a Canon RP, Sony a7ii.
There’s a ton of option but you’ll need to make sure you purchase the lens with the corresponding mount for your camera.
@@RickyRyanRay thanks for the reply looking forward for your next videos 😉
Thank you for the video♥️
I learned a lot. from 🇵🇭
You did this with the kit lens? WITH THE KIT LENS? Why did I buy the Sigma 18-35 f/1.8? WHY?
Your Sigma will be far sharper!
Nice video man! Thanks
Chris Fleming thank you Chris!
you deserve a like bro...
David Jones ditto. Thanks for the like!
keep it up man love your vids
Hi I had a Canon Rebel t3, I love astronomy and I need to upgrade my camera, Which one is better for this, Canon 80d or Nikon d7200? (I want to take shot of milky way)
RSI Geek World well, I have all Canon gear and haven’t shot much with a Nikon. I know that the D7200 is great for long exposures. They are also both crop sensor cameras so you could always look at the Canon 6D which is full frame and allows you to take longer photos for night photography. It’s all preference really. If you already have a Canon, you might stick with the brand so you don’t have to retrain your muscle memory since Nikons are a little different in the way they feel in your hand.
Ricky Ryan Ray, hi thank you for your help!! Rodrigo
Wow, I have the same camera and the some lens what's the chances
How to you get into the setting that was when you just switched into taking it
I also have the same settings and the same camera but it is still to dark
Awesome! Make sure you are shooting in manual mode. If you are using the Canon kit lens like I was, the lowest aperture your camera will go to is f/3.5 but only if the lens is zoomed out all the way. It is not a fixed aperture like some of the more expensive lenses. If you are shooting with the setting I talk about in this video then you will have no problem capturing stars.
I’ve recently purchased the ioptron skytracker pro and I’m wondering whether the kit lens that came with my canon 200d will be able to capture the Milkyway without the blurring and star trails.
I know what the ioptron ST does but I’ve never used one myself. However, it should allow you to get some beautiful star captures even with a kit lens. You could shoot a photo of the sky for 5 minutes, meaning you could keep your ISO way down, giving you a much cleaner photo. Then, just take a picture of the foreground and mask it in through photoshop. Also, just go mess with it and figure it out and then make a video so others can see how you do it!! I’d watch that video!
@@RickyRyanRay Will give that a go, i got ok results before i got the startracker but the stars did blur a bit, will the startracker help keep the stars sharp, and will it enable me to take clear sharp images of the milkyway using just my kit lens on my canon 200d.
Great video 👍🏻 Got yourself a new sub 👍🏻
Sweet, was having a bit of a problem with my 70D, (Shutter Timer) but you put me on the right track. Thanks 625th Subber. Keep up the great work, music a bit loud but tolerable.
Deplorable yeah the music was pretty loud. I was just trying to make sure people were staying awake. 😂😂 thanks for the comment and sub, glad I could help!
Hi great video, I'm looking to get into astrophotography but as a complete newbie what camera and lens would you recommend ?
You know it is funny, I would have said a while back that the lens is the only thing that matters when getting astrophotography. which is true to an extent, however, with technology advancing ever so quickly, cameras are having a greater affect on the quality of the photos. For example the difference in noise between the Canon 5D mk. II, mk. III and mk. IV is insane. Noise (or image grain) is being reduced more and more with advancing cameras.With that said, if you want a Canon camera, I would go with the Canon 6D. It's a full frame which means that when you use a wide angle lens, it's going to stay at a wide angle allowing you to capture a lot of sky and landscape at the same time. If you wan a Nikon camera go with Nikon D810A, that lens was designed for astrophotography. If Sony, go with Sony a7s (this is the camera I ALMOST bought)For a lens, I would recommend any Rokinon that is wider than 24mm and that has an aperture of 2.8 or lower. Rokinon is cheap in price but great in quality. Good luck to you! I hope you love it which I think you will!
Thanks for the quick response, those cameras you've mentioned are a bit above my budget, I'm thinking of a canon tbh just having trouble choosing one haha
A 6D is one of the cheapest full frame cameras to choose from but a crop sensor camera can work as well and you can go with the Canon Rebel T3i - T6i. Those range from 400 to around 900 dollars. then there's the canon 80D that's around 1,000.
I completely understand price. It's crazy. however, once you get a camera and learn how to use it, you can make money with it and start buying better gear. I actually had my whole family get together to buy me the 70D for my birthday. So it took like 10 people putting money together.
yeah I'm thinking a canon T6i to be honest, would the lens you've mentioned work well with this camera ? Sorry for all the questions I just wanna get it right before parting with my hard earned cash
Great vid. Trying to decide between 70D and 80D. Any opinions?
Sam Myer well, what made the 70D so innovative was the fact that you could touch the screen to get it to focus. So the differences between the 70D and 60D were much greater than between the 70D and 80D. Probably the biggest difference is going to be that the 80D has. 24megapixel resolution whereas the 70D has. 20mp res. But then also, the 80D costs more. Both capture stars equally but like I said, you get a few more megapixels.
I'd personally just save a little more and go with the 80D since it's the newest and offers just that little bit more.
Switch to Sony
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It helped 👏🏻
Why can't u say where u ordered the lens from 🤔
demal97 because I didn’t want to badmouth a rather good company. I didn’t want anyone believing it was the company’s fault when it was mine.
@@RickyRyanRay right I see
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Debayon Goswami thank you good sir!
Hi Ricky.
This is a nice Video. Props to you but music seems a bit loud. Now i just got back in to photography and this is one of Videos i saved for my ( WTF i forgot folder) :) Have a good day and keep posting :) Also what is your Instagram :)
Eriks Abzinovs hey! Thanks for the feedback and you’re totally right. The music is atrociously loud lol. My insta is @rickyrayphotography
Can we use canon 80D for this purpose??
Mofakher Hassan yeah of course. Any camera that allows you to use those settings should work for astrophotography. The 80D is a wonderful camera and should be a little cleaner in low light than the 70D
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Thanks my friend!
So what kit lens were you using?
Jenny M. It was the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 all plastic and gross haha but it can still get good photos if it’s dark enough!
I don't have a tripod, I set my Camera timer to 2 seconds and put it on the ground.
Clos MasMas hey whatever works! I've done that several times. A tripod will do you wonders though! You can find a well used tripod for fairly cheap. Heck you can even get one at Walmart for 40 bucks. Won't be the best but it will work for now.
A cool trick with a cheap, light tripod, is hanging something heavy from the center of the tripod, anchoring on center. Works well if it's a bity windy. Too windy, and it'll flop the cam all over the place lol
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so nice bro , but i did the same but what i have is too white photo have no details dont know why and i try like 50 times
tamer sultan go on to Google and search "light pollution map." Make sure when you take your photo, you are outside of light pollution. Also make sure the moon is not out or that it is a new moon. You want the sky to be as dark as possible. That way you see more stars.
#newsub love your vid
Manchanst thanks a lot man. I'll be making more. Can't wait until Milky Way season.
Hey man, thanks for busting my headphone equipped ear drums! That music needs a damn health warning!
Willnot Betracked hahaha! Noob content creator here! Thanks for the CC, I’ll keep it in mind.
Hello there i like what you make here im a small film maker and just realeased a new Vlog would mean a lot of you checked it out ;) DANG THATS A AMAZING CAMERA BTW
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