1 Year with the Celestron AstroMaster 90AZ telescope| A Review on this Telescope
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- In this video I will do a review on the Celestron AstroMaster 90AZ telescope. Please like share and subscribe!
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Hi all,
Whose been considering to buy this telescope? 🔭
@@itsshrekkids What are you getting the batteries for? The red dot is the finder scope so you have to align it and then once you have done it you can point it at an object and it’ll be in your eyepiece. Would you like me to do a video about it?
What do you mean by the red switch?
I got my yesterday, then it returned today. The tripod was to short and the telescope would slip every time I would try to tighten the panning rod. Very poor quality.
@@txguajardo Oh no, the one I got was pretty sturdy to begin with, although now a little less. Maybe try buy a brand new one from well known companies
Hello...I bought this telescope in 2017, it's has very good optics, great for planets the moon and daytime viewing as well...enjoy!
This kid is going places. Love seeing young bright kids interested in space!
I absolutely agree 🔭
I just got an astromaster from my mom I begged her for it almost daily
I own the 70AZ and as a beginner, it’s been able able to offer me my first views of planets like Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn, as well as some deep sky objects like The Orion Nebula and the Andromeda Galaxy. Im very pleased!
Great review! You are brilliant.
I'm thinking of getting this telescope for my son and daughter.
Excellent video. You remind me so much of myself at your age. You’ve clearly been bitten by the Astronomy bug and believe me it never leaves you (I’m now 55 and just on to my 7th telescope - a 20 inch Dob). Enjoy all the years of discovery that lie ahead.
Nice telescope and nice explanation for anyone who wish to buy this telescope 🔭
Good lad, keep doing what your doing.
That's what i like to see 🔭
Nice. I just got a 90mm telescope and love it but am anxious now to get a bigger scope. I can just make out the bands of Jupiter, the rings of Saturn, M42 is nice and the moon is glorious. I mounted it on a AltAZ head with micro adjustments (which is fantastic) and video tripod which is very stable actually. I got a few better eye pieces, 2x and 3x Barlows and need to get a better 90-degree diagonal. Plenty left to do with this scope I guess.
Hey I just got one of these, it's pretty cool, opened the box, assembled it, took it outside at 8:20 this evening. Then aimed it like a riffle at Saturn and got her centered and focused, then put the 10mm in and focused to see Saturn and the rings and the Titan moon all in 10 mins. Right out of the box, I did not have any issues and I have never used a telescope before.😁
That’s funny, you have the exact type and color glasses I do
Great review young man, I'm going to buy one of these over the weekend, keep up the great work!, big up from Dublin Ireland. clear skies bro!
Great video I have been looking for an affordable starter telescope this has helped me deiced to buy this az90 thank you
Great video, dear 👍👏
A very nice telescope. Like!
Noice
Nice vids
Nice video! Ill get this same telescope
Btw what is the camera u bought for the telescope?
@@jansku2 I usually use my phone, but I bought a PC camera that can connect to my laptop and fit into the eye-piece slot for planetary imaging. I will do a video soon tips on planetary viewing and imaging 🙂
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 Okay thanks!
I see you use Inshot! Nice video btw
Thanks
Wait how did you know tho lol
I use it too 😉
Thanks!
This is how you point your kid in the right direction!!!
Are you able to see messier objects with this? Or do you have to be in a really dark area? Like Andromeda or the smaller satellite galaxies of the Milky Way
You can see DSOs with this telescope but as you said you have to be in a dark area. However for better, more detailed views of deep sky objects a telescope with a larger aperture would be more ideal.
I'm considering to buy that model of telescope. Thanks a lot for this video!
Those images were almost as they presented in the telescope?
Best regards from Brazil!
Hi, thanks for watching! The images were a bit lower quality than you would see through the telescope because of the camera I’m using currently, which is a phone 😝. You can attach your phone to the telescope and take pictures which is the easiest way with this telescope.
when will you upload a new video?
I will upload in a few days the latest, probably today. It is going to be an environment video 🙂
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 Okay thanks, btw im Finnish so we have a little time time difference, and i just got my first telescope (Celestron Inspire 90az) it's really nice but right now here Finland is really cloudy.
Nice to know! Yeah clouds are annoying some times. So we have a 2hr time difference right (I’m in England)
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 Like when i waited to get the telescope, there was beautiful sky and it was very clear, but when i got the telescope, the weather is like this :( (and btw sorry if my english is bad)
(Your English is fine 🙃) Every time an special Astronomical event happens it’s cloudy, the forecast says cloudy on April 27th when there’s a super moon 😕
Can you provide link to the additional lens accessories you purchased thanks in advance
Sure I will do soon
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 thank you
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Great review young man 👍
Thank you 🙂
Why can't i comment your latest video?
So sorry I’ll fix that it happens sometimes 🙁
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 No problem, btw i didn't see the moon today, hope i see it tomorrow :(
Don’t give up!
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 I Dont Ever Give Up! : Elon Musk
im thinking of getting this telescope. im still undecided on the mount. az or eq. what are your thoughts
Thanks for watching! This telescope is AZ and I have never used an EQ, but I’ve heard from other channels that EQ needs aligning with a bright star. AZ you can freely align with anything by moving it up or sideways. Once you have aligned the EQ Mount, you can auto align it with many celestial objects, but on AZ this is not possible and manual align must be done for all objects. EQ is easier to use but a bit tricky to set up, and AZ is difficult to align and easy to set up. I hope this was a good explanation and answered your question. Please do ask if you have any further questions!
Good job
@anbalazhagen v
I hope you read this comment. I think you commented “Can I see surface detail of a planet with this telescope?”, but the comment’s not appearing. Anyway, the answer is depends. You can see the Mercury and Venus’ phases, Moons craters, Mars’ surface details (only at opposition), Jupiter’s moons and faintly the stripes, Saturn’s rings and if you manage to find Uranus or Neptune a small blue dot.
But it’s an excellent beginners telescope
What is the best eye piece to visualize saturn clearly? With 20mm eye piece it is tiny…
For this telescope, using a 10mm eyepiece should make it appear larger with a magnification of 100x. If that’s not big enough, use a 6mm. However, the smaller the lens size, the dimmer the object will appear. Hope this helps
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 Thank you Brother…I will try with 10mm…Is there any website to buy only Celestron 6mm eye piece? Most of the websites have Celestron accessory kit…
Hi. What's the highest magnification for this telescope?
Hello,
It’s 210x.
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 how about eyepiece?
what's highest magnification for eyepiece?
is 4mm working? thank youuu
@@astrokheltv13 No 4mm gives too high magnification so it’s blurs the image. The highest I’ve used is 6mm. 5mm would work though.
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 i have questions. 😊
sorry for the inconvenience. 🥺
1. can you see/capture deep sky object here?
2. how about planets?
3. is the price worth it for first timer?
4. Astromaster 90az or Starsense LT80az?
thank youuu in advance ❤️❤️❤️
@@astrokheltv13
Hi again,
So to answer your questions:
1. It is quite tricky to capture and take pictures of DSOs with this telescope but you can try looking at DSOs away from light polluted areas. I’ll probably make a video soon about which ones.
2. Plants are easily visible, with decent amount of detail especially on the moon, but if you want to take pictures I recommend you buy a cheap planetary camera or use a mobile phone (phone will be quite difficult though).
3&4. When I first got this telescope, it was the first time a had a proper telescope and I was amazed at what I could see so I think this is a really good beginner telescope. I haven’t used Starsenser but it seems quite good, but has a slightly smaller aperture, but tripod seems more sturdy. I think you should look at reviews and you decide what’s best for you.
If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to ask. By the way no inconvenience caused 🙂
Hi brother
Through this telescope I couldn’t see Jupiter’s bands and surface details..it’s very bright…if I use a planet filter can I correct that issue?
Can you see the cloud belts on Jupiter or is it just a over exposed white dot because I my Celestron Travel scope 70 cant make out any details on Jupiter
The belts are quite faint when using small telescopes, but you can still make it out and using a filter will enhance the view
I want a telescope🔭 and nice👍
Thanks. Are you thinking of buying this one? 🤔😀🔭
DONT BUY ASTROMASTERS OR POWERSEEKERS
What’s wrong with them?
I will repost it in here later
Here
Aperture is 90mm, 3.5 inches, not 4. Just fyi. 🙂
Oh, thanks for pointing that out
When I grow up, I want to be like you.
Lol I’m 12. Thank you so much though!! ❤️❤️
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 I know you’re young. I’m over 40. You are blessed with knowledge. Use it well.
Mash Allah Ibrahim beta keep it up u should be proud beta
Lol thanks
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 no problem beta
Can you add a picture that you have taken with your phone and smartphone adapter of Jupiter. No editing please
There are one or two on my Instagram right now (@ibrahim_astrophotography) but using my larger telescope. When the sky is clear, I’ll try to get a video with this telescope and upload it to Instagram
@@astronomywithibrahim4811 thanks
A friend of mine who is less knowledgeable about telescopes than me (and I'm far from an expert) asked me if I could find something better than the one he's currently using, a generic brand ESSLNB 36070 that has a 360mm focal length and 70mm aperture. He wants something that he can at least view the ISS space station with; he's able to discern solar panels with the ESSLNB, but would like something better. Does anyone think this AstroMaster 90AZ would be significantly better than the ESSLNB, not just in capability but also quality? I would imagine that Celestron has better quality equipment, but I don't know as much about telescopes as I wish I did.
Hello, thank you for watching! Sorry I haven’t been able to reply to your comment for a while.
The Celestron AstroMaster 90AZ does have larger aperture but I’m not sure which one is better quality.
Anyone who has have experience with an ESSLNB please feel free to reply.
Billy Batson.....your friend will need a 8" telescope to see the ISS in detail and also stars, planets and deep space objects! I own the Celestron Nexstar Evolution 9.25", It's a fantastic telescope 👌 Here are some of my Astronomy videos......Moon th-cam.com/video/5MrMgiERAC0/w-d-xo.html celestron unboxing video th-cam.com/video/LP-pvPTH2UQ/w-d-xo.html
Mercury transit th-cam.com/video/f-rRqodMCz0/w-d-xo.html
planet Venus th-cam.com/video/DS0KdNvVo1E/w-d-xo.html
planet Jupiter th-cam.com/video/u-StujJjU7s/w-d-xo.html
Solar observations th-cam.com/video/jdB9yKtOeQs/w-d-xo.html
I thought it was 2 feet long as seeing the video its like 5ft💀💀
Lol