Once again you have demonstrated your real enthusiasm and work ethic to get back out there under difficult circumstances Jeroen. Well done to you . .and your great friend Sjon.
@@StarScaperPhoto Just make sure you don't stop this hobby Jeroen... because you're inspiring us a lot, especially here in the Netherlands where astrophotography it very hard to accomplish
Thanks for watching Tobias! Astro darkness indeed sets in from 18 degrees. I think I said that the sun wouldn't dip further under the horizon than about 16 degrees max this night, so indeed no astro darkness 😁.
Excellent video and Bud, I am so happy just to see you outside under the stars.. I am sure, it would have felt so good even on Crutches.. hope you will be soon moving freely
Bravo, Jeroen. I'm pleased to see that you're recovering well, and well enough to get out under the stars again. I love how you are still there, giving others the tips and settings they need to take great night sky photos.
Great to see you out again :D and its nice to see you have such a good and positive friends. Stuff was very well explained and I am sure it will come handy to many :D
Thanks again for watching and leaving your thoughts Matej. Much appreciated! If I can execute my idea, the next vlog might be a bit more advanced and geeky! ;-).
Wow, mate - given you had such difficulty moving that was fantastic!! 👏👏 Super clear explanation of the different methods for people - I’ll definitely be pointing people towards this vid for some tuition. And a big 🙌 to Sjon for helping - what else are Astro friends for?! Great stuff.
Thanks for watching Paul! Super glad you still enjoyed it despite the limited possibilities. I was in doubt myself but decided to just give it a go and see what I could do rather than what I couldn't. And indeed, Sjon and the other bunch of astrobrhos are the best 💪.
Im due to be moving to a bortle 3 sky in Scotland soon. Im hoping to put some of these techniques to use. Many thanks for posting and keep up the great work 👍😎
Glad you got to go out under the stars with your friend, well done for doing the video. I do stack track now, and am trying to venture into adding ha, but it's so hard to process
@@MarkusSchoch believe me, this night was all about (mental) health first and second. The rest was just a fun bonus. But I hear you. I won't do anything what the doctor tells me not to do, don't worry ;-).
Hi Joseph. Already did a thorough post-processing video about a year ago: th-cam.com/video/9JmZwk7BqgE/w-d-xo.html Might do an update soon though. Have some new tricks in my toolkit by now :-).
2 shots 20 minutes and 1 shot 12 minutes with clouds rolling is very long. My conclusion: John is a very patient man. I would never shoot longer then 2 or max 3 minute exposures. If you have a marginal error in the alignment is it a lot more forgiving. Track and stack of 2 minute exposures is better in my opinion.
Haha, I'm sure Sjon was referring to 20 minutes of total integration time, consisting of 20x60 sec for example. Besides that Sjon is also a patient man yes 😉.
@@DRIMIXX not sure what item you mean, but I put the ballhead on a MSM v-plate, MSM Nomad tracker on the MSM wedge, which in itself sits on a leveling base.
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Once again you have demonstrated your real enthusiasm and work ethic to get back out there under difficult circumstances Jeroen. Well done to you . .and your great friend Sjon.
Thanks so much Richard! Enthusiasm, yes. Work ethic? Fortunately my YT has nothing to do with work and is pure hobby 😃👌
@@StarScaperPhoto Just make sure you don't stop this hobby Jeroen... because you're inspiring us a lot, especially here in the Netherlands where astrophotography it very hard to accomplish
How did I miss this?! "Going" out despite not being able to go. Great work!! That standing shot with the crutches is awesome!
Thanks again Jan, always appreciate you watching! Judging by the 'stuck by the road' comment on insta I thought you already watched it 😄.
It's awsome to have you back Jeroen 😊🙏
Great to be under the stars again!
Another cool video, always interesting to watch your channel.
Thanks Martin! Appreciate you being part of the channel 💪
Great video as always. I love your passion and attitude and your great network of like minded friends. Good to see you back under the stars 👌🏻
Thanks for watching again Roy! A network of astro friends is the best!
Great video. The attraction of being under a starry sky leads to pass over many problems.
Thanks! Stars are the best cure 👌
Another great video great tips, and glad you are on the mend and under the stars again.
Thanks for watching Chris!
You mean 18° below the horizon, this is astro darkness then. 😛
Glad to see you are well and can walk. Great video as always mate! ✌
Thanks for watching Tobias! Astro darkness indeed sets in from 18 degrees. I think I said that the sun wouldn't dip further under the horizon than about 16 degrees max this night, so indeed no astro darkness 😁.
@@StarScaperPhoto okay, mabye my ears aren´t well at the moment. Sounds better. 😁
@tobiasthaele haha, or I made a mistake in the hear of the moment. Wouldn't be the first time 😅.
Great video, at least you have good friends to help you out, and great information and fantastic images.
Great friends indeed! Thanks for watching and nice to hear it was informative also!
Was weer een pracht nachtje man! Jammer dat ik nog 3 uur terug moest, was graag wat langer gebleven!
Ja man! Tof om je er weer eens bij te hebben! 😀. In ieder geval heb je de aurora meegemaakt!
Excellent video and Bud, I am so happy just to see you outside under the stars.. I am sure, it would have felt so good even on Crutches.. hope you will be soon moving freely
Thanks Virat! And you are 100% right about that!
Hahaha there is one guy eager to shoot some pictures. 😂 I can SO imagine that this was very much enjoyable.
I enjoyed it so much man 😅.
Great video, really like the crutches selfie 😁
@@ericwilkes1840 haha, thx! 💪
Great video as always! Get well soon!
Thanks so much, appreciated!
Bravo, Jeroen. I'm pleased to see that you're recovering well, and well enough to get out under the stars again. I love how you are still there, giving others the tips and settings they need to take great night sky photos.
My pleasure Doug. Thanks for watching!
Nice photos, great video,👏 it's good to see you back on the ground even with your legs, quick recovery.
Thanks Mario! Believe me it was good to be out under the stars again 😎
@@StarScaperPhoto Yes !?!?
Haha, we are all the same and predictable in what we like most, right? 😄
Nice shots anyway!
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Thank you man!
Great to see you out again :D and its nice to see you have such a good and positive friends. Stuff was very well explained and I am sure it will come handy to many :D
Thanks again for watching and leaving your thoughts Matej. Much appreciated! If I can execute my idea, the next vlog might be a bit more advanced and geeky! ;-).
@@StarScaperPhoto Already looking forward to it :D
Awesome and fantastic, Super amazing night views and information, Brilliant work 👍👍✨🌸
Thanks!
@@StarScaperPhoto 😊
Great video! Great tips for me to start off some astrophotography ❤ liked and subscribed 😃👍
That's great to hear! Hope you will enjoy your time under the stars!
Wow, mate - given you had such difficulty moving that was fantastic!! 👏👏 Super clear explanation of the different methods for people - I’ll definitely be pointing people towards this vid for some tuition. And a big 🙌 to Sjon for helping - what else are Astro friends for?! Great stuff.
Thanks for watching Paul! Super glad you still enjoyed it despite the limited possibilities. I was in doubt myself but decided to just give it a go and see what I could do rather than what I couldn't. And indeed, Sjon and the other bunch of astrobrhos are the best 💪.
Im due to be moving to a bortle 3 sky in Scotland soon. Im hoping to put some of these techniques to use. Many thanks for posting and keep up the great work 👍😎
That sounds like a great location to move to!
Glad you got to go out under the stars with your friend, well done for doing the video. I do stack track now, and am trying to venture into adding ha, but it's so hard to process
Thanks! I agree, doing an HaRGB is a time consuming business. I do it sometimes if I really want to let the h-alpha shine.
Good to see you back under the stars!!🎉🎉
Thanks! It was awesome to experience again!
You forgot to mention an important piece of equipment the seat !!! :) nice video
Haha, essential for broken legs or relaxt nights 😄
Hats off brother. Wishing you a speedy recovery ✨ Love from India 🇮🇳
Thanks dude!
Great to see you back and good beginner guid
Thanks for watching Kevin! Hope it will help some people to start an astro adventure themselves!
I call ursa major the sauce pan, lol
That's pretty accurate to be honest haha.
Great to see you back out!
Good to be back out under the stars indeed!
Great to see you back! But allow you body also enough rest - health is more important than YT
@@MarkusSchoch believe me, this night was all about (mental) health first and second. The rest was just a fun bonus. But I hear you. I won't do anything what the doctor tells me not to do, don't worry ;-).
I know the feeling.
Had hand surgery, could not lift camera for 6 weeks 😢.
Enjoy and get well soon 😊
Ahh, man that sucks :-(.
Can we expect a "developing" video from you soon showing us how you merge the tracked and the foreground images?
Hi Joseph. Already did a thorough post-processing video about a year ago: th-cam.com/video/9JmZwk7BqgE/w-d-xo.html
Might do an update soon though. Have some new tricks in my toolkit by now :-).
2 shots 20 minutes and 1 shot 12 minutes with clouds rolling is very long. My conclusion: John is a very patient man.
I would never shoot longer then 2 or max 3 minute exposures. If you have a marginal error in the alignment is it a lot more forgiving. Track and stack of 2 minute exposures is better in my opinion.
Haha, I'm sure Sjon was referring to 20 minutes of total integration time, consisting of 20x60 sec for example. Besides that Sjon is also a patient man yes 😉.
8:30, please what is the name of the object he put under the ball head of the tripod?
@@DRIMIXX not sure what item you mean, but I put the ballhead on a MSM v-plate, MSM Nomad tracker on the MSM wedge, which in itself sits on a leveling base.
@StarScaperPhoto thank you