I am 16 and i like your videos. I know for sure that you will be famous in this field. Keep working hard, thanks for sharing these mistakes i am actually doing 2 of them😂
@@FelixsAstrophotography 1.I always late to take photos, the object I tried to capture always is on the horizon or somewhere around it. 2. I tried to capture 2 to 3 objects in a single photo from a phone which is not a good idea🙃.I don't have a telescope
Thank you very much for your answer. I am very happy that you like my videos.If you have any questions about this hobby in the future, please feel free to ask me. I'm happy to help😊
Such a telescope would be very difficult to use. This is because it would be extremely heavy and the collimation would also be incredibly difficult. I would not recommend such a telescope for beginners. Furthermore, to my knowledge, such a telescope does not exist
@@FelixsAstrophotography I started from such telescope 😉. ASA UWF300 f1.3 It is just 30kg. Collimation is automated and controlled by absolute encoders. What do you think? Maybe I needed to start from RedCat 51
@@FelixsAstrophotography Yes, you can. Ask local politicians about providing money for education, and funding such rig. Tell it is better to spend 100-150K for this than for useless military needs. You could also tell them “come down here, I will show you stars and maybe your military appetite will disappear; you could bring wife and children as well”.
I am 16 and i like your videos. I know for sure that you will be famous in this field. Keep working hard, thanks for sharing these mistakes i am actually doing 2 of them😂
Thank you so much for your very nice comment. 😊🙏Comments like this motivate me to keep going. Thank you so much. What mistakes are you making exactly?
@@FelixsAstrophotography
1.I always late to take photos, the object I tried to capture always is on the horizon or somewhere around it.
2. I tried to capture 2 to 3 objects in a single photo from a phone which is not a good idea🙃.I don't have a telescope
Thank you very much for your answer. I am very happy that you like my videos.If you have any questions about this hobby in the future, please feel free to ask me. I'm happy to help😊
Definitely!
Thanks for being honest and talking about mistakes.
The topic about framing is interesting and the hint to start with a wild field is helpful.
Thanks for your nice comment.Nice to hear that this video was helful 😊👍
I do all this mistakes :)
Then hopefully this video was helpful and you now know how to improve your pictures even more😊🔭
all four of them, I confess
Thank you for your comment.I hope the video was helpful.
Felix😊🔭
Could I start with big telescope and short FL? For example, 12” mirror and f-ratio 1.4.
Such a telescope would be very difficult to use. This is because it would be extremely heavy and the collimation would also be incredibly difficult. I would not recommend such a telescope for beginners. Furthermore, to my knowledge, such a telescope does not exist
@@FelixsAstrophotography I started from such telescope 😉. ASA UWF300 f1.3 It is just 30kg. Collimation is automated and controlled by absolute encoders. What do you think? Maybe I needed to start from RedCat 51
Wow.I didn't even know that you can buy such a telescope. Thanks for the information 😊
@@FelixsAstrophotography Yes, you can. Ask local politicians about providing money for education, and funding such rig. Tell it is better to spend 100-150K for this than for useless military needs. You could also tell them “come down here, I will show you stars and maybe your military appetite will disappear; you could bring wife and children as well”.
If you want to start with a 68.000$ telescope. Go for it 😂
Useful info's. thx and greetings from Romania 😁
Thank you very much.🙏I am very happy that the video was helpful. You are very welcome.👍Greetings from Germany 😊
Dude you gotta work on your accent. I really have trouble understanding what you’re saying. 😅
Thank you for your comment. I will try to pay more attention to it in the coming videos😊