Nice result! I like the philosophical connections you’re making, Trevor. It’s an important aspect for me, too. Each night out brings the universe closer to the heart in many ways.
I love seeing you cover the basics again. It's always cool to see what you can do with a super simple setup! Not to mention how your video quality just keeps getting better. Great job, Trevor!
I enjoy all of your videos, Trevor. I especially appreciate the ones where you go back to your roots and revisit the early days. Not because they feel sentimental, but because so many that enjoy your channel are beginners, and you've never forgotten what that is like, wondering if they can do it, too. I watch this video and realize "Hey, I can do that." And that's what I'm going to do. Thanks man!
Thank you so much, Trevor. This is actually (about to be) my exact setup. I recently bought an EOS Rebel T7 for mainly astrophotography but as I started taking normal photos too I really fell in love with it as well. Just a few hours ago I was finally able to order my long-awaited Star Adventurer 2i Pro Pack. I'm thinking of also buying a new tripod because I am using an old one and I don't really trust it. My camera came loose out of nowhere on it (yes, I caught it). I also will buy a ball head because I've seen a lot of astrophotographers and especially you recommend them. My main point of all of this is that you have inspired me to start astrophotography and have been such a huge help in getting me started. So far I am really proud of the untracked Milky Way shots that I have achieved. So much color and detail after stacking and Photoshop. I started doing calibration frames and stuff and that helped too. I've always been interested in space and photos from it, but you are one of the main people that have helped me actually make my dream of starting to do it myself come true. I really appreciate you and what you do and I hope you continue to share your astrophotography journies for as long as you can. Thank you, a lot.
Loved this one, thank you for sharing Trevor! Taking things back to basics sometimes is a really good way to reconnect with the hobby and what made you fall in love with it in the first place! :-)
What a treat, just watching this after settling my first NFT Astrophotography auction. When I started watching Trevor a couple years ago and learning about Astrophotography I had no idea what an epic journey it would be. Cheers for doing what you and showing the way. Just wanted to say thanks for sharing your Stoke.
Trevor, I got into astrophotography because of your videos and I look forward to every one. So glad you still make videos with entry level gear for us!
Just yesterday I was outside taking pictures and thinking about the same question as I was standing there alone... you really do feel a deeper connection with everything around you. I actually began wondering if somewhere there was another creature in this fast universe looking toward us, doing what I was doing and wondering as I was wondering. I've actually given it a name, I like to imagine it will be my counterpart out there in the Universe. Might sound strange, but fills me with a feeling of connection to something bigger. :)
You are setting my expectations of the capabilities of my current setup so high. I have the exact same setup without the tracker, but that's coming soon! :)
Thank you for doing what you do. I love that you will shoot on just about anything. And it makes people inspired to try astrophotography because it can be done with even a simple set up.
I purely enjoy every video of yours, from how you film your videos and choice of fantastic music combined with amazing pictures stuns me every time. You are a big inspiration for me getting started with astrophotography. I ordered my first telescope and startracker and cant wait to test it out. I have been following you since 20k subs and i really enjoy the passion that you put in every video. Thank you again for all your shared knowledge and for helping me starting my own astrophotography journey. Thx Trevor Clear skies
Thank you for continuing to inspire me! It's great to see you cover basic gear again for us newcomers! It's amazing to see how far your videos have come and look forward to what you have in the future! Clear Skies!
I just heard about your channel today, searched for Astronomy clubs near me and found the Ford Amateur Astronomy Club in Dearborn, MI…and your name was mentioned in their newsletter! Amazing! I’ll be watching and learning. Thank you
I so miss this hobby but challenges with gear, weather and light pollution caused me to hang it up about 20 years ago. I am amazed at the newest tech now though compared to when I was doing it. All of the challenges I mentioned before have only gotten worse for me since then though but I still feel it calling my name to jump back in, especially lately.
I just received my EvoGuide 50ED in the mail yesterday. I'm excited to start using it as a portable dedicated imager as I don't have a backyard for AP!
You are the lucky one getting enough time to do this stuff, back in India we struggle to see clear sky.... I love space science and astrophotography is my new passion now.... Thanks Trevor.
Thanks to you, I have purchased my first DSLR and am excited to try astrophotography :)) In the near future I would love this to be me looking back and trying to retake my first astrophotography photo. God Bless You and thank you so much for inspiring me to pursue this astonishing hobby!!
Those last Words is so true. Standing for your self at Night and looking Up at THE stars it is so calming. My first target whas M42 it is easy. Now i am learning My az GTI Mount.
I finally got a smoke free night last night and got some time on the andromeda galaxy. I was literally geeking out all night. I haven't been that excited in ages.
I really enjoyed the message at the end of this one. From Alabama, US, which seems to be notorious for being cloudy whenever anything cosmic occurs. I spent the other night complaining about the light pollution around my area, the fact my tracking mount hasn't shipped nearly 6 months later, and anything else that could come to mind. But just before the meteors started rolling in, I had an epiphany about how people in the past didn't worry about technology, they just watched the stars. I put my limited equipment away, reclined and just enjoyed the show for the first time in a long time.
I got a whole bunch of astrophotography gear for Christmas. Unfortunately, I got deployed shortly afterwards so I’ve yet to try it out. But, as soon as I get home, that’s one of the first things I plan to do.
Hey Trevor, Thanks a lot for making great videos and for the motivation and positive vibe that you deliver with each of them! I really appreciate your enthusiasm and your full commitment. Please do not stop creating awesome content! Greetings from Hungary!
Just grabbed a 65 dollar Canon 75-300mm, a sturdy tripod, and my iOptron SkyGuider Pro is in the mail. I have so much to look forward to. Thank you for guiding me up to this point. Now I get try this myself!
Back in film days, they were changing from ASA to ISO. Here in Wisconsin everyone said “eye-es-oh.” Nowadays a lotta people seem to say “eye-so” and it sounds weird to me. I watch these videos and am fascinated, but it sure seems like a rabbit hole. Looks like a really addictive hobby.
As a south Floridian I agree 100% lol. Im actually going to go shoot the lagoon and triffid tonight with the same lens. Great shot Trevor! Im gonna see if i can get relatively close to your image lol.
I love this so much! One of my favorite areas of the sky to shoot. That "S" band of stars that frame up the Trifid and Lagoon for what ever reason is intoxicating to me. Bonus points for doing it with budget equipment. There is something to be said for when you say, "This set up is light weight" and the snatch it with 1 hand lol.
Thank you so much. You've inspired me and touched my heart. A wonderful new hobby to pursue. My cannon arrived 2 days ago and my t ring adapter arrives today. I cant wait to photo the moon! God bless you brother. Keep going and never stop. Love my bro.
Trevor, you pulled some heart strings of mine at the end of the video. Our evolutionary history as humans until the past couple hundred years has been tightly connected to the night sky. For example, nighttime events would often be planned by the cycle of the moon and we easily navigated using the night sky, and even the sun. If you saw what the night sky looks like for me, you might cry. My wife wonders why I don't use my telescope more (she bought it for me)... well, because we live next to a mall and having parking lot lights in the back and front of our townhouse. Oh, and there are high voltage power lines that are in my only field of view. So parking lot lights and a couple dozen power lines. All I can really do is look at the moon. At least I'm getting to learn a lot for when I put my telescope to use.
Always inspirational Trevor. Good to see you coming back to basics which I thoroughly enjoy. Like many other watchers of your channel, you are one of my favourite tutors 🤝
I never feel more at peace until I'm under that night sky. I am fortunate enough on a dark night to be able to see the milky way right from my backyard. At this point I use my tamron 70 to 300 (similar to the canon lens in video)to capture most of my deep sky objects so far. Although a wide 50mm f1.8 (always stop down!!!)on a canon rebel t7i has been my choice lately capturing multiple nebulae at once. Better light better glass with the nifty fifty, But enough exposure time at 300mm @ F5.6 will get great results. Fun fact: I use the canon 70-300mm profile correction in lightroom when using the Tamron lol. Great capture. Clear skies 📷 🌌
Great video Trevor, very inspirational! My very first camera which I plan to eventually use for astrophotography arrived in the mail today, I’ll be coming to your channel a lot as I learn more about astrophotography! 😄
Really awesome video! I've got a Rebel T8i on the way that I am excited to point skyward. I had never heard of Bahtinov masks before, I'll have to look into those.
I just ordered my first astrophotography rig! I got my first telescope last year at 15 years old and now I finally saved up enough to buy my first imaging rig! Your channel has inspired me so much, keep up the great work Trevor 😄
The t7 is a great camera and the canon 75 300 is a great lens, I was given a 75 300 12 years ago that was from an slr. I don't how long it had been used before I got it . I used it for 12 years and it finally wore out. I just picked up another one for 129. Really happy to have another one. I do professional work with the t7 and the 75 300. I did a grad four weeks ago and it turned out great. I've done moon shot with good success now I would like to try other astrophotography. Thanksforthe great video.
Only about half way through the video. But I had to stop to comment on this already. I got to the Astro backyard website from a Google suggestion. I used your link for the Star tracker and went ahead and got the carbon fiber tripod also. As soon as I saw that you are using almost the exact same gear as I am, I had to get that tracker. It hasn't shipped yet. But it will be my first! I've been trying my hand at 4 sec or less bright objects. But when I get that thing, I'll finally be able to capture much much more! Excellent video and article! I subbed immediately and can't wait to see what else you got! And one more thing.... I've been using the T3i with the 18-55 and 70-300 kit lenses. I have been trying hard to capture the Andromeda Galaxy. If anyone has suggestions on how to get even a tiny bit to show up with out a tracker and only about 4 sec exposure time, please help!
Beautiful! You genuinely can’t beat a night under the stars. I recently went out with my star adventurer milkyway imaging, but there was a little too much cloud to get any decent images. That being said, I did enjoy the simple things and being able to just gaze into the heavens watching the odd shooting star and the milkyway fade into view between the cloud gaps, whilst becoming a victim of my own inner curiosity! The what, where, why’s taking hold. Great vid Trev 😊.
Thanks for this vid Trevor! I'm also an aussie, the Southern Hemisphere where we are in Jindabyne is so clear in winter right now you can see quite a few clusters, clouds and planets moons with the naked eye. It captured an image of Jupiter last night and managed to catch 2 of it's moons super bright as well, and then Saturn and Titan after that... with a Canon G7XMkII, they looked like stars but hey, I wanted to see if it could be done. We all came from the stars and we shall all return to them one day. Like you, I never feel alone when I'm out in the dark. There is so much light to catch when you look up.
Lucky you!!! I've been wanting to photograph those targets most of the summer with similar equipment, but between Monsoon rain clouds, and now smoke from Western fires, it's been hopeless here in New Mexico
Great video! I just photographed the galactic center last weekend while in Canyon City, CO. There are so many targets in it and I look forward to processing my images. I shot it with an Astro 60D, 16-35 2.8, 1600 at 30 sec. The only regret I have is I only shot 10 images. Guess I was getting sleepy! Love your tips as they encourage me to do better. Thank you!!
Excellent job Trevor. It is interesting how with a cheap lens like this Canon 70-300 we can enter in the amazing astrophotography world. I have a Sigma 70-300 DG APO lens which is very similar at the Canon and I can say it is wonderful too.
I just got a Eos 850D (Rebel T8i) for this exact purpose. I need to wait to get my Star Adventurer but having this sort of video pop up right after getting it is making me itch to get out there and shoot the night sky. I only have a 18-50 kit lens for now but I'm sure it will still give me some great shots.
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'More connected.' Never truer words spoken. Discovered this when I was 14 and my Astronomy journey began. Greetings from Australia.
I’m 13 and got my first telescope recently and I want this to be my career
@@skoovee what model telescope you have? Celestron, meade,skywatcher,
@@skydreamer5956 skywatcher
@@skoovee Enjoy yourself mate. You may find out a lot more about the world then your friends do if this is your hobby...let alone your career.
@@skoovee same, got my first telescope newtonian*
Nice result! I like the philosophical connections you’re making, Trevor. It’s an important aspect for me, too. Each night out brings the universe closer to the heart in many ways.
I love seeing you cover the basics again. It's always cool to see what you can do with a super simple setup! Not to mention how your video quality just keeps getting better. Great job, Trevor!
I enjoy all of your videos, Trevor. I especially appreciate the ones where you go back to your roots and revisit the early days. Not because they feel sentimental, but because so many that enjoy your channel are beginners, and you've never forgotten what that is like, wondering if they can do it, too. I watch this video and realize "Hey, I can do that." And that's what I'm going to do. Thanks man!
Thank you so much, Trevor. This is actually (about to be) my exact setup. I recently bought an EOS Rebel T7 for mainly astrophotography but as I started taking normal photos too I really fell in love with it as well. Just a few hours ago I was finally able to order my long-awaited Star Adventurer 2i Pro Pack. I'm thinking of also buying a new tripod because I am using an old one and I don't really trust it. My camera came loose out of nowhere on it (yes, I caught it). I also will buy a ball head because I've seen a lot of astrophotographers and especially you recommend them. My main point of all of this is that you have inspired me to start astrophotography and have been such a huge help in getting me started. So far I am really proud of the untracked Milky Way shots that I have achieved. So much color and detail after stacking and Photoshop. I started doing calibration frames and stuff and that helped too. I've always been interested in space and photos from it, but you are one of the main people that have helped me actually make my dream of starting to do it myself come true. I really appreciate you and what you do and I hope you continue to share your astrophotography journies for as long as you can. Thank you, a lot.
How has the Rebel T7 been for astrophotography and just regular landscapes?? Thinking about buying one
@@krupsbaby8626if you got it how is it for just regular photography
Love the talk about being and feeling more connected with everything up there. This is what it means to us as a family as well 🙏
Beautiful ending, Trevor. Love the monologue, it aligns 100% with my mission and passion for sharing the stars. Cheers buddy hope to hang soon.
Loved this one, thank you for sharing Trevor! Taking things back to basics sometimes is a really good way to reconnect with the hobby and what made you fall in love with it in the first place! :-)
What a treat, just watching this after settling my first NFT Astrophotography auction. When I started watching Trevor a couple years ago and learning about Astrophotography I had no idea what an epic journey it would be. Cheers for doing what you and showing the way. Just wanted to say thanks for sharing your Stoke.
Cheers, Ronan. Really appreciate that, man. Keep up the great work!
How did your NFTs go?
Lmao
The lighting in this video is insane! Great job man. You inspire so many people to pursue astrophotography, including me :D
Trevor, I got into astrophotography because of your videos and I look forward to every one. So glad you still make videos with entry level gear for us!
Your video quality is insane and your geting biger and biger congrats 😀
Bigger
Awesome video and image Trevor! Can't wait to give this a try with my kit lens!
Just used this lens last night to capture the Pleiades with the lunar eclipse. Framed very well. Really a great lens.
Good on you for getting back to basics with well produced beginner level videos. I love the simplicity of shooting without computers.
Just yesterday I was outside taking pictures and thinking about the same question as I was standing there alone... you really do feel a deeper connection with everything around you. I actually began wondering if somewhere there was another creature in this fast universe looking toward us, doing what I was doing and wondering as I was wondering. I've actually given it a name, I like to imagine it will be my counterpart out there in the Universe. Might sound strange, but fills me with a feeling of connection to something bigger. :)
Have you ever thought how the telescope is smarter than u?
thanks a million. it’s so nice of you to help out all of us folks who are on a budget. and i love what you had to say near the finish 🥰
You are setting my expectations of the capabilities of my current setup so high. I have the exact same setup without the tracker, but that's coming soon! :)
The fact that he looks like Chris Hatfield just makes his hobby even better
It's good to see, that it's possible to shoot nebulas on basic kit. Great throwback!
Love your work mate! Couldn't agree with you more regarding the ability of the universe to make you feel things 👏
Couldn't tell you how much I enjoyed that reveal music. Great image man. Enjoyed this video.
Thank you for doing what you do. I love that you will shoot on just about anything. And it makes people inspired to try astrophotography because it can be done with even a simple set up.
You nailed it man. The bg score along with your production plus the images you take, process and share. Just so perfect man.
Keep it up!!
I purely enjoy every video of yours, from how you film your videos and choice of fantastic music combined with amazing pictures stuns me every time.
You are a big inspiration for me getting started with astrophotography. I ordered my first telescope and startracker and cant wait to test it out.
I have been following you since 20k subs and i really enjoy the passion that you put in every video.
Thank you again for all your shared knowledge and for helping me starting my own astrophotography journey.
Thx Trevor
Clear skies
Thank you for continuing to inspire me! It's great to see you cover basic gear again for us newcomers! It's amazing to see how far your videos have come and look forward to what you have in the future! Clear Skies!
I just heard about your channel today, searched for Astronomy clubs near me and found the Ford Amateur Astronomy Club in Dearborn, MI…and your name was mentioned in their newsletter! Amazing! I’ll be watching and learning. Thank you
I so miss this hobby but challenges with gear, weather and light pollution caused me to hang it up about 20 years ago. I am amazed at the newest tech now though compared to when I was doing it. All of the challenges I mentioned before have only gotten worse for me since then though but I still feel it calling my name to jump back in, especially lately.
This video really brought me back to your old style videos. Fantastic imaging session bud. Thank you for another awesome video!
I just received my EvoGuide 50ED in the mail yesterday. I'm excited to start using it as a portable dedicated imager as I don't have a backyard for AP!
It's bogus fake shit
You are the lucky one getting enough time to do this stuff, back in India we struggle to see clear sky.... I love space science and astrophotography is my new passion now.... Thanks Trevor.
You can see this stuff in doors
Thanks to you, I have purchased my first DSLR and am excited to try astrophotography :)) In the near future I would love this to be me looking back and trying to retake my first astrophotography photo. God Bless You and thank you so much for inspiring me to pursue this astonishing hobby!!
There’s always disappointments. It takes a lot of effort and a lot of money to get to this point. Which is why my photos suck.
Those last Words is so true. Standing for your self at Night and looking Up at THE stars it is so calming. My first target whas M42 it is easy. Now i am learning My az GTI Mount.
this is almost my exact setup, can't wait to try this target later this summer! awesome video!
Great video, I have just started my journey into astrophotography, and of course will be using kit lens.
I finally got a smoke free night last night and got some time on the andromeda galaxy. I was literally geeking out all night. I haven't been that excited in ages.
Trevor this was really Great and inspiring. Keep it up. It really gives me flame to my astronomy career
It's fake shit
I really enjoyed the message at the end of this one. From Alabama, US, which seems to be notorious for being cloudy whenever anything cosmic occurs. I spent the other night complaining about the light pollution around my area, the fact my tracking mount hasn't shipped nearly 6 months later, and anything else that could come to mind. But just before the meteors started rolling in, I had an epiphany about how people in the past didn't worry about technology, they just watched the stars. I put my limited equipment away, reclined and just enjoyed the show for the first time in a long time.
I got a whole bunch of astrophotography gear for Christmas. Unfortunately, I got deployed shortly afterwards so I’ve yet to try it out. But, as soon as I get home, that’s one of the first things I plan to do.
Hey Trevor, Thanks a lot for making great videos and for the motivation and positive vibe that you deliver with each of them! I really appreciate your enthusiasm and your full commitment. Please do not stop creating awesome content! Greetings from Hungary!
This kit lens along with my T3 has been my workhorse
I just ordered my sky watcher, I'm so excited I feel like a kid waiting for Christmas morning lol
Another great shot! Always so motivating to keep working on my astrophotography whenever I see the works of art you produce.
Really love to watch Treavor collect photons which had his initials written all over them 50,000 years before he was born. Yes, this is inspiring! ;-)
I have the Nikon version of this, with VR. Glad to know that a lens this slow can be used for astrophotography.
Just grabbed a 65 dollar Canon 75-300mm, a sturdy tripod, and my iOptron SkyGuider Pro is in the mail. I have so much to look forward to. Thank you for guiding me up to this point. Now I get try this myself!
Back in film days, they were changing from ASA to ISO. Here in Wisconsin everyone said “eye-es-oh.” Nowadays a lotta people seem to say “eye-so” and it sounds weird to me.
I watch these videos and am fascinated, but it sure seems like a rabbit hole. Looks like a really addictive hobby.
Amazing as always, Trevor!
As a south Floridian I agree 100% lol. Im actually going to go shoot the lagoon and triffid tonight with the same lens. Great shot Trevor! Im gonna see if i can get relatively close to your image lol.
That is the exact camera and lens that I have. Thanks a bunch for this video!
I love this so much! One of my favorite areas of the sky to shoot. That "S" band of stars that frame up the Trifid and Lagoon for what ever reason is intoxicating to me. Bonus points for doing it with budget equipment. There is something to be said for when you say, "This set up is light weight" and the snatch it with 1 hand lol.
I'm definitely buying this lens and the sky watcher star adventure pro
Awesome Trevor, now I know its possible with my Rokinon lens, now just need that small mount and I can give it try.
Another awesome video Trevor , I feel the same way when i look at the night sky.
So glad I found this , I’ve just bought a camera to start astrophotography , can’t wait to get out and see what shoots I can get ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
I am speechless right now. I have chills from that photo. Amazing, amazing, amazing !!! Strong motivation for me !!! Thank you Trevor for this.
@1:33 BEST commentary you have ever done. Been there and done that... at 4 am this morning.
Thank you so much. You've inspired me and touched my heart. A wonderful new hobby to pursue. My cannon arrived 2 days ago and my t ring adapter arrives today. I cant wait to photo the moon! God bless you brother. Keep going and never stop. Love my bro.
We’ll done Trevor! The Radian tripod is a great unit to use with star trackers. Very lightweight and stable. It’s my go to for sure.
Loved this episode Trevor! So inspiring! 🤩
Lisa
Please do more of such videos with the 75-300mm Lens. Those are so motivational to beginners like me😍😍
This should be on national television, brother. Thanks..
Trevor, you pulled some heart strings of mine at the end of the video. Our evolutionary history as humans until the past couple hundred years has been tightly connected to the night sky. For example, nighttime events would often be planned by the cycle of the moon and we easily navigated using the night sky, and even the sun.
If you saw what the night sky looks like for me, you might cry. My wife wonders why I don't use my telescope more (she bought it for me)... well, because we live next to a mall and having parking lot lights in the back and front of our townhouse. Oh, and there are high voltage power lines that are in my only field of view. So parking lot lights and a couple dozen power lines. All I can really do is look at the moon.
At least I'm getting to learn a lot for when I put my telescope to use.
Thanks Bro for Giving Such Type of video ❤️❤️❤️
This is great. I'm definitely saving up for this setup and then i'll take the kids out with their scopes and we'll have some serious fun. Thank you !
Hey man I love your work I just started astrophotography recently and your channel has helped me so much thanks :)
Great to see how much of these nebulae you can pick up with a standard, non-astro modified camera.
It's fake sh!t from a Database! No camera don't matter
Always inspirational Trevor. Good to see you coming back to basics which I thoroughly enjoy. Like many other watchers of your channel, you are one of my favourite tutors 🤝
Nice to see you get back to basics with this one. Really great image.
I never feel more at peace until I'm under that night sky. I am fortunate enough on a dark night to be able to see the milky way right from my backyard.
At this point I use my tamron 70 to 300 (similar to the canon lens in video)to capture most of my deep sky objects so far. Although a wide 50mm f1.8 (always stop down!!!)on a canon rebel t7i has been my choice lately capturing multiple nebulae at once. Better light better glass with the nifty fifty, But enough exposure time at 300mm @ F5.6 will get great results. Fun fact: I use the canon 70-300mm profile correction in lightroom when using the Tamron lol.
Great capture. Clear skies 📷 🌌
Excellent result Trevor! And always a treat to see your dedication and enthusiasm!
Great video Trevor as always! The note about not feeling alone while shooting really resonated with me
Great video Trevor, very inspirational! My very first camera which I plan to eventually use for astrophotography arrived in the mail today, I’ll be coming to your channel a lot as I learn more about astrophotography! 😄
Excellent tutorial for beginners
Ah, back to where it all began Trevor. Thanks for the ride.
Thank you some
much Trevor! You made me fall in love with astrophotography.
Really awesome video! I've got a Rebel T8i on the way that I am excited to point skyward. I had never heard of Bahtinov masks before, I'll have to look into those.
Awesome! All I need is the Star Tracker because I a.ready own a Canon T7i camera and the EF 70-300 Canon zoom lens.
You’re content is so wholesome and beautiful. Thanks for posting.
It's fake shit
Well done. Channel highlight worthy.
One of my favorite videos by you. Nice to get back to basics and see amazing results like this.
I just ordered my first astrophotography rig! I got my first telescope last year at 15 years old and now I finally saved up enough to buy my first imaging rig! Your channel has inspired me so much, keep up the great work Trevor 😄
Wake up to the fakery
@@ZackWolfMusic What?
@@stellarlevi What?
Bro I literally gasped when the guest image came on screen 😭 amazing
The t7 is a great camera and the canon 75 300 is a great lens, I was given a 75 300 12 years ago that was from an slr. I don't how long it had been used before I got it . I used it for 12 years and it finally wore out. I just picked up another one for 129. Really happy to have another one. I do professional work with the t7 and the 75 300. I did a grad four weeks ago and it turned out great. I've done moon shot with good success now I would like to try other astrophotography. Thanksforthe great video.
went to the fields tonight to image andromeda, everything went well and was excited. Then i realised i was shooting in medium jpegs all night :(
Only about half way through the video. But I had to stop to comment on this already. I got to the Astro backyard website from a Google suggestion. I used your link for the Star tracker and went ahead and got the carbon fiber tripod also. As soon as I saw that you are using almost the exact same gear as I am, I had to get that tracker. It hasn't shipped yet. But it will be my first! I've been trying my hand at 4 sec or less bright objects. But when I get that thing, I'll finally be able to capture much much more! Excellent video and article! I subbed immediately and can't wait to see what else you got!
And one more thing.... I've been using the T3i with the 18-55 and 70-300 kit lenses. I have been trying hard to capture the Andromeda Galaxy. If anyone has suggestions on how to get even a tiny bit to show up with out a tracker and only about 4 sec exposure time, please help!
I couldn’t agree more with your philosophical conclusion to this vid. Always some helpful tips so thanks for this one!
Beautiful! You genuinely can’t beat a night under the stars. I recently went out with my star adventurer milkyway imaging, but there was a little too much cloud to get any decent images. That being said, I did enjoy the simple things and being able to just gaze into the heavens watching the odd shooting star and the milkyway fade into view between the cloud gaps, whilst becoming a victim of my own inner curiosity! The what, where, why’s taking hold. Great vid Trev 😊.
Thanks for this vid Trevor! I'm also an aussie, the Southern Hemisphere where we are in Jindabyne is so clear in winter right now you can see quite a few clusters, clouds and planets moons with the naked eye. It captured an image of Jupiter last night and managed to catch 2 of it's moons super bright as well, and then Saturn and Titan after that... with a Canon G7XMkII, they looked like stars but hey, I wanted to see if it could be done.
We all came from the stars and we shall all return to them one day. Like you, I never feel alone when I'm out in the dark. There is so much light to catch when you look up.
Yes sir!!! Loved the ending comments, great work as always man!
Lucky you!!! I've been wanting to photograph those targets most of the summer with similar equipment, but between Monsoon rain clouds, and now smoke from Western fires, it's been hopeless here in New Mexico
Great video! I just photographed the galactic center last weekend while in Canyon City, CO. There are so many targets in it and I look forward to processing my images. I shot it with an Astro 60D, 16-35 2.8, 1600 at 30 sec. The only regret I have is I only shot 10 images. Guess I was getting sleepy! Love your tips as they encourage me to do better. Thank you!!
a lot of value in just one video, thanks!
A lot of fake shit
I love this so much. Thank you, Trevor!
You did it Trevor! Inspiring I shall have to give it a go here in Perth WA. Love that number plate by the way!
Excellent job Trevor. It is interesting how with a cheap lens like this Canon 70-300 we can enter in the amazing astrophotography world. I have a Sigma 70-300 DG APO lens which is very similar at the Canon and I can say it is wonderful too.
I just got a Eos 850D (Rebel T8i) for this exact purpose. I need to wait to get my Star Adventurer but having this sort of video pop up right after getting it is making me itch to get out there and shoot the night sky. I only have a 18-50 kit lens for now but I'm sure it will still give me some great shots.
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Music and everyone is very fine
Thank you
You are my favorite TH-camr.
I watch your videos daily. 🤗🤗
Good work Trevor! That is definitely amazing!