When "astrophotography gear" actually includes a lavo, stove, raindeer rug, firewood and an axe, thats when you know you are dedicated to the hobby! 😄 Great work, and cheers from Norway!
If you ever decide to lead adventure astrophotography trips, sign me up! I'm there just for the glogg under the aurora borealis. 😀Great video as always!
Scope, check, camera, check, sausages, with beaucoup mustard, check, reindeer rug (what?!), check, glogg, check. Sounds like a perfect outing to me David! Great image at -31C, you need to put in as a Sky-Watcher product tester. Thanks again!
I think its Just increddible these trips and adventures you create! For some this could be a once in a life time adventure to do what you do, but here you go a few times a month. Facing the cold, the dark and sometimes some setbacks. But your Journey and the end results are breathtaking as always. Than you David for taking us with you
You are very brave men, I live in Chile, South America. I will think carefully when I think is cold here, sometime -2 C° in winter, your pictures are always nice and is worth the sacrifice. Greetings from BelloCielo-Chile. Saludos y felicitaciones.
What a colossal work!!! Those who have never tried to shoot the processes of shooting astro photography will not understand. Yesterday I streamed under the starry sky, today I’m barely alive)) Thank you for the film and the English, which is accessible and understandable for a Russian-speaking pensioner from Odessa))
Another excellent video David. Beautiful Triangulum Galaxy image. I’m also learning about Swedish cuisine. Glogg sounds like an excellent drink to go with icy astrophotography.
First of all Thanks for making the effort to document your outing. Second, as soon as I saw the sausage I knew the mustard would not be far behind. Ha! Third, when you were assembling the stove all I could think of was how unbelievably cold that thing had to be to the touch. Fourth, I enjoyed your video - especially the result.
I love the blues and purples that you have drawn out in M33. Spectacular. The tent, wood stove, glogg and sausages are a nice touch too! You put a lot of effort into your adventures. Not just the astro images but also the videography, drone shots and all the driving you do! Congratulations! Dr B from Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦
Started astrophotography this year here in Stockholm (Bortle 9). Seems I need to visit the north someday for darker skies! Love your videos, fantastic work! And awesome picture of M33, Congrats!
Excellent video David as always! Beautiful image, I love the spiral arms detail and colour! You did look very Cosy with your stove and fur rug! I agree about the mustard😀 very important! You gave me a great tip without even realizing it, using your spirit level to set your tripod legs to the same distance! Brilliant idea, I’ll do that next time, I always guessed it😀 Clear skies
Pretty awesome photo, even if your capture conditions were not that great! I have to ask, have you ever tried a horseradish mustard with your sausages?! I love it with my bratwurst, and other types of sausages!
Amazing work David 👍🙂 Been an amazing week in Uppsala where I've been doing a mosaic of ic1805 and ic1848. Five straight clear nights 🤩 Älskar din kanal 👏👌😍
Best I have noticed that you have not yet used the ZWO EAF again or I am wrong; I think it is possible to stick 4 10k ohms on any surface of the EAF and can connect in series to a 12V battery; I know someone in Austria who does it to keep his Newton's rear view mirror from dew you can test how hot they get and then apply it. Greetings Frank from Belgium
![A Tour of the Triangulum Galaxy [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6nCsGkbT8Es/mqdefault.jpg)
Hey big guy, missing your channel updates. Hope all is well. Clear skies too.
When "astrophotography gear" actually includes a lavo, stove, raindeer rug, firewood and an axe, thats when you know you are dedicated to the hobby! 😄
Great work, and cheers from Norway!
If you ever decide to lead adventure astrophotography trips, sign me up! I'm there just for the glogg under the aurora borealis. 😀Great video as always!
Scope, check, camera, check, sausages, with beaucoup mustard, check, reindeer rug (what?!), check, glogg, check. Sounds like a perfect outing to me David! Great image at -31C, you need to put in as a Sky-Watcher product tester. Thanks again!
So fun David, thank you. Beautiful Triangulum!🍻
Epic video, love the view of the tent and scope with the Aurora in the background. Senap is very tasty! :)
I hope all is well with you David and your just taking a much deserved break. All the best to you.
I think its Just increddible these trips and adventures you create!
For some this could be a once in a life time adventure to do what you do, but here you go a few times a month. Facing the cold, the dark and sometimes some setbacks. But your Journey and the end results are breathtaking as always.
Than you David for taking us with you
You are very brave men, I live in Chile, South America. I will think carefully when I think is cold here, sometime -2 C° in winter, your pictures are always nice and is worth the sacrifice. Greetings from BelloCielo-Chile. Saludos y felicitaciones.
What a colossal work!!! Those who have never tried to shoot the processes of shooting astro photography will not understand. Yesterday I streamed under the starry sky, today I’m barely alive)) Thank you for the film and the English, which is accessible and understandable for a Russian-speaking pensioner from Odessa))
Another excellent video David. Beautiful Triangulum Galaxy image. I’m also learning about Swedish cuisine. Glogg sounds like an excellent drink to go with icy astrophotography.
First of all Thanks for making the effort to document your outing. Second, as soon as I saw the sausage I knew the mustard would not be far behind. Ha! Third, when you were assembling the stove all I could think of was how unbelievably cold that thing had to be to the touch. Fourth, I enjoyed your video - especially the result.
I love the blues and purples that you have drawn out in M33. Spectacular. The tent, wood stove, glogg and sausages are a nice touch too! You put a lot of effort into your adventures. Not just the astro images but also the videography, drone shots and all the driving you do! Congratulations! Dr B from Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦
Brilliant videos as always 👍
Love the Intro title work!
Dude, you are amazing. I had to look it up for us...-22 F, so cold, and yet you persevere! great shot. And nice stove too!
Great video! You have successfully combined my favorite hobby (astrophotography) with one of my all-time favorite TV shows 'Survivorman' :)
Started astrophotography this year here in Stockholm (Bortle 9). Seems I need to visit the north someday for darker skies! Love your videos, fantastic work! And awesome picture of M33, Congrats!
Magiskt som vanligt. Så inspirerande även om jag bara fotar wide field🙏🤩
Excellent video David as always! Beautiful image, I love the spiral arms detail and colour! You did look very Cosy with your stove and fur rug! I agree about the mustard😀 very important! You gave me a great tip without even realizing it, using your spirit level to set your tripod legs to the same distance! Brilliant idea, I’ll do that next time, I always guessed it😀
Clear skies
Pretty awesome photo, even if your capture conditions were not that great! I have to ask, have you ever tried a horseradish mustard with your sausages?! I love it with my bratwurst, and other types of sausages!
E.T. was from the Triangulum Galaxy.
Amazing work David 👍🙂 Been an amazing week in Uppsala where I've been doing a mosaic of ic1805 and ic1848. Five straight clear nights 🤩
Älskar din kanal 👏👌😍
Have a blizzard just letting up alittle here in ND, USA. -5F 40+MPH wind.
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What I meant were 4 10 K ohm resistors.
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I have noticed that you have not yet used the ZWO EAF again or I am wrong; I think it is possible to stick 4 10k ohms on any surface of the EAF and can connect in series to a 12V battery; I know someone in Austria who does it to keep his Newton's rear view mirror from dew you can test how hot they get and then apply it.
Greetings Frank from Belgium
-30 degrees C is -22 degrees F, for the Americans.