I like that this is the most "honest" view out there. Others post clips of stacked and enhanced images, but this guy shows what the objects look like if you look through the eyepiece. I remember my first view of Saturn through an 8" scope at campus, and it sure was disappointing. It was so small! Yeah, you saw a bulge that was the rings, but that was pretty much it.
I have the Nexstar 6SE and I upgraded to "Bob Knobs" for collimation screws and I have my scope set perfect. The views of Jupiter and Saturn from my deck here in the middle of Calgary have been much better! Not bigger but more HD! Great shots. Enjoy!
So glad to see your images of the Orion nebula. I am seeing a similar image from my refractor and this validates my star gazing journey. Thanks for uploading.
Great workt Tyler, not easy to get great planetary images, many people don't understand that and are unduly critical. experiment with some different lenses and filters, many great images come from using a dedicated CCD camera using stacked images. Clear skies and happy viewing.
I made a cell fone holder for my astromaster 130 EQ. I'm getting about the same as ur pics. If u want to c the contraption I made, then let me know. It works great!
Thank you, Tyler, for showing us what your telescope can do :) Do you remember the focal length of the eyepiece you used in these pictures? I read there was a 25mm eyepiece included when buying the 6se, is it useful? All the best from Germany :)
Matthias Kranixfeld . For most of the pictures I used the Celestrom Zoom eyepiece, I posted a video about it a little while back. It allows you to use a full range of focal lengths when looking through the scope with only some small adjustments. Hopefully that helps.
I'm considering this scope. What's your opinion on how well you can view deep space? Second question, does the long focal length present any problems with not being able to fix an entire object in your view?
Hey there. I havnt tried out many telescopes to give you a large overview, however, it is the best iv had so far. Clear, smooth image. Deep space, hm, i find it difficult to get look far and get pictures like those i see on the internet or instagram. I wish i could see the planets more proficiently, even with my zoom lens its difficult to see Saturn for example. Its very expensive for the scope, maybe id consider other options aswell. Im not at expert in this field. Thanks for the comment.
The biggest object I can see is the moon, I just adjust my zoom lens to fit it in my lens. Every other object is small and can easily fit in my sights if I can find it..I stopped searching the skies for awhile. I find it difficult to look at more than just the moon
+Galaxies Outside I made a cheap cell fone holder and get about the same quality pics that u r. If u want to c it let me know. It costed me about 10 dollars to make.
Tyler I’m barely getting into this scene and would like a really good telescope to see far objects. What lenses do you use and can you get better lenses to see Jupiter clearer? What telescopes can you buy which you can see something like Pluto? Lol...
I can get images like this on my cheap £60 telescope from 20 years ago. Is there anything more advanced than this or is this about as good as it gets for under £1000 ?
@ telescope technology doesnt really change. The way telescopes work have been the same for centuries. The only real technological advances with newer telescopes is the ablility to track objects.
This is poor usage of the telescope, plain and simple. The 6se is a great beginner scope, but snapping a few quick shots through it doesn’t do it justice. You can find some really impressive shots out there from people who know what they’re doing
Sadly thats the best iv gotten. Iv seen other people take far better pictures online. But keep in mind this is me holding a phone up to the scope lens trying to centre a picture. Im not a professional who knows how to use fancy camera features and exposures haha.
Steve Murray yea its typically very poor quality pictures. I was just holding my phone up to the scope and taking pictures. Which is alot harder than expected since your camera has to find the small pinhole in which light enters the eyepiece and attempt to hold it there and take pictures in the cold.
Those views are terrible. Even a 80 mm dia 600 mm focal length Celestron achromat refractor using a 8mm eye piece ( 80 $ US ) in my light polluted sky shows 4 sharp dots in the nebula called the trapezium. And I consider that bad. I know of what I speak see my paper on 3 double stars in Hercules I wrote for a Psychics class in 2007. In the Journal of double stars 3 inch Tasco author Darrell Grisham Good reading , look it up, a small telescope in FOCUS can see some really interesting things. The double star Rigel and the secondary star seperation 9.8 arc seconds easy. Good viewing and learn. It can be done Tyler, good first try. Hope those reading this will give them hope.
I like that this is the most "honest" view out there. Others post clips of stacked and enhanced images, but this guy shows what the objects look like if you look through the eyepiece. I remember my first view of Saturn through an 8" scope at campus, and it sure was disappointing. It was so small! Yeah, you saw a bulge that was the rings, but that was pretty much it.
Did you use a planetary eyepiece
Lol dude next time, max out zoom
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I have the Nexstar 6SE and I upgraded to "Bob Knobs" for collimation screws and I have my scope set perfect. The views of Jupiter and Saturn from my deck here in the middle of Calgary have been much better! Not bigger but more HD! Great shots. Enjoy!
So glad to see your images of the Orion nebula. I am seeing a similar image from my refractor and this validates my star gazing journey. Thanks for uploading.
Love the content! I was thinking about getting the nextstar 6 se keep it up! :)
Great workt Tyler, not easy to get great planetary images, many people don't understand that and are unduly critical. experiment with some different lenses and filters, many great images come from using a dedicated CCD camera using stacked images. Clear skies and happy viewing.
I made a cell fone holder for my astromaster 130 EQ. I'm getting about the same as ur pics. If u want to c the contraption I made, then let me know. It works great!
How come Jupiter and Saturn are so far ? Can we use this telescope to see Jupiter and Saturn closer ?
Right video👍 right image 👍onest photo shoot📷 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌹
I can't see any of saturns moons with my scope, but I'm not giving up.
You can raise your iso if using dslr
ohhhh yea Im lookin good
Thank you, Tyler, for showing us what your telescope can do :)
Do you remember the focal length of the eyepiece you used in these pictures? I read there was a 25mm eyepiece included when buying the 6se, is it useful? All the best from Germany :)
Matthias Kranixfeld . For most of the pictures I used the Celestrom Zoom eyepiece, I posted a video about it a little while back. It allows you to use a full range of focal lengths when looking through the scope with only some small adjustments. Hopefully that helps.
Tyler That helps a lot, thank you :)
I'm considering this scope. What's your opinion on how well you can view deep space? Second question, does the long focal length present any problems with not being able to fix an entire object in your view?
Hey there. I havnt tried out many telescopes to give you a large overview, however, it is the best iv had so far. Clear, smooth image. Deep space, hm, i find it difficult to get look far and get pictures like those i see on the internet or instagram. I wish i could see the planets more proficiently, even with my zoom lens its difficult to see Saturn for example. Its very expensive for the scope, maybe id consider other options aswell. Im not at expert in this field. Thanks for the comment.
The biggest object I can see is the moon, I just adjust my zoom lens to fit it in my lens. Every other object is small and can easily fit in my sights if I can find it..I stopped searching the skies for awhile. I find it difficult to look at more than just the moon
+Galaxies Outside I made a cheap cell fone holder and get about the same quality pics that u r. If u want to c it let me know. It costed me about 10 dollars to make.
Tyler I’m barely getting into this scene and would like a really good telescope to see far objects. What lenses do you use and can you get better lenses to see Jupiter clearer? What telescopes can you buy which you can see something like Pluto? Lol...
Idk how to set it up can someone tell me
I can get images like this on my cheap £60 telescope from 20 years ago. Is there anything more advanced than this or is this about as good as it gets for under £1000 ?
@ telescope technology doesnt really change. The way telescopes work have been the same for centuries. The only real technological advances with newer telescopes is the ablility to track objects.
This is poor usage of the telescope, plain and simple. The 6se is a great beginner scope, but snapping a few quick shots through it doesn’t do it justice. You can find some really impressive shots out there from people who know what they’re doing
It costs about 1000 euro cuz it got a mount kiddo 😂
What magnification were you using on this?
is that the best image you can get of Saturn with this telescope? it's so disappointing :(
Sadly thats the best iv gotten. Iv seen other people take far better pictures online. But keep in mind this is me holding a phone up to the scope lens trying to centre a picture. Im not a professional who knows how to use fancy camera features and exposures haha.
if you check my video of the SkyProtigy 6 I have one close up picture brightened
Visually it looks 200% better. On good seeing nights you can see the Cassini division at 166X, some of the planet banding and about 7 moons.
depends on the eyepiece. I think he is using the 25mm instead of 6mm
FsimulatorX is the lesser the number on the eyepiece the farther and better? I’m dumb on these things I’m barely learning
I have a celestron 130 eq astromaster telescope. The way your nexstar telescope give view, my130eq md telescope give me the same view
Using a cell phone, that's why the images aren't that clear. Maybe your scope needs alignment, just saying I've seen better quaility through a 6se
Steve Murray yea its typically very poor quality pictures. I was just holding my phone up to the scope and taking pictures. Which is alot harder than expected since your camera has to find the small pinhole in which light enters the eyepiece and attempt to hold it there and take pictures in the cold.
@@jeff6877 R u at a light polluted and a hot area at that time? or the celestial objects aren't at their zenith?
Supongo que es sin barlow ni cámara ni edición solo ocular nomas? 🤔🤔🤔
saturno no creo que se vea asi con este telescopio,,asi se ve con mis binoculares
you do not have the Nexstar 6 se I have the 4 6 and 8 se and they are all better than this lol this is with a normal camera
music?
i8Ann Im not too sure. I got it off a page on youtube listing un copyright music that videos are allowed to use
Without camera zoom ?
He isnt using any zoom, use barlow x3 and its way closer
Those views are terrible. Even a 80 mm dia 600 mm focal length Celestron achromat refractor using a 8mm eye piece ( 80 $ US ) in my light polluted sky shows 4 sharp dots in the nebula called the trapezium. And I consider that bad. I know of what I speak see my paper on 3 double stars in Hercules I wrote for a Psychics class in 2007. In the Journal of double stars 3 inch Tasco author Darrell Grisham Good reading , look it up, a small telescope in FOCUS can see some really interesting things. The double star Rigel and the secondary star seperation 9.8 arc seconds easy. Good viewing and learn. It can be done Tyler, good first try. Hope those reading this will give them hope.
They are a beginner chill out
Fukin music done my head in
这个级别的望远镜 拍摄效果感觉没发挥出来～我看人家都是加的增倍镜 又是改了单反再拍
U can make it for less than 10 dollars. My ifone 6S+ is making some pretty good pics and vids.
Phone not fone
Lol Iphone 6S+ can't capture anything
my eyes can see better then telescope lol
you need to collimate your thing my dude. everything is soo off!
Bro it's cuz it's taken with a phone camera if I am right
Not a worth telescope for sure
Music, terrible. Sorry.
Same as Nikon P900 (for less).
Only with less aperture
Ma I pianeti cosi schifosi si vedono