The image of Jupiter is sooo bright Bcoz of your mobile camera setting, I suggest you to change the setting manually and reduce the ISO to less than 100. It will give exact Jupiter with bands .☺ 😃I am so much interested in astronomy and astrophotography but my parents was not accepting to buy a telescope but one day I myself earn money and buy🙄🙄
Yes, you are right brother. I probably need to shift to a pro version of a third party camera app that allows mods, because the default app in my phone doesn't. 🙁☹️ Good luck with your endeavour... I'm sure that day will come soon! 🖖🏽🙏🏾💜😊
Good job with the unboxing.... Nicely put together. All the best for more updates !👍🏽👍🏽 P.s.: even I've doubts with Neptune. If you're in Kolkata , it's probably not visible from here with this telescope at least.
Titas Kar Thanks!! Yes, I'm in Kolkata. I found Neptune using Google skymaps, and it showed only one object in that region of sky... will make further observations to confirm. 😃
Cool video. Will get the same telescope this weekend to show my kids the moon and planets (this is a good hobby) , what did you use to take the images? (I am waiting for the smartphone holder to come at a later date)
thank you for the video, its very helpful... however i face one issue... i have adjusted my lens and installed the telescope but when i try to see any distant object like tree etc, I see a very hazy image and nothing is clear at all
Very good video of this beginner telescope. Very impressive image of the full Moon - pin sharp, and very well exposed! Doesn't matter that it was shaky - the quality was excellent! Also a very good shot of Saturn. It looks like the 20mm eyepiece is very good. The images with the 10mm eyepiece showed a lot of chromatic aberration. Were these with or without the Barlow? Overall looks like a very good little telescope considering its low price. The main objective glass seems very good, and could reward using some better quality eyepieces.
Thanks man!! 😄 Yeah the 10mm images were with a 3x Barlow. I'm considering getting a 4mm, but with the air and light pollution in my city it might not yield good images. 😕😕
@@BibhasChatterjee If you're getting new eyepieces, make sure they're good quality. It's an aphorism that while an amateur astronomer might replace their telescope for something bigger or better, they will always hang on to their good eyepieces. Some of my friends have had their eyepieces for thirty years or more, and still use them even on their newest telescope.
Usually the main issue in situations like that is that you haven't let your eyes adjust to the darkness, so go somewhere dark where there are no lights in view and avoid using your phone.
Could you please inform me on what size eye pieces this model needs I have been given the same model but I only have the mirror eye piece I haven't a clue what to look for i.e. what size aperture e.t.c be wonderful if you could help me out with the correct ones to buy
The standard ones you can get are 20mm, 10mm and 4mm. The lower you go, higher the magnification but less the brightness. You could get a 25mm instead of the 20mm, it will provide a wider view and is easier to hunt for objects. 😊
U must be missing something with a 20mm eyepiece there is no way Saturn is so clear, even I have 70/700 mm star tracker and yesterday was the great conjunction still I couldn’t see much even with the 10 mm eyepice
That's because during the conjunction Saturn and Jupiter are near the horizon.. where the amount of air and light pollution is much more. Also, when I made this video in September... the planets were closer to earth. 🙂😊 I made another video for the conjunction, there you can notice the difference.
I might have reversed some images during the edit, unless you're from the southern hemisphere in which case you will see all bodies upside down 😄 Refractors like mine reverse images left to right, while reflectors will make them upside down.
I recently received a gift of this same telescope however there were no eye pieces being as I am a newbie to the telescope could you tell me what I need to get because I haven't a clue about the size to fit the telescope would be very helpful thank you pal
Hi, eyepieces fit all telescopes as they are made of uniform size. So you can buy any, but good ones provide nice resolution. You can go for brands like Celestron/Bresser/Orion/SVbony.
Eye pieces aren't all the same size, the most common sizes are 1,25” and 2” and this scope seemingly comes with a diagonal that fits both. Usually you'll also see a focal diameter listed in mm, for a 70 mm telescope like this you'd want eye pieces ranging from about 10 mm and up.
@@BibhasChatterjee thanks. I ordered same telescope as yours from Huligun website. They charged me 13500 rupees including GST and shipping cost. I hope this one is best :) peace
@@BibhasChatterjee hey bro, I received same Telescope as yours... I could immediately see moon and its craters. But I cannot see mars, Jupiter's or other planets through Telescope. Even though they are visible with naked eye as white and red dots. Please help with any tips. I don't know how to use red dot finder. Look in with left or right eye and from which angle. Please any advice will be helpful
It's quite normal, it takes time to correctly aim for the smaller objects in the sky. Here are some tips that might help: - Try aiming with the lowest magnification eyepiece, then when u capture it... use the higher mag. - Practice by aiming faraway objects in the day. - There are two dots in the view finder, both have to be aligned with the object you are aiming for. Hope this helps! ☺️😊
All refractor telescopes show images left to right (horizontally) reversed, so does this one. On the other hand all reflectors reverse the images vertically or upside down.
DrDisRspect Vs Shroud Yes, absolutely! The rings and the planet were distinct and sharp. 😄 The image in the video is blurry due to my noob Photogtaphy skills. 😬😅
Hi Anjan, hailing from one of the more polluted cities in the world, I have not been able to observe any nebulae. It could work where there are cleaner skies, but if you want to be sure I would suggest you go for a higher model. 😃😃
@@BibhasChatterjee what specification telescope should i buy for clear view of nebulae and other far objects(or in which price range)... I live in some corner of Kathmandu where environment is clear and fine...
@@pudasainianjan With clear skies even binoculars can reveal planets and nebulae, though the magnification won't be as high. You could go for a celestron astromaster reflector, and get an eyepiece like 4mm for better magnification.
Hey, actually at the time of shooting this video Venus was not visible in the sky. I have another video in the series focusing solely on Venus, do watch! 😃😄
Ye to review wala video thha sir, isliye thoda informative rakha.. aur telescope k images fully resolved ekdm badiya aate hai, mobile camera se liya thha pictures to utna acchha nhi aya. 🙂 Aap mere channel k dusre videos dekhoge to I'm sure maja ayega. Chhota channel hai, subscribe karenge to boht help hoga 🫶🏽🙏🏾☺️
The image of Jupiter is sooo bright
Bcoz of your mobile camera setting,
I suggest you to change the setting manually and reduce the ISO to less than 100.
It will give exact Jupiter with bands .☺
😃I am so much interested in astronomy and astrophotography but my parents was not accepting to buy a telescope but one day I myself earn money and buy🙄🙄
Yes, you are right brother. I probably need to shift to a pro version of a third party camera app that allows mods, because the default app in my phone doesn't. 🙁☹️
Good luck with your endeavour... I'm sure that day will come soon! 🖖🏽🙏🏾💜😊
@@BibhasChatterjee thank you bro, 😊😊✌
Good job with the unboxing.... Nicely put together. All the best for more updates !👍🏽👍🏽
P.s.: even I've doubts with Neptune. If you're in Kolkata , it's probably not visible from here with this telescope at least.
Titas Kar Thanks!! Yes, I'm in Kolkata. I found Neptune using Google skymaps, and it showed only one object in that region of sky... will make further observations to confirm. 😃
Im buying one in the next week or two
Greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦✌️
Greetings from India 🇮🇳
It's a great buy for beginners, go ahead 😄😄
Time to head to the mountains with this!
Anirban Raha aah bhai.. seriously! 😍🤩
Cool video. Will get the same telescope this weekend to show my kids the moon and planets (this is a good hobby) , what did you use to take the images? (I am waiting for the smartphone holder to come at a later date)
Thanks! 😀😀
I used a smartphone on an adapter as well! Happy viewing in advance!! 🙌🏽🖖🏽
Greetings from Ireland, getting one tomorrow, on sale at Lidl, looks ideal for a beginner like me
Greetings from India 🇮🇳
Yes, I believe this is one the best beginner telescopes out there! Happy start gazing! 🖖🏽😊
@@BibhasChatterjee I got it today, which phone app (android and free) should I get for a star map, any suggestions most grateful, thanks
@@billkingston4402 Google sky map is still probably one of the best ones out there! And it's free. ✌🏽😊
thank you for the video, its very helpful... however i face one issue... i have adjusted my lens and installed the telescope but when i try to see any distant object like tree etc, I see a very hazy image and nothing is clear at all
Have you tried adjusting the focus? It's controlled by the knobs near the eyepiece end.
Hi, thanks for the video, very informative! Which items did you buy separately?
Thanks! Do check out my other videos! 😄
If memory serves me, I bought the cellphone adapter and a wide eyepiece separately.
Very good video of this beginner telescope. Very impressive image of the full Moon - pin sharp, and very well exposed! Doesn't matter that it was shaky - the quality was excellent! Also a very good shot of Saturn. It looks like the 20mm eyepiece is very good.
The images with the 10mm eyepiece showed a lot of chromatic aberration. Were these with or without the Barlow?
Overall looks like a very good little telescope considering its low price. The main objective glass seems very good, and could reward using some better quality eyepieces.
Thanks man!! 😄
Yeah the 10mm images were with a 3x Barlow. I'm considering getting a 4mm, but with the air and light pollution in my city it might not yield good images. 😕😕
@@BibhasChatterjee If you're getting new eyepieces, make sure they're good quality. It's an aphorism that while an amateur astronomer might replace their telescope for something bigger or better, they will always hang on to their good eyepieces. Some of my friends have had their eyepieces for thirty years or more, and still use them even on their newest telescope.
Thanks, Yes I plan to do the same! 😃
God damn you got a lot of paper with this.
Yes 🙂
Wow man❤. Great job..
Thank you so much 😀
One question : i have the same but for stars it is difficult... have you got the same difficulties ?
Yes, I also haven't had much luck with the smaller objects like the stars and nebulas. That's partly because I live in the city. 🙁🙁
Usually the main issue in situations like that is that you haven't let your eyes adjust to the darkness, so go somewhere dark where there are no lights in view and avoid using your phone.
We just had ours delivered but it is missing all the instructions and booklets. literally only got the physical components :(
There should be a qr code on the box that will take you to an instructions/software download page... please check and let me know if it works 😊
Nicely done..... very interesting and informative.
🥰🥰🥰
Is 700m focal lenth better than 400m with both 70mm lens?
Yes the longer the focal length, the better
@@BibhasChatterjee thank you for replying and the info.
Could you please inform me on what size eye pieces this model needs I have been given the same model but I only have the mirror eye piece I haven't a clue what to look for i.e. what size aperture e.t.c be wonderful if you could help me out with the correct ones to buy
The standard ones you can get are 20mm, 10mm and 4mm. The lower you go, higher the magnification but less the brightness. You could get a 25mm instead of the 20mm, it will provide a wider view and is easier to hunt for objects. 😊
@@BibhasChatterjee yes I understand that but what size fits the aperture or are they all the same? Thanks for your reply 😄
@@patricksmith90491 1/4 inch mount eyepieces. 1.25"
U must be missing something with a 20mm eyepiece there is no way Saturn is so clear, even I have 70/700 mm star tracker and yesterday was the great conjunction still I couldn’t see much even with the 10 mm eyepice
That's because during the conjunction Saturn and Jupiter are near the horizon.. where the amount of air and light pollution is much more. Also, when I made this video in September... the planets were closer to earth. 🙂😊
I made another video for the conjunction, there you can notice the difference.
@@BibhasChatterjee thanks for the help man 👍👍
Why i se the image reverse, up is down!
I might have reversed some images during the edit, unless you're from the southern hemisphere in which case you will see all bodies upside down 😄 Refractors like mine reverse images left to right, while reflectors will make them upside down.
It's good as a telescope?
It is great as a beginner telescope. The planets and the moon can be observed well. None of the deep sky objects though. 🙂
I recently received a gift of this same telescope however there were no eye pieces being as I am a newbie to the telescope could you tell me what I need to get because I haven't a clue about the size to fit the telescope would be very helpful thank you pal
Hi, eyepieces fit all telescopes as they are made of uniform size. So you can buy any, but good ones provide nice resolution. You can go for brands like Celestron/Bresser/Orion/SVbony.
@@BibhasChatterjee ahh all the same size thank you very much 😊😊😊 u
Eye pieces aren't all the same size, the most common sizes are 1,25” and 2” and this scope seemingly comes with a diagonal that fits both. Usually you'll also see a focal diameter listed in mm, for a 70 mm telescope like this you'd want eye pieces ranging from about 10 mm and up.
Awesome awesome👏
Thanks bro ☺️☺️
This is awesome Bibhas
Thank you sir! 🙏🏾😊☺️
Thumbs Up for more videos of your exclusive sky gazing
Thanks bro!! 😃😃
i like with the telescope can you make some more videos in this telescope
Yes, I sure will. Please subscribe to my channel to keep updated! 😄
This one is not available with tejtaj, can I go for skywatcher 70/700?
I would recommend that you wait, or go for a higher model if possible.
@@BibhasChatterjee thanks. I ordered same telescope as yours from Huligun website. They charged me 13500 rupees including GST and shipping cost. I hope this one is best :) peace
Awesome! Wish you clear skies! 🖖🏽✌🏽😃
@@BibhasChatterjee hey bro, I received same Telescope as yours... I could immediately see moon and its craters. But I cannot see mars, Jupiter's or other planets through Telescope. Even though they are visible with naked eye as white and red dots. Please help with any tips. I don't know how to use red dot finder. Look in with left or right eye and from which angle. Please any advice will be helpful
It's quite normal, it takes time to correctly aim for the smaller objects in the sky. Here are some tips that might help:
- Try aiming with the lowest magnification eyepiece, then when u capture it... use the higher mag.
- Practice by aiming faraway objects in the day.
- There are two dots in the view finder, both have to be aligned with the object you are aiming for.
Hope this helps! ☺️😊
does it shows reverse images of object?
All refractor telescopes show images left to right (horizontally) reversed, so does this one. On the other hand all reflectors reverse the images vertically or upside down.
Tor star gazing e interest chhilo naaki ?
You should totally head to Spiti Valley with this.
Aaah.. Spiti valley to sopno.. anywhere out of the city would be good, too!
Hey, how did you connect phone with telescope?
With a cellphone adapter. You can also aim the phone camera manually down the eyepiece, provided you can keep your hands steady. 😊
are u able to see saturn clearly?
DrDisRspect Vs Shroud Yes, absolutely! The rings and the planet were distinct and sharp. 😄
The image in the video is blurry due to my noob Photogtaphy skills. 😬😅
Can this be used as territorial scope ?
Yes all refractor telescopes can be used as territorial scopes
Can we see nebula with this one... I need to buy... From Nepal 🇳🇵
Hi Anjan, hailing from one of the more polluted cities in the world, I have not been able to observe any nebulae. It could work where there are cleaner skies, but if you want to be sure I would suggest you go for a higher model. 😃😃
@@BibhasChatterjee what specification telescope should i buy for clear view of nebulae and other far objects(or in which price range)... I live in some corner of Kathmandu where environment is clear and fine...
@@pudasainianjan With clear skies even binoculars can reveal planets and nebulae, though the magnification won't be as high. You could go for a celestron astromaster reflector, and get an eyepiece like 4mm for better magnification.
Could you please give me song name from this video. Thanks
Which one?
What is the price bro?
I bought it almost 2 years ago, prices must have changed by now.. you can contact the seller from the link in the description 😄😊
Just got one today
Awesome! 😄
Happy stargazing man 😊😊
👌👌👌
i love this video
Thanks! 😄🥰🤩🤩
Please Check out the other videos in my channel too 😁😊
Good a bro
Mera aan wala same one
It's a very good buy, I'm sure you'll have fun with it 😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
What is the pries .
I've added a link to the seller in the video description, please check.
Очень хорошо
Спасибо!
कितनी एक्स पावर है
70x, u can increase that by buying extra eyepieces
Where's venus?
Hey, actually at the time of shooting this video Venus was not visible in the sky. I have another video in the series focusing solely on Venus, do watch! 😃😄
@@BibhasChatterjee Ok!
আসছি আজকে তোমার বাড়িতে
চলে আসো ব্রো। 😄
@@BibhasChatterjee da.. Telescope দেখার জন্য যাব. নেক্সট উইক?
What awful background noise
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What an awful comment
maja nahin aaya
Ye to review wala video thha sir, isliye thoda informative rakha.. aur telescope k images fully resolved ekdm badiya aate hai, mobile camera se liya thha pictures to utna acchha nhi aya. 🙂
Aap mere channel k dusre videos dekhoge to I'm sure maja ayega. Chhota channel hai, subscribe karenge to boht help hoga 🫶🏽🙏🏾☺️