Pretty sure theres no oxygen in the ghosts, theres some HA and the rest is reflection. The ghosts are always a great litmus test as it takes a great setup to get it.
It's crazy already the 3d printing accessories. Bahtinov, filter holder, dew shields, ability to get all raw tiffs, mosaic, solar,lumar,landscape, time-lapse. So many little things already before everyone's orders have made it to them. I haven't received mine yet but for $675 can to get a package to learn with before dropping the $10k for a decent entry level rig into astrophotography. And I say that with a completed package. Mount, computer, scope, filters, wheel, focuser, camera, guiding, processing. Even going with all cheapest options that will get decent results you can't touch 5k. So you'll be in that 5k to 10k land. Remember just a AM3 will cost $2600 ready to mount a scope to. Scope redcat 61 $2300, filter wheel and cheap filters$1300, camera $1000, $400 focuser, $500 asi air plus. Guide scope and camera $ 500. This is Canadian prices. So seeing what some have done like the lazy geek with this little thing already is awesome. Just letting my kids play with this thing and showing people with an attention span of a chipmunk something cool will be a plus.
So when you take multiple nights of image collecting. Is this a feature you can pause on one night then proceed the next night on seestar? Or do you just take the raw images from each night and download them all in one file for later stacking? Lol serious noob here thanks
Just a question, maybe I ve missed the video , but any chance that you could post a video in which you perform the individual stacking of the frames from each night? Of course this is just a suggestion but I think many people might appreciate that. Thanks and have a fantastic day!
Just plug the usb cable supplied with the Seestar into your computer and use the Seestar as an external drive to copy and paste files over. The Seestar has to be powered on though for it to work.
Love what I am seeing! Mine came last Thursday and we are surrounded by clouds! Can’t wait to tackle this one!!!!
Very nice and very helpful. Clear skies
Thank you. I find it diffiicult to learn a process via video. Do you have any recommendations for written tutorials? Thanks
Pretty sure theres no oxygen in the ghosts, theres some HA and the rest is reflection. The ghosts are always a great litmus test as it takes a great setup to get it.
You're absolutely right. That was my error. Thanks for catching it
My SEESTAR delivered TODAY! NOW…if you would just come here for instruction!! Lol
It's crazy already the 3d printing accessories. Bahtinov, filter holder, dew shields, ability to get all raw tiffs, mosaic, solar,lumar,landscape, time-lapse. So many little things already before everyone's orders have made it to them. I haven't received mine yet but for $675 can to get a package to learn with before dropping the $10k for a decent entry level rig into astrophotography. And I say that with a completed package.
Mount, computer, scope, filters, wheel, focuser, camera, guiding, processing. Even going with all cheapest options that will get decent results you can't touch 5k. So you'll be in that 5k to 10k land. Remember just a AM3 will cost $2600 ready to mount a scope to. Scope redcat 61 $2300, filter wheel and cheap filters$1300, camera $1000, $400 focuser, $500 asi air plus. Guide scope and camera $ 500. This is Canadian prices. So seeing what some have done like the lazy geek with this little thing already is awesome. Just letting my kids play with this thing and showing people with an attention span of a chipmunk something cool will be a plus.
So when you take multiple nights of image collecting. Is this a feature you can pause on one night then proceed the next night on seestar? Or do you just take the raw images from each night and download them all in one file for later stacking? Lol serious noob here thanks
Amazing result and thanks a lot for sharing the processing part, it is of tremenduos help, much apreciated!
Just a question, maybe I ve missed the video , but any chance that you could post a video in which you perform the individual stacking of the frames from each night? Of course this is just a suggestion but I think many people might appreciate that. Thanks and have a fantastic day!
@adelapetrustoian989 sounds good I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for your support!
I like the non processed image more... Too many data are cut in my opinion in the final result
Thank you for sgaring.
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Do you have a tutorial to rush ZWO to ship those still waiting? 🤣
and mate thats amazing!
🤣🤣i wish, and thanks mate
Great video! I just have one question, how do you move photos from my seestar s50 to my computer?
Just plug the usb cable supplied with the Seestar into your computer and use the Seestar as an external drive to copy and paste files over. The Seestar has to be powered on though for it to work.
I just recently shot the Veil Nebula for about 2 hours and im kinda new to astrophotography are you willing to do processing for a subscriber?
Of course. If you'd like you can send me a link to the files and I'll process it for you
@@ScottCastrophotographyThank you very much! Are you able to give me your Gmail or what social would you like me to send it on?
@@TheAstroPlanesend it to scottcumella2002@icloud.com
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K I sent it and again thank you so much for this!❤