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Is it live view? What is the size of the thelescope?

Amuzing!💥

Interesting images video!

NGC 3132 Amuzing images in space💤

Last onlline 5 year ago (¥-€)

i'm not sure why with all the available colorful gigapixel views and imagery of space I find this one so interesting and mesmerizing...

Is this what you see true eyepiece without photographing??

you sir gave me what I wanted thanks a lot for uploading a realtime, live video of what one amateur astronomer will see withm his scope

If you found this....hello fren |-/

Such a cool little planetary.. good work Martin

Wow...that's pretty awesome...I have to say, the Black Eye galaxy is one of my fav

Great Stuff.. I got to get me one of these cameras for my 8 inch!

Beautiful pairing.

how did you get that on cam?

Well done, Martin!

Love your vids...very cool.......reminiscent of the views through my 10"

Because I used a monochrome (black and white) camera.

why it has no colors?

Super! I am planning to buy a Celestron NexStar 8SE Any special filter used? Was it filmed in an urban area or dark sky?

Splendid!

Thanks Ny tee.

Thank you Ivachon

Nice shot. A perfect visual to show what it looks like through an eyepiece.

Thanks nunsuch505. Happy to know you appreciate the effort.

Wow... that is just... wow... Great job, stellar work (get it?)

Hi duplin27852 The camera will not only enable one to see more detail but also increase magnification. Hope that helps.

The PN is moving about because of manual adjustments made due to lazy polar alignment. The stars you see are not stars, they are hot pixels.

Why is it moving all over the place when the stars aren't?

Sky Super...I'm not sure I understand what you are saying??

Thanks for the info ;0)

Hello bossb33r. thank you for your comments, the camera was a monochrome Gstar-Ex integrating video camera.

Awesome video, what camera did you use?

I'll try and image it again soon. I'll let you know when the time comes.

Dear Martin. The model refers to movement in the plane of two soap bubbles coupled. The final representation of the bubbles is related to the appearance NGC3132. Thus, I see your movie and try to use the model. I would be very happy if you had files of photos taken in different periods of time (the goal is to compare the photos as the model).

Thank you Antonio. I am happy to hear I am able to help you in some way. I am interested to know more about your mathematical model.

Nao me canso de ver este video! Principalmente porque tenho um modelo matematico que me ajuda a me aproximar desta nebulosa. "Do not get tired of watching this video! Mainly because I have a mathematical model that helps me bring this nebula."

Shucks, thanks Tina. It certainly been a long time since I have managed to image anything, and this one i guess makes up for it.

I see it, I see it! lol Great capture. Much love & peace to you and yours my friend.

the reason you need colour filters blue green red and even yellow to make it have colour the image your seeing same with hubble it also has colour filters in that telescope

Thanks guitarmasta. Unfortunately for us mere humans nothing much looks colourful through the eyepiece except some stars and the planets. All nebulae types (planetary, Emission and reflection) as well as Galaxies are all seen as greyish smoke. Our eyes would need to be a thousand times more sensitive for us to see these wonderful celestial objects in colour. BUMMER, I know. However, there are colour video cameras which do a fantastic job of helping us see these deep sky jewels in colour.

Nice video. Does it look colorful through the eyepiece? I had never seen that nebula.

Thanks Tina. The Raw avi looks so much better before converting to .flv When played in the default window (not full screen) it looks ok, but it becomes very soft to the point of it being out of focus. I guess there is a inherited tradeoff at times.

WOW....amazing.