How I started Astrophotography 

Great pictures and more importantly, the tremendous progress you have made after starting out just a few years ago. You have to credit yourself for that. Your passion will carry you through and every picture you take is unique no matter how many people have taken it. Here's to many more years of astro photography.

It's actually a very nice shot which you SHOULD be proud of. I've still to take mine.

Superbe vidéo ...Merci aussi pour le partage de tes réussites et difficultés . un langage vrai 🙏🙏🙏. je me suis abonné a ta chaine . Bon ciel à toi et belles réussites . Patrick ( France )

I am also gonna start astrophotography with my more than 10 years old camera and laptop

Space is endless, passion of space is also endless.

Love this... Keep going

It true. I am grateful to you for sharing your experience. Thank you Anand from India.

Thanks for the video and the insight in your journey! And I would say, in my humble opinion: Your latest picture is not far from perfect 🤩! My journey startet about 4 years ago, only with my mighty Canon G7Xii on a Tripod, trying to catch the ISS - and I was immediately hooked! Then I actually did get a similar scope, Nexstar 6 SE, alt-az-mount of course, maximum 10 second exposures possible using a dslr - and I loved it and I am still very happy with what is possible this way! Then I took a step back, but also a step forward: I am back to camera and different lenses, but I mount it on a eq-mount (star adventurer GTI). Much longer exposures possible, and using a used, but astro-modified camera allows me to concentrate on these beautiful red nebulae like rosetta, California oder North America. I even tried to get Barnards Loop, but this took a lot of postprocessing ... If everything fits perfectly, I even screw the 6SE on this mount, although it's too heavy, but sometimes it works out perfectly! Last Sunday night was perfect, I had to wait for Super Bowl to start anyway, so I aimed at M81 and M82. And after making my dear MacBook Air und Siril scream for help I was fascinated and still am with the results! I've gone through all the struggles, made all the mistakes, but I still enjoy it. Being outside under the night sky calms me down, but the technical aspects of it all fascinates me as well. Greetings from Switzerland.

Nice vlog, I liked the slower pace,

Awesome photo dude!

i have a laser collimator, and using that and tuning to a star getting the secondary right in the middle over and under focused, spending a total of about 4 hrs this week just collimating the stars are still oval shaped/slightly blurry, i tried backing the locking screws out a little to not get primary mirror in tension/warped slightly. no luck.

I started my astrophotography with Sony Xperia 1 II Mobile Phone & DIY Tripod. when I grab my first image of Milky Way my eyes filled with tears.

As somebody who wants to get into astrophotography as a hobby I would love to get some tips from you. How do I get started?