NEBULA Photography with a Cheap DSLR & Lens

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The Star Tracker I Use: bit.ly/3OUOy8U
Rokinon 135mm Lens: amzn.to/2SIStqA
In this video, I’ll prove that you don’t need an expensive camera to take incredible astrophotography images. The camera used in this video is an old Canon EOS T3i, which is actually a great little astrophotography camera.
To be honest, knowing HOW to capture great data, and image processing skills are much more important than the camera you use. I hope you enjoyed this video, and subscribe if you haven’t already!
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@gojaimo 4 года назад

Don’t get me wrong, I love watching your videos but to say it’s not bad for a “$200” camera is a bit misleading when you have a $400 tracker, $500 lens, $150 light pollution filter, and various other expenses like tripod, dew heater, and remote. Easily in the $1500 range if you pick a cheap tripod... a budget rig when compared to using dedicated imaging equipment for sure but still misleading to say a cheap DSLR did this when the real magic happens with a steady tripod, tracker, and modded camera with a filter... all I’m saying is $200 and eBay is t getting you there. And yes, it’s still expensive. However, still love to see your videos, keep them coming.

@patrickguilfoyle8884 4 года назад

Is it more expensive than nature, landscape, wildlife, wedding, architectural photography? If you haven't noticed, photography itself can be expensive. And remember the old adage; you get what you pay for. In other words, this is an inexpensive SOLUTION to the expenses associated with higher end astro-photography or maybe, just maybe, astro-photography isn't for you.

@gojaimo 4 года назад

Patrick Guilfoyle what the heck are you talking about... I simply said that saying a $200 camera from eBay will not get you those results alone. You COULD say for under $1500 including a self modded camera from eBay, you can do this... also, don’t presume to know what is and isn’t for me... I have several William Optics, Orion, Celestron, ES, and Meade scopes along with a few iOptron and Celestron mounts, ZWO cameras, etc... I know EXACTLY how expensive this is and can be. Although $1500 is an INEXPENSIVE entry into this hobby many will consider it expensive because it is an expensive hobby.

@sumeetpade 4 года назад

@@patrickguilfoyle8884 Agree that photography is an expensive hobby. But the point here is that, it requires a of investment just to get started in deep sky astro photography (tracker, filters, heater, good tripod, dedicated lens etc.)! Any other type of photography can be started with a cheap camera, kit lens and cheap tripod at best. Anyway, great video as always. :)

@patrickguilfoyle8884 4 года назад

@@gojaimo well then Trevor was just stating that instead of buying a more expensive telescope, you can get great shots with an old camera. HELLO! Maybe you just move on....

@gojaimo 4 года назад

Patrick Guilfoyle um no, don’t be like that... he clearly said you can take great deep space photos with a cheap Camera... I love his videos and his style and although Trevor doesn’t know me personally, he has inspired my newest light weight rig.... That said, I don’t have to agree with EVERYTHING he says... How about you move on and stop putting words in his mouth.

@elapid13 4 года назад

Cheap dslr but once it’s been modified it is no longer a cheap dslr. And the filter is worth more than the camera!

@AstroBackyard 4 года назад

Mod yourself for free. I did

@DanielKennedyaeos 4 года назад

@@AstroBackyard Where do you get the CLS-CCD for free :o

@Rad_Travels 4 года назад

@@AstroBackyard He's also referring to the filter. That's an extra ~$160.

@ghostsoldier-nd8549 4 года назад

@@Rad_Travels And the lens which is almost 500 dollars

@blackbearcolorado4114 4 года назад

Heck even the tracker is more then the camera even the cheaper ones.

@pupperemeritus9189 4 года назад

Plot twist. It's the filters and star tracker and the sky quality that matters.

@horaciodortona574 4 года назад

Isn't that a given? Water is wet...

@Disnamesucksass 4 года назад

Perhaps not so obvious to newcomers of the hobby.

@pupperemeritus9189 4 года назад

@@Disnamesucksass yes im quite new and i havent bought myself a tracker yet. i should get a filter too. i live in a class 9 sky

@hzubovi1 4 года назад

And those are not cheap 😁

@tnmcelroy 4 года назад

@@hzubovi1 true, the lens is the next most expensive item. But there are less expensive alternatives. There's currently quite a few old Nikon 135 f2 or f2.8 AI lenses on ebay less than £100, and the mount I mentioned is roughly half the price of the mount he uses. It might not be as advanced, but it's a start.

@igoreq4495 4 года назад

"Cheap rig" Bruh

@JanuszBinarny 4 года назад

exactly! EOS and cheap, choose one

@killer120070507 4 года назад

*conveniently forgets the expensive filter and star tracker*

@beating2 4 года назад

@@killer120070507 What about $500 lens? This can probably be done with tamron/sigma 70-300mm and some cheap ass filters if you want to go on budget but tracker will be by far most expensive still. Cant see this happening under $500 all in to be honest. His setup is like $1500... LOL

@nman2563 4 года назад

@@beating2 That was Orange's point.

@Robert08010 4 года назад

@@killer120070507 And the $499.00 lens.

@SCTyler. 4 года назад

Every time you upload I feel as giddy as a kid on Christmas. I've always loved Astronomy and never thought it was possible to take photos of these objects like you do without some crazy huge scientific telescope. After watching your videos though a large chunk of my tax returns will be going into Astrophotography! Keep doing the amazing work that you are doing not just for Astrophotography but for science in general. It's the people like yourself that will truly influence the world of science.

@DavidParker-jr5bd 4 года назад

Very informative and well presented video. In the early 90's I built a barn door tracker with a curved rod driven by an old turntable motor. Balanced everything as best I could, pointed the hinge at Polaris and used an old film camera to photograph the Constellation Orion. I managed to get a few passable photos out of 2-3 rolls before the motor burned up. Most were over or under exposed or smeared due to tracking error. I considered it a success but nowhere near what is possible today with limited means. If you are here watching and interested in astrophotography I would definitely advise considering the Sky Watcher.

@shawnewaltonify 4 года назад

Thank-you to all experienced astro-photographers for supporting Trevor in making this entry-level content. This is perfect. I want this setup. Thank-you Trevor!

@piotrjakuc6357 4 года назад

Nothing better than going back to your roots, Trevor! There's nothing quite like it, especially in nice dark skies. I love using the T3i and the star adventurer as well!

@phildawe7172 4 года назад

love it! What about if i tape my gopro to an egg timer? eggtimer: $9 gopro: already have it tape: $1 string: $1 (to tie up the cat so it doesnt knock it out of alt azimuth.

@GalacticHunter 4 года назад

Haha, good luck polar aligning the egg timer though 😂

@phildawe7172 4 года назад

@@GalacticHunter 😄 but seriously. I really enjoyed this video. great result! 🕊✌

@e210dall3 4 года назад

@@GalacticHunter Easily done using a polarmylometer. Only $24,000 from Amazon. Suggest you buy the $15 egg timer for better results though.

@Robert08010 4 года назад

Don't forget the astro-pan stacker for pancake image stacking!

@gooseknack 4 года назад

Give it go! It may take a little while to find polar alignment, but that's the same with telescopes on a equatorial mount(especially South of the equator!). Not sure how the egg timer will handle a heavier camera and lens though.... Check out the Barn Door mount as a better option for a heavier camera/lens combination. They can be made cheaply as a DIY project. You can free plans on the internet and likely videos right here on yt.

@AaronDalton1 4 года назад

Great video Trevor! Feels like a return to your older stuff. One thing, you might get slightly better performance if you drop your tripod down a bit, less leg extension, less opportunity for flex especially in a breeze. So cool to be reminded what can be done with a simple rig.

@Tihpem 4 года назад

Nice to see some of the simpler aspects again Trevor, this is what first got me into this hobby and your channel. Someone at backyard with more basic setup showing the magic that can be done.

@timleelegacyartstudio 4 года назад

Eye opening and exactly the video I needed to see! Been dreaming of getting into deep sky photography and your videos have been a great guide. Just saving my pennies now for a Star tracker!

@ipan574 4 года назад

The lens is literally 3 times the price of the dslr 😂

@guyyanez6949 4 года назад

Wow, what a great result for such a narrow time consuming setup. Besides, you don't end up freezing to death during setup and especially when it comes to wrap everything up and get the whole kit back inside. I think the mod is critical to get that sharp nebulosity in an hour exposure around NGC2024 and IC434. Two thumbs up. Cheers from Chile

@anishaanderson5331 4 года назад

I stumble across your videos one day and now I found a new hobby!! I didn't even know you can take pics of space like that. Your pictures are just breath taking and I can't wait to start taking pictures myself. You have definitely inspired me!! Keep up the awesome work!

@Sergeant_Nugget 4 года назад

That is awesome. I can't wait to do this someday. I just gotta learn the whole processing steps from your videos and have confidence to doing it.

@PepitoMegaChocolato 3 года назад

Yeah nowadays you can learn anything on internet. Cool time to be alive

@ReeWrayOutdoors 4 года назад

I'd love to see a video showing how you post-processed these shots! Really inspirational stuff, man.

@markbishop1258 4 года назад

There are several videos on how to post process the shots and that part is not expensive with free software like Sequator, Deep Sky Stacker, and GIMP.

@ut000bs 4 года назад

@@markbishop1258 Man, I love GIMP. Linux and Windows both.

@GalacticHunter 4 года назад

Fantastic results with the t3i, still one of the best affordable cameras for beginners!

@malcolmpierce825 4 года назад

Just awesome! I've been thinking about getting an older camera just for this! Glad you just showed me that it will work! Thanks again!! And clear skies!

@Ironbeagle82 4 года назад

What you just showed us is what I'm going to attempt in a few nights but with the 50mm, no mod, no filter. Great video! Had a retro, "back to the basics" feel to it. Cheers!

@Deathman9987 4 года назад

Love the outro man. All these people hating on the fact that he uses other equipment that is more expensive than the camera. I think the main point was that you can shoot Astro with a cheap DSLR. You don't need an $1800+ camera BODY to do the job. Ofc there's still other equipment you need to buy, photography itself isn't cheap.

@jpm_drums 4 года назад

What the hell am I supposed to do with the cheap camera if I don't have the rest of the gear?

@solarq_ 4 года назад

@@jpm_drums Astrophotography itself is expensive, but you can cut a but of costs by using a cheaper DSLR. The point is that cheap dslrs are still an adequate base for most rigs

@assai74 4 года назад

Money aside, it took knowledge, dedication and passion to get this photos yourselve. Impressive!

@ThirstysURL 2 года назад

It's as easy as looking up the weather.

@apoc5412 3 года назад

Wish all videos were this in depth told. I'm very new to the stuff and by far I found this the best of explaining stuff. Thank you so much

@gregbromley152 4 года назад

Awesome video Trevor. Real glad to see more DSLR tutorials.

@parekh6601 4 года назад

The real magic Happens with the filter, lens and star tracker and good post processing everything which is not "cheap"

@Dwayne_Green 4 года назад

Finally, a clear night in South western Ontario!

@markbmc9712 4 года назад

Such a great video! I love the Horse head with Orion shot. You sure make it look easy. Thank you so much for your videos. We love them😎

@jimm5593 4 года назад

Great video, great tutorial, and an amazing example of what can be done on a budget. Am impressed at the great results you get from the Star Adventurer.

@VisibledarkAstro 4 года назад

The edit at 9:42 is pretty cool. Very cinematic with the music chosen. I like your video editing style overall. Are you using Premiere Pro? That's what I use. Cheers from Kitchener, Ontario - a fellow astrophotographer!

@bobbyrice 4 года назад

Please stop calling my T3i an "older cheap" camera. I love that thing. It's served me well and still serves me well!

@JamesNickersonThePhotoShopGuru 4 года назад

AWESOME, it may not, as you say, be “award winning” but I am impressed ... thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻

@brunocv.4435 2 года назад

Woww, this is so beautfull, I just ordered my 130PDS scope and cant wait to use with my t3i. Thanks for the video.

@iSpike 4 года назад

B R I L L I A N T, thank you for sharing the “HOW TO” even though it works out to cost a little more I think it’s worth it considering my Panasonic GH5 cost me $2,300 AUD. I have a canon 200 SL2 that is a start. I am keen to take photos of the Milky-Way & stars and looking into what I need - Your video has helped point me in the right direction 👍🏻 I really like how you edited this video together. New subscriber here. Cheers from Outback country Wild Western Australia 📸👍🏻

@cameleonxxl8456 4 года назад

Modified camera, filter and star tracker... Things that you missed in your clickbate title....

@dot6102 4 года назад

it's just a title and technically it's not incorrect. Astrophotography is not a cheap hobby. You can still take some pretty nice pictures under 100$ with a smartphone(that most already have) and a pair of binoculars

@asnlem4772 4 года назад

@@dot6102 who has binoculars?

@afh7689 4 года назад

*clickbait

@suek.3448 4 года назад

I think he explained it pretty well. And everyone who wants to take deep sky pictures needs a star tracker. That is a given. No clickbate at all.

@gooseknack 4 года назад

Did you watch? You can modify the camera yourself and the filter he used, you don't necessarily need. You don't need a star tracker either, only patience and the willingness to move the camera manually. It will mean shorter exposures and possibly a higher iso. It can be done, however!

@nishaanpatel9985 4 года назад

Wow makes your heart pound seeing all that space above, so humbling to know there's so much we can see but yet know nothing about

@jwdeepsky Год назад

So excited!!! I ordered this lens with a canon rebel xsi, and the adventurer gti. Can't wait to continue my journey

@paullee2561 4 года назад

Nothing like the good old days of hyper-sensitizing the film to ASA 3200. Much easier, Great info and vid.

@souljahdu 4 года назад

Was excited about this then I saw the price of the filter. 😂😂😂

@adamkoloff3282 4 года назад

Back to your roots! Great stuff dude

@ct8350 4 года назад

Love to see you not only using the high end stuff BTW great picture!

@user-iw9se9tu7w 4 года назад

“In the city” lol

@mornaistar 3 года назад

IKR! ahaha he lives like in the middle of the woods

@unbroken1010 3 года назад

Stay away antifa 😀

@groad6551 3 года назад

@@unbroken1010 😄

@melarbi 4 года назад

Hey, I have an old rebel XT in the vault and am interested in modifying it manually. Would you be able to link some RU-vid videos or tutorials on how to do it?

@ChrisTardif_ 4 года назад

Just search RU-vid for "modify canon dslr for astrophotography". I used AstroMod Canada to do mine....I'd have a pile of leftover parts if I tried it myself :)

@RobB_VK6ES 4 года назад

not for the feint hearted but doable if you proceed carefully. It will also pay to research deeper into such mods as not all are equal. where you live may also play a part. Trevor has that ice bucket called Canada to cool his cameras and he chose a relatively large and bright target. you will not get comparable results in hot climates and dimmer smaller targets.

@middlofmowhere1421 2 года назад

Good one Trevor! I started with a DSLR like that one. Taking pictures of sunrises and sunsets. Wish I'd seen this video then!

@chillingwiththestars9160 4 года назад

Amazing! As a super shiny new astrophotographer this is the setup i'm going to be trying out! Can't wait!

@rkeele82 4 года назад

Great video, love how encouraging this option for entry level Astrophotographers.

@robertfield4103 4 года назад

Also,youtube tutorials on removing the IR cut filter typically show a replacement film being inserted (to maintain focus distance). Is this film only for autofocus? For a modified body dedicated to astro, is a replacement film required? HELP

@marcagostini3051 4 года назад

Depends on your lens; On some lenses, you won't be able to reach infinite focus without a replacement, beacause a piece of glass like a filter will alter the length of the optical path by ~1/3 of its thickness. This is of course vital if you want to do astrophotography; I modified my Nikon d3200 without replacement, on my Samyang 24mm I can't reach infinite focus anymore, but on my Sigma 50-150 I can, it all depends on where the lens manufacturer puts the stop for focusing. On an astronomical telescope this usually isn't an Issue because you tend to have loads of focuser travel.

@dennisstilwell8116 4 года назад

Thank you so much for all your videos. I am just beginning astrophotography, and this was sooooooooo helpful.

@chaowang545 4 года назад

Thank you Trevor, this is an awesome video :). Hope to get to see you again at NEAF this year.

@ellarpc 4 года назад

I would like to see how you do your post processing on an image like this.

@yesitchris 3 года назад

Lol I second that, plus I’m pretty sure the reddish color is rendered

@BlackDiamondYoutub 4 года назад

2 seconds in and I can see already that tripod/tracker right there plus everything you are mentioning is a good few thousand $$$

@M-Mir 4 года назад

300€ Samyang, 150€ Cam, 100€ filter, 60€ clear glass, 300€ Tracker, 100€ rest. 1k and youre good to go.

@vitami1 4 года назад

@@M-Mir what's the filter and what is the "clear glass" you said?

@danwray5626 4 года назад

Inspiring. i use that tracker and love it for starters, but have a Celestron AVX arriving and can't wait to have the goto help to find objects to photograph.

@brewinanddoin9312 2 года назад

With yours and Nico's videos, I just took the dive into this hobby. Can't wait to learn and grow.

@ArturoBeltran_SoCal 4 года назад

Any chance you can do a setup tutorial on the "Star tracker" Adenturer from beginning to end?

@MattMuirhead 4 года назад

there are hundreds of them online. search "star tracker polar align" or more specifically to that model, "star adventurer polar align". You'll find many of them out there.

@SchardtCinematic 4 года назад

My first DSLR was a T3i. I gave it to my daughter and I bought an 80D. Then I sold my 80D for a 90D

@wildnessinframe 4 года назад

90D is a absolute beast. I brought it recently too

@83jbbentley 4 года назад

Schardt Cinematic Productions I’d love to see how it does Milkyway photography

@SchardtCinematic 4 года назад

@@83jbbentley I've never actually had the chance to do milky way or a starry night sky with any of my DSLRs but someday I hope too. I also own a 5D mark III full frame as well.

@wildnessinframe 4 года назад

@@83jbbentley I actually did with my old 750D and it managed some sick shots so my best guess is 90D definitely gonna be better

@montygemma 4 года назад

When I was at University doing a fine art painting course i got interested in landscape photography along with the painting. I asked the most qualified photography tutor there what was the best kit. He said all you need is a cheap Canon or Nikon, recommended a Canon 1100D or 600D and to use a prime lens whenever possible. He told me that's all I'll ever need, it's much more about knowing what you're doing and being in the right place at the right time than expensive equipment.

@august3777 4 года назад

That's a better image than I thought you were going to get. I'll be getting my first telescope and mount here in a few weeks, and the horsehead nebula is one of those deep sky objects I'm looking forward to capturing, because its so beautiful. Great job in getting it with get a T3i.

@MHMHMH97 3 года назад

i really recommend you guys watching astrobiscuit, he did it under 100, tripod binocular and a phone

@BeRoOoOoON 4 года назад

WOOOW man incredible plz music @ 9:42 plz help

@kanedafx1 3 года назад

I use shazam to find out. Suite Gothique in C minor: IV toccata.

@BeRoOoOoON 3 года назад

@@kanedafx1 it not the same :((

@oriondrive 4 года назад

That was amazing! Great patience pays off!

@TewkesburyBear 2 года назад

This is epic, was looking at some telescopes but this has me sold.

@kenzo450D 4 года назад

"ordinary backyard" "city", and that shows up! :O

@monkeypants6764 4 года назад

Man its been cloudy for about 2 months where i live, to bad i cant use my telescope.

@dj554825 4 года назад

Same for me. About 3 good days this month in the NE of the USA by me and I had work early each morning. Only a couple of hours all month that I have had anything but binocular viewing.

@T-Bear 4 года назад

We have the same. Have'nt seen the stars for 2-3 months.

@monkeypants6764 4 года назад

Torbjørn Gustafson It really stinks, I recently just invested in a quite large telescope amd i havent been able to use it any more than 5 times

@robertbennett6410 4 года назад

Sir, I am soon going to be plunging back into stargazing/astrophotography. I admit I am a total amateur at what I will be attempting to do, I would need a lifetime of experience probably to even get close to your level on your worst days!!! Thank you SOOOOO much for the great videos and explanations. I hope I can at least capture half decent images!! THANK YOU for what you do!

@seanmolony-redstickastro238 4 года назад

Man it looks really cold up there. That's a great video for new people. Well done.

@doublek87 4 года назад

What's the music at 9:42 please ? Cool video also :)

@mcgavin098 4 года назад

I just go to the hubble website and right click on their images that can then be saved on a memory card. Cost to me = $0.00.

@markszkil 4 года назад

Nice back to basics video. I still can't believe what's possible from my backyard. Also congratulations on being a keynoter at Dylan's Star Stuff III extravaganza. That's quite a feather in your cap and very well deserved.

@SCAerialsSteveCarpenter 4 года назад

Thanks for this helpful video for a beginner astrophotography setup! Yes, there are the additional costs for the other necessary items, but those costs are a one time purchase and can be used over and over for other projects and uses too. I may look into this further since I have and older Canon DSLR that I could convert. Thanks again and wish you clear skies!

@EriIaz 4 года назад

_AstroBackyard_ : 1:05 I gonna prove to you that from an ordinary backyard in a city you can get astonishing results _Light pollution_ : *I'm about to end this man's whole career*

@bskdopeboy 4 года назад

"The key to being able to take awesome photos with a cheap camera is to pay excessively for everything else" oO

@lw3609 3 года назад

If you're looking for a cheap hobby astrophotography isn't it. The set up he is using is still cheap in regards to other astrophotography options. He has telescopes that cost more than this entire rig

@bskdopeboy 3 года назад

@@lw3609 I've taken half decent photos on my phone. You just need to go to the right place and have patience.

@lw3609 3 года назад

@@bskdopeboy and your photos will be significantly worse quality that what this rig which is a beginner rig could produce. theres mounts that cost more than the entire set up in this video hence why i said it isnt a cheap hobby

@bskdopeboy 3 года назад

@@lw3609 The point is this video is meant to be teaching you how to take decent photos on a CHEAP DSLR AND LENS. Fuck me...

@lw3609 3 года назад

@@bskdopeboy which you can do with the camera he shows you don't need to get a dedicated astronomy camera or a astro DSLR. However if you want to take pictures of DSO the rig he showed is a beginner rig

@C0smicun1vers3 2 года назад

Omg no way! I asked you in a different video if the t3i works and look what I find!? Awesome thank you!

@mountainman8775 4 года назад

That‘s incredible. Your video will genuinely make me look up at the night sky differently. I‘m wondering now about all that I can see if I could only not blink for an hour

@joelsmith2599 4 года назад

Anyone else here want to be an astronomer when they're older? I know I do

@JoshJamesification 4 года назад

loser

@jeffchapman605 4 года назад

Define 'older'.

@august3777 4 года назад

I'm only 46 years old. I wont be getting older for another 10 years or so. I think I want to start right away

@LolitaDavidovich934 4 года назад

I am older

@imagineaworld 4 года назад

Lol Astronomy is great fun just dont ever expect to get paid for it.

@slavatoin8273 4 года назад

“Take amazing images with a camera under $200” *uses $400 dslr star tracker*

@onyourmarkphoto 4 года назад

We'll be doing this handheld with an iPhone soon. LOL

@dwargo6554 3 года назад

Shop around $400 IS cheap for a computerized mount. You only said the camera was cheap anyway. I'm wondering if people try to drill holes in the camera for cooling tubes or the like?

@bulbhead3333 4 года назад

The star tracker is the most important accessory. Most people think it's the camera but lens and accessories and most importantly a person that knows what they are doing. Great video.

@spallan100 4 года назад

Beautiful end result, thanks for the video.

@ReviewGuy01 3 года назад

"with this cheap $200 DSLR plus $2000 worth of accesories you can get pics like these lol so cheap anyone can do it" this guy tho 😂😂😂

@propfella 4 года назад

Who's getting fed up with all these RU-vidrs pulling ridiculous faces on their thumbnails?

@diegoiunou 3 года назад

This guy doesn't care about science, he just want to be famous... If it was just the thumbnail.

@Will-dt3yg 4 года назад

Killer images!!! THANK YOU AstroBackyard!!!

@adamstricks2459 3 года назад

The sound design on this video is amazing!

@kookland347 4 года назад

when you use a t2i as your primary camera...

@RaysAstrophotography 4 года назад

Nice image! Great choice for the light weight when it is so cold!

@skysdaisies7669 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing Trevor, excellent content.

@jeffpittel6926 Год назад

Great video. I'm thinking about getting back into astrophotography. Could you post a video on how you polar align the mount? My only motorized mount is an old Meade 8" SCT.

@DisasterDossier 4 года назад

Fantastic video. Keep up the great work!

@adamfilip 4 года назад

I didnt realize you could see a nebula with a 135mm lens. I figured something longer would be required. this is inspiring!

@georgewashington7444 9 месяцев назад

Lots of nebula visible with unaided eye. M42 M17 M22 North American nebula I even saw M27 from Utah high desert!

@rafidworriars317 3 года назад

yoooo all musics in your vids are just awsome!

@jerbyjerb5672 2 месяца назад

As an owner of an older DLSR camera (Nikon D3500) this video gives me hope yet for the life of my lil camera. I do plan to buy something more upgraded eventually, but this means I can still use my current camera even further into the years to come!

@OriginalPuro 3 года назад

Beautiful beyond what words can describe.

@robdille3130 4 года назад

Awesome Trevor!

@cyrilcalmes4208 4 года назад

I would die to shoot these kind of photo. I think that my good old EOS 600D (Rebel T3i) will start a new life !!!!! Thanks for all your videos. Stay safe and go on making great videos...

@beatriceheinze2294 4 года назад

Nice image! Even M78 is in it on the left bottom corner. I have also the SW Star adventurer, a canon dslr (aps-c) and a Samyang 85mm. I can't wait to try this target myself. Unfortunately, the weather here in Belgium is bad at the moment. Keep up the good work, Trevor! Clear skies! 👍😃🌌📷🔭

@WanderingLostAdventures 4 года назад

Thanks for the idea for my T3!

@escort1968 4 года назад

This is the video I have been waiting for. I have the canon 650 (rebel t4i) and am saving up for this type of set up. I know that it is not just the camera or the lens bit also the after processing and am going to be on a steep learning curve. I really love the video and will use it as a guide.

@qtipie00 3 года назад

Very inspirational video! Good job.

@theinterstellarfeller 4 года назад

Another great video! Your channel is what gave me the courage to take the plunge into deep sky astrophotography. Since this isn’t a goto mount, I was hoping you’d show the steps from polar alignment to locating dso manually. Regardless, grateful for your videos!

@MarvelousLXVII 3 года назад

Nice video. I love the pic and give you the "Marvelous Award." Hey your house-style and the snow sure look like Michigan.

@d3ci.b3L 4 года назад

I'd be in heaven at -17°C! Last time I was out, it was -18°C but horribly windy. The time before that, it was -32°C and calm. It was cold, but layers are the answer! Nice image, by the way. I'm very impressed! Great channel you got here, Trevor.