Stop Hurting Your Eyes Watching The Moon Through a Telescope

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Using a Variable Polarizing Moon and Planets Filter to watch the Moon without hurting the eyes with its extreme brightness. Although it doesn't damage the eyes, watching the Moon without any filter it's cumbersome and make us loose vision for a moment. With this variable polarizing filter from SVBONY you can watch the Moon with all the comfort. In this video i test the filter visually and with a ZWO 294 camera with surprising results.
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@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

8 inch vs 12 inch DOBSONIAN Telescope Capturing The BODE'S GALAXY: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h77plHlSDXc.html

@avt_astro206 2 года назад

I use Moon filter On Phases when Moon is Close To full or Gibbous. It is Overwhelmingly bright indeed!

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

@quasar9058 2 года назад

Amazing tip. It looks much better and much more confortable without the intensity of the moonlight.

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

Thanks👍👍

@eduarddemencik233 2 года назад

Hi Tiago, I suggest you try baader neodymium LP filter for planets, seems surprisingly good, especially jupiter with red belts.

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

Thanks Eduard, yes i have it with my camera. Can't wait to try it on Jupiter! :)

@igorrodjan2780 2 года назад

God I love watching your videos! Glad you finally got some sponsors! Been watching your channel since the beginning and I just love the approach that you have with the viewer! Anyway, heard some quality music in the background in some of your videos, techno to be precise :D

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

Thanks for the motivation!👍🙂

@brianhayward8240 3 месяца назад

Did you know that looking at the side of a white house when the sun is out is actually much brighter than looking at the full moon through a large aperture telescope? It seems so much brighter because when your eyes are dark adapted, they are about 1 million times more sensitive than during the day.

@DobsonianPower 3 месяца назад

Yep. Actually we should do the opposite, to come from light to the telescope to watch the moon. It's interesting

@brianhayward8240 3 месяца назад

@@DobsonianPower Some people who are seriously into the moon swear by what you are saying here. Use a large aperture and let the eyes adjust to the moonlight. (de-dark-adapt) They claim details are better than putting another piece of glass in between the light and their eyes. And in fact blocking light.

@penyambunglidahkyaisadrakh9025 Год назад

I don't understand this polarizing instrument. Because this polarizing instrument capacity such as ND Filter. Is it possible the polarizing instrument do that? Or this polarizing instrument synergistically combine with ND filter include it? .

@DobsonianPower Год назад

You should contact the manufacturer svbony to answer that

@ranjitkoothuparambil9782 10 месяцев назад

can i use this filter on my 90mm skywatcher eq2 telescope ? or this is only for larger aperture telescope?

@DobsonianPower 10 месяцев назад

Yes you can use it in any telescope. You have the 1.25" version of the filter

@ranjitkoothuparambil9782 10 месяцев назад

@@DobsonianPower thank you ! Do you recommend any good. Eye pieces for my telescope ?

@DobsonianPower 10 месяцев назад

@ranjitkoothuparambil9782 it depends how much you want to spend and what eyepieces do you already have

@ranjitkoothuparambil9782 10 месяцев назад

@@DobsonianPower I am ok for good ones if it can give me a sharp and clear views and off course I can use it in the future ,for my future telescopes!

@DobsonianPower 10 месяцев назад

@@ranjitkoothuparambil9782 i like this brand: amzn.to/47DMHLQ?AMZN%F0%9F%8C%8DEXPLORE%20SCIENTIFIC%20EYEPIECES&

@christophercullen6523 Год назад

Hello I do enjoy your videos very much thank you. Can you tell me where I can get the m 48 adapter. I have a1.25" barrel. On my refractor telescope. Thank you

@DobsonianPower Год назад

I have my gear links at dobsonianpower.com

@debbienewell7453 Год назад

did you find this adapter, i see what his gear shows but it doesn't look like what he used in the video

@kacperrapa Год назад

I using polarizing filter because it can also be used for planets!

@kenh733 10 месяцев назад

question, whats the difference in a polarizing filter and a neutral density filter?

@DobsonianPower 10 месяцев назад

Very similar but this one can regulate the amount of light cut

@ronm6585 2 года назад

Looks great, thank you. 👍🏻

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

Thanks Ron 👍 😊

@pirategremlin3584 Год назад

Is it bad to look at a full moon without a filter

@DobsonianPower Год назад

No. It's uncomfortable but will not damage your eyes. The sun is the one that damage without a filter but not the moon.

@brianhayward8240 3 месяца назад

A bright white house in direct sunlight is actually brighter than the full moon through a large aperture telescope. The shock to your eyes is that they are dark adapted when you look through a telescope. Your eyes are about 1 million times more sensitive when they are dark adapted. Our eyes are so amazing!

@debbienewell7453 Год назад

where can i buy the m48 adapter? i'm having a tough time finding it

@DobsonianPower Год назад

If you're talking abou the m42 to m48 it's this: amzn.to/3Kf0hKZ?AMZN%20%F0%9F%87%BA%F0%9F%87%B8%20For%20the%202%22%20Focal%20Reducer%20you%20also%20need%20this%20M42%20Male%20to%20M48%20Female%20adapter& IF it's the nosepiece: amzn.to/3VtkaTu?AMZN%20%F0%9F%87%BA%F0%9F%87%B8%20M48%20to%201.25%22%20nosepiece%20to%20adapt%202%22%20filters&

@debbienewell7453 Год назад

@@DobsonianPower the piece that you showed in the video is what i need but i need one that will fit a 1.25 inch

@DobsonianPower Год назад

@@debbienewell7453 i don't know what piece you are talking

@debbienewell7453 Год назад

@@DobsonianPower it's the piece you called an M48, the piece that allows you to keep the polarizing moon filter visible so you don't have to take the eyepiece out to adjust it. i

@DobsonianPower Год назад

@@debbienewell7453 Ah. Ok. It's at the video description, it's this one: amzn.to/43nfIdB

@scottb5178 2 года назад

Thanks!

@DobsonianPower 2 года назад

Hey Scott, Thank you for the support!

@johnwarner1929 Год назад

Someone said that if you get a variable polarizing filter that has two parts that can be separated, then you can put one part on your diagonal and the other on your eyepiece, which you can then simply rotate (the eyepiece) to adjust the polarization. This way you do not need to get the adapter that you suggest. Is this a good idea?

@DobsonianPower Год назад

It might work but it doesn't turn things easy IMO