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I remember watching your videos a few years ago. The one where you edited the Orion Molecular Cloud is still the one I get back to. I believe I also learned about "ETTR" from you. All the best :)

Thank you 🙏

Beautiful.

Great tutorial even 5.5 years later! Quick question - do you do a little basic processing to each image before exporting and stacking? It looks like you may do since no vignetting and the wb looks pretty neutral already - but just wanted to check! Thanks!

Congratulations 🏆 on a magnificent job done. You are always first in the astro photography field. thanks as always for making us share your tips, tricks and share your experiences in this field. Greetings from Luca (Switzerland)👍

I first found this video a few years ago. You guys have done an amazing job in putting together everything from your experience. I am just wondering if you have an updated version of this by any chance? Over the last 9 years, a lot have changed from the gear specs to the Lightroom post processing capabilities. Please do consider making a new one or update if you don't have already.

Great video. I did not know about Siril software. I understand that Siril uses non-linear alignment of frames. I just bought my first mono camera with filters. I used so far only Photoshop for processing of my mono images. When I do Auto Align of Layers, stars from frames with different filters never align well in corners. I guess that this is because Photoshop is using only linear alignment algorithm.

Just the video I was searching for. Thanks!

Great information 👍🏻

Very helpful. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this!!!

Love it! Especially since I'm from here

Don't buy a fisheye if you want to ruin it anyway 🤦‍♂️

Man that's a killer sun star

I don’t think my old telescope is that nice & I didn’t have any adapters. What is a good SLR lens equivalent to use on a Nikon DX crop D300s. I have a 75-300 on a 2x converter for now

Excellent Video and straight to the point. The best video I have found on shooting the Milky Way

Still looking forward to the video showing how you plan, shoot and process your photos!

Is he alive?

Now photograph the milky way at daytime ;) (would that even be possible?)

have you considered switching to R series camera from sony

Fantastic information. Something I found with Luna photography is, the earth seems static and the sky rotates over head. Yes, I know that challenges the heliocentric model but....? Also there is displacement occurring....something like water? What do you see?

I got star tracker it’s so nice

Woah cool!

the right side of the car and correct side of the road

Going to try. I need to travel to a remote area.

rent a telescope? why not just download pictures from nasa? cheaper, easier, better, faster, stronger, cooler.

Fascinating about the Pentax! I had no idea this series exists. Agree - much more compact setup than a dedicated astro camera and computer.

Mindblowing !!!! 2:21 in the camera starts to move, like in hyperlapse. Did you use a motorized slider or how did you pull that off ? Thanks again for this !

Great video thanks.👍 very helpful.👍

Liked and subscribed. This may be the best video on technical settings I’ve seen yet.

A full frame will give more information taking into account the quality of modern lenses and converters, plus, most importantly, you will get color thanks to raw video, and not a trivial gray Moon. The camera with a 61 MP sensor is familiar to you. The video itself is interesting and quite reasonable for a budget hobby. Thank you!

Try a telephoto lens with these cameras and the Moon will reveal the color of its surface to you thanks to cdng 12 bit... I recommend!

I wonder how this compares with the f/1.8 GM lens. I'm interested because I have a Nikon 105 mm f/1.4, which I chose over the Sigma equivalent mainly based on the Nikon version having greater transmission at f/1.4 (or any other aperture for that matter) - amounting to about two-thirds of a stop. So, the Sigma let through similar amount of light to a hypothetical f/1.8 Nikon. If the GM transmits two-thirds of a stop more light than the Sigma, both should have similar exposure despite the aperture difference. But I want one of the two.

Another way of extending your focal length while keeping the size under control is a catadioptric telescope. For a budget of near $300 you can have a 1300 mm focal length Maksutov-Cassegrain which is probably even more compact than the refractor used by the author. Catadioptrics are usually quite dim, but they still excel at such bright targets like planets.

Any idea how the quality of this lens compares to the samyang / rokinon 14mm?

How would I know? You didn't compare it side by side to the GM 14mm 1.8.

Great video. I am also seriously considering this new lens, but I already have the Sigma 14 F1.4 DG DN and Sony 14GM, so still debating, what's your opinion regarding the image quality between this and the 14 F1.4 DG DN besides the Fisheye vs Rectilinear.

Great shots Ian! Is the fpL worth the extra cost, or can you get decent astro photos with just the fp? Any technical advantages of the fp over the fpL?

wish there was an RF version of this lens..

bro can u recommend a camera for around $650 that is good for astrography as a beginner

What app it’s this one call??

The "Pentax Q" has pixel density of 49 mp/cm2

Hi! Can you send a couple of photos in raw format taken with a sigma 20mm f1.4?))

11:27 why the lower part is sharp but the part on top seems like its out of focus.. because the details in the craters are less.. im struggling to get it all sharp

OMG, your photos are so amazing!

Very good video, thank you. (read more please) On the other hand, since the 80's with my brother on summer nights (Santiago, Chile) we would lie down looking at the sky and constantly see "stars" that were disguised and camouflaged in front of real stars with the same brightness and color. Very similar to what is seen in this video at approximately 2:30 to 2:33, in the first third vertical to the center, they move short distances. The most striking thing is that more than once we manage to see 3 or 5 "stars" that "run" synchronously. Over the years of researching, I realized that they are not meteorites, they are not satellites and I have never read anyone who discusses that topic. Very mysterious.

Were you using Sony a7s astro modified on this trip?

Wonderful video and beautiful shots. Eagerly anticipating your video on lunar photography processing!