"just get out there and shoot. Dont obsess about the gear" great advice!!!

I love watching your videos because it's all about advanced techniques tutorial. I'm from the Philippines and Cassiopeia is my favourite constellation.

I love watching your videos- mainly for setting up my R6 for birding (your back button set up is my go to!), but I'm starting to get interested in Astro after the lunar eclipse!

Hi Brett. Just getting into Astro and loving it. I have lots to learn and you are helping greatly with your tutorials. thank you.

We love working with you, Brent, so excited for this giveaway!

I've been dabbling with astro and I am getting ready to dive a bit deeper. I enjoy your KZfaq videos keep 'em coming.

Thank yous for the great videos

I need to try my new 15-35 on astro. I love it for everything right now, super sharp and great for the fall colors. Carry on!

What a great video Brent and I found it very helpful indeed, i was looking at getting a lens for Astro, so we’ll timed. I think I will go for the Sam yang. Have a good winter season! P.S im in Wales, UK and my favourite constellation is Pleiades, the reason being, its a great way to spur youngsters interest in astro, as I always ask "how many stars can you count in that constellation?" it gets them starting to really look.

North port fl. Orion constellation. Excellent video as always. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for the great video Brent. I’ve been doing some star gazing with my neighbor and have started to transition to astro photography.

Great photos of the night sky. I enjoy viewing Orion. I can even see it from San Diego through all the lights.

Just started to dip my toes into astrophotography. Living in Rocket City ( Huntsville,AL ) . Sagittarius is one of my favorite constellations.

From New Zealand and the Pleiades constellation is a favourite. Hope you can get over here eventually and get down to Tekapo (and possibly to Wairarapa too) for their amazing dark sky reserves.

I set an alarm and attempted to get some photos of the lunar eclipse. Nothing great but had a lot of fun trying.

Going to check out the lum cubes, could you please do a tutorial for astro in the field? I'm looking forward to trying it out and have never tried it before. Love your videos!

As usual, great video... thanks.

Great video as usually 👌

Another great gear video - just moved into Canon and the R6, so I have a lot to learn about the RF and EF series. Regarding the RF35, would you recommend that over the adapted EF 35 IS USM? Some of the wide RF primes seem to be relying a great deal on in-camera or post-process correction. Perhaps I’m just old/old-fashioned.

One of these nights I need to get out and try some astrophotography. I live in Arizona and where I go fishing it's completely dark at night with no city lights. I've got a 25mm 1.7 for my lumix g9 which I think would work well.

I live in Vermont USA and right now I’m into shooting star trails!

I'm right here in front of my computer in Poland! My favourite constelation will be Leo, just because I'm a Leo myself and I really connect with that animal. I'm a huge fan of wild nature.

Absolutely love my Lume Cube Air. Would love to get a Panel Pro for video and astro work.

Always interesting and informative videos. Any thoughts on the Canon R ?

Hi, first thing: I'm in Wisconsin and my favorite Constellation is Orion. It's one of the few things I like about winter. It's also where I was able to get my first Astrophotos years ago. M42. Also regarding Lumecube, I found an unexpected non photography use for my Panel-Pro; shark tooth hunting at night on vacation in South Carolina. And one more thing you reminded me that I should buy an RF T-mount to replace my old EF. If you don't mind which one did you get? Thank You! Terry

Great news for the 800 mm just ordered that and already have a tracker so will be great to see how that and the R6 does for Orion 👍👍👍

I feel asleep watching this 🤣 good info but deff need to shorten this up because I didn’t finish watching. Just some points for future videos

I got the Rf 600 based on your reviews. Been a great addition. Didn’t occur to me to use it as a telescope because of the f/11. Am curious of your thoughts on it. Also wonder if these lumecubes can be used to take flats on a small telescope?

I'm thinking of the 15-35mm f2.8 ... but really hoping they come out with a 24 or 20mm fast prime.

From Utah and my favorite constellation is Cassiopeia. It is my sanity check for locating Polaris as the sky starts to get dark - and it matches my initial :) Could you speak about the Orion image at the 0:09 mark? It looks like you used a diffusion filter of some sort. It gets expensive to keep buying filters only to have them be too strong or not strong enough. Take care.

What do you use to get star glow on the most prominent stars?

any thoughts on RF 15-35 2.8? Thanks for this video. I'm just getting into astro and have the RF16. I am looking at additional options for lenses.

Brent! Throw me in the mix for the giveaway...Always appreciate the content you share. Keep it up!

New subscriber here. I love your content. My favourite constellation is Taurus 🐂

Thanks for doing this giveaway. My favourite constellation is Gemini.

Great video as always. Love all your stuff especially Astro.would love a Lyme cube.

I am so excited to join this giveaway. I'm from the Philippines and Leo is my favourite constellation.

I'm your big fan here and my favourite constellation is Aquarius ♒

Living in Czech Republic in Usti region. Love astro, I shoot with OnePlus 7T and Nikon D80 with 16-70 mm 3,5 - 4,5f it's not awesome but is all right. Favourite constellation is Etamin

From the Philippines and Scorpius is my favourite constellation.

Been watching you for a few weeks and you've definitely earned a sub!! I'm in Vancouver, BC but my favourite place to want to do some astro on my R6 is near Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Hey Brent, I have completely enjoyed the simple, easy to follow and understand videos you put out. I hope you will be able to answer this for me :) You mention "piggy backing" you lens (I think you referred to the RF 85?) on your telescope....can you please explain how you do this?? Maybe a photo of how it looks? :) I am familiar (and have an adapter for my R6/telescope) but unsure of how to use it with the lens attached?? I'm going to a "Dark Sky" area here in FL, in about a month and would love to be ready to use the lens/s if I could figure this out :) Sorry if this should be something I should know already, but enjoying the learning process. Thanks in advance!!

Love your video Brent

Hey Brent, I enjoyed seeing my favorite constellation to shoot, with you last month! Orion for the win! I would love the chance to win! Danielle

Now that it's a year later, how do you feel about the RF 16mm vs the RF 24 1.8? I'm thinking of one or the other for astro.

I apologize for the misspelling of your name Brent. I have a friend named Brett and that was my error. Thank you again for the ggreat videos and have a very happy thanksgiving.

Hey Brent. Very useful vid. I shoot on Fuji, and recently began exploring MW astro on the East Coast, from Maine to West Virginia. I've been getting promising results with a Rokinon 12mm f/2, manual focus, and stacking around 20 images on StarryLandscapeStacker. So far, I've done only limited light painting for foregrounds, but will definitely look into Lume Cube options. Cheers

What are your thoughts on the potential for the 28-70 F2 for Astro? I know it’s big and heavy. Have seen some fantastic photos with it though. Thanks for the videos!

Bro, I'm still on earth and Ursa major is my favourite constellation.

Unless I missed you mentioning it, I would have expected you to mention the Sigma 14mm F1.8 DG HSM ART.

What is the $400 tracker you talked about using with the F11 F11 800?

Which star tracker was you referring to that was good for around $400?

I'd like to entered this giveaway pls. I am from the Philippines and my favourite constellation is Aries. :)

Please more photos/comparison in frame instead of you, its gets boring after sometime. Dont take this in other way but show work more than yourself like 70-30 ratio.