The first word that I understood was "cameras". Why did you tube decide to show me this? xD
@CosmosSafariКүн бұрын
Because now you are interested in understanding the amazing world of cameras.
@notveryartificial4486Күн бұрын
@@CosmosSafari I don't think I am, haha. I have no interests, unfortunately, and they don't seem to develop at all
@pletcgm7 күн бұрын
What I like is using a travel router to connect my phone to as the source and then connect my telescope to the router.
@CosmosSafari7 күн бұрын
I have a “Mango” travel router I have used in this way.
@aristotlekumpis70958 күн бұрын
Will the software also work with a USB connection into the Celestron hand device? I hear bad things about the Celestron WIFI module and connectivity issues.
@CosmosSafari7 күн бұрын
USB to a phone, a tablet, a laptop?
@aristotlekumpis70957 күн бұрын
@@CosmosSafari Connecting USB to my laptop.
@CosmosSafari5 күн бұрын
@@aristotlekumpis7095 You can use Starry Night Pro and Pro Plus (the laptop version of Sky Safari for Windows or Mac OS) to connect with and control your mount. You can also use Stellarium (FREE) to get that "planetarium-like" feel. Personally, my favorite these days is the phone experience when viewing. The last thing I want to deal with is lugging around my laptop.
@RandyMachoSavage11 күн бұрын
Do you know this because of your nosey heritage ?
@rclines00113 күн бұрын
Being able to schedule shots while you sleep was so cool. I've spent the last 2 weeks trying to find a reason not to buy this scope, but all I've found was more reasons to buy the scope lol.
@bıçak_knife_messer_tool13 күн бұрын
10x50 Version Non.
@Debgel101313 күн бұрын
I have updated to Celestron StarSense130 and still am unable to really view anything that I couldn't see with binoculars. Very frustrated even after purchasing more lenses. I am now an expert at changing lenses but not seeing anything.
@CosmosSafari13 күн бұрын
Light pollution levels? Try stellar objects like globular clusters. M13 for example.
@zygmuntziokowski787714 күн бұрын
Nice video and good information, but can you please provide the brand on bluetooth controller you are using and the brand of the mount for the iPhone. Thanks!
@CosmosSafari14 күн бұрын
It was the Move Shoot Move Triadapter. It came along with a Bluetooth button. If you already have a phone mount there are a ton of those Bluetooth things on Amazon for cheap. They all work the same. Search for “Bluetooth remote shutter”, and you will find them.
@anthonyboisvert985715 күн бұрын
What was your impression of the 20x80 on the Regal? I'm reading reviews that it's too wobbly to hold them well for stargazing.
@CosmosSafari13 күн бұрын
I think it depends on your height. I am not very tall, so for me I can keep the tripod relatively short and don’t extend it to the max. As a result, it is more stable than it would be if you are taller. I didn’t have any issues. There is always a heavier duty tripod you could use. The question you need to ask is it as portable? I think the Regal strikes a nice balance for price/portability/capability.
@anthonyboisvert985713 күн бұрын
@@CosmosSafari Thanks for your reply! I was referring to the head capacity to hold 7.5 pounds binoculars + potentially a phone. Does it work well or did you feel like it was pushing the tripod's capacity to its limit? Good job on the channel!
@CosmosSafari5 күн бұрын
@@anthonyboisvert9857 I didn't know an answer to your question and didn't want to rely on my memory, so I tested the Regal with the largest 20x80mm binos. The head capacity is sufficient in my testing and holds the binoculars in place without any issue.
@JenniferMeinel19 күн бұрын
So a random fact that I'm sure even Starizona doesn't realize. Their store on Oracle Rd. in Tucson is next door to a dance studio. That studio was founded by my uncle who was the oldest son of Aden & Marjorie Meinel (my grandparents). Aden is the founder of the College of Optical Sciences at the U of A and also is the founder (and 1st Director) of Kitt Peak National Observatory. Both of my grandparents were astronomers. If anyone is interested in a lot of astronomy and optics history, there's a book written about my grandparents called "With Stars in Their Eyes: The Extraordinary Lives and Enduring Genius of Aden and Marjorie Meinel". And now I use a Hyperstar with my C8. It's funny how small a world it is in Tucson when it comes to the astronomy and optics world.
@CosmosSafari18 күн бұрын
I will make sure that the Starizona folks see this!
@surgeon100000022 күн бұрын
Will the Starizona 0.4x SCT reducers be coming out? They have been in design phase for years now..
@CosmosSafari22 күн бұрын
I believe they are close. They mentioned something about them but it was not something that was on my radar until after the podcast. If I am able to find out more and they are okay with more details I will let you know.
@starsips22 күн бұрын
So... Will there be a Hyperstar V5?
@CosmosSafari22 күн бұрын
Great question. I don’t have an answer for you, but from our conversation the reason for new versions has to do with limitations to previous version optical design and the ever increasing quality of modern optics. If Starizona sees at some point that their design is the limiting factor in the optical design, I am sure they would do a V5. I don’t believe that is currently the case, but they seem to take advantage of their small size to remain nimble and move forward with their design as the market continues to evolve.
@PabloRodriguez-ww3cb24 күн бұрын
Please make a video how to line the month
@CosmosSafari23 күн бұрын
Unfortunately, I don’t have this mount in my possession.
@denniscollyer816126 күн бұрын
I would be interested in doing live stacking at star party for public outreach. If I set up a monitor for public viewing though won’t that interfere with night vision for everyone at event?
@CosmosSafari23 күн бұрын
Yes, a monitor would do just that. However, the whole issue is that most people live where light pollution already makes visual observing nearly impossible. Live stacking an image and putting it on a monitor allows outreach to be done virtually anywhere. Go where the people are…
@RobertoMettifogo27 күн бұрын
do you like its image quality and sharpness ? I think they're too soft
@CosmosSafari23 күн бұрын
They did some substantial updates since this video to the AI image processing. I have seen a marked increase in sharpness in the past few months.
@Z8mbie8Ай бұрын
Show me! Lol
@Dhon-rb9mqАй бұрын
🌋🏔️
@nativethingsАй бұрын
Thanks for your experience with this ED binoculars! Amazing
@bokibokiyoАй бұрын
tanx for the guide, shame that i need more saving to buy one ! but awsome video <3
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
Glad to be of service, thank you!
@calimark7448Ай бұрын
I want this stuff... my bank account may disagree though. ;-)
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
Top of the line products for sure.
@calimark7448Ай бұрын
@@CosmosSafari Yup, pulled the trigger. Eagle 5s and the 495mm losmandy weigh in at about 6 pounds.... 😲
@TheFutureisTheFutureАй бұрын
This was never released. What happened?
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
They just started shipping to customers on Friday!
@Galaxyboy444rАй бұрын
Wow i didn't know that thanks
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
Yes, I was awe inspired when I first found this out.
@Chiclets1Ай бұрын
That bISH don't work. Stop your lIES breH.
@prkroonАй бұрын
As a beginner I doubt if I should go for the Starsense 150mm Tabletop dob or Starsense Explorer 8 inch dob as the latter has an excellent score for observing DSO's, planets & moon while the 150mm tabletop version has a score of good for these objects. Also the fact that my home location is not a very sky friendly observing location due to nearby objects and light polution I have to take the scope into the car and go to a more friendly observing location. The portability of the 8 inch is more cumbersome then the 150mm tabletop dob and I can also buy the additional tabletop tripod so I am not dependent of a table 🙂 So the question is: Is a 150mm tabletop dob still suffiecient for (dimmed) DSO's & planets or should I definitely go for the 8 inch (grounded) dob?
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
I personally like an 8 inch, and once you add the tripod they are comparable in size.
@prkroonАй бұрын
@@CosmosSafari Thanks for the quick response. Personally I like the 6 inch version as I could put it on a table if I want to. However the weight is for me an issue (34 lbs = 15.4 kg vs 44 lbs = 20kg) if you have to carry the seperate parts from car to the observation location if this location is not nearby the parking lot. The additional tripod for the 6 inch tabletop is folded so easy to carry. The main question for me is the view of DSO's and planets. It is obvious that clarity is less in the 6 inch then in the 8 inch but will this be a remarkable issue when looking at sky objects? I do not want to blame myself afterwards that I did not buy the 8 inch instead of the 6 inch. Can you say something about this?
@paulmurphy9358Ай бұрын
Is there a barlow / powermate option so we can do high res Lunar, Solar, and Planetary EAA with it?
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
I don’t believe that’s currently a feature.
@ENKI7477Ай бұрын
Continue your channel
@redstonecommander5190Ай бұрын
The origin is pretty cool, but the only negative thing about it is that it’s not backwards compatible with lens pieces which is… A bit of a downgrade on my opinion because it only uses the built-in camera
@TransformersHoarderАй бұрын
Wait?! So my 8” Dob would turn into a 24”? That would be insane.
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
I have looked through one of these on a 36” dob in Cherry Springs State Park. We looked at the Lagoon and Trifid nebulae when I was steering the scope. It was surreal. Here is Al Nagler’s account. televue.com/televueopticstalk/2018/06/22/cherry-springs-star-party-recap/
@cryder106Ай бұрын
Thanks
@R4toEstАй бұрын
🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🔥🔥🔥
@rayanzanafyАй бұрын
yah
@henribuhagiar9445Ай бұрын
Ridiculous price for what it is
@PafMedicАй бұрын
So..Yeah…Not Anyone Can See The Milky Way…Some Have 0 Means,Whether Physically,Or Financially…Im In A Bortle 3 No Issues,But The Arrogance…What Happened To The Humble Person I Subbed Too
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
I don’t believe I said at any point that “anyone can see the Milky Way”. I *want* everyone to see the Milky Way.
@PafMedicАй бұрын
@@CosmosSafari..Anybody..Was Your Actual Word..Go Back And Listen To Yourself In The 1st 15 Sec….And Theres That Arrogance,Even Written In Text…Anybody,You Lost A Sub Today
@PafMedicАй бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂..Cause You Know You Did
@Mike__G2 ай бұрын
Seems awfully slow for EAA. My little Seestar had M42 as bright after a couple of 10 second subs. And the Horsehead much quicker. TO say nothing of much better views of globulars.
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
This is partly my fault for not being more clear. I had a nebula filter in for these so the "speed' was significantly reduced as a result.
@mmeyers1112 ай бұрын
I’ve found it easier to locate the sun or any target on the telescope first. Next remove the eyepiece and attach the cell phone adapter to the eyepiece. Next replace the eyepiece and adapter onto the telescope.
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
When I used to have an observatory I was able to leave it set up and maintain polar alignment and a computer model ready to go from nighttime observations. It was nice to slew to the sun with 1 button at any time. I cannot wait to get an observatory again. Hopefully soon 🤞
@mmeyers1112 ай бұрын
A sun finder is also a nice tool to use. Finding the sun with a telescope is not as easy as one would think. With an inexpensive Solar finder I can dial in the sun in seconds.
@CosmosSafariАй бұрын
Celestron has one that they put on the 50mm Travel Solar Telescope. Optics on that are surprisingly decent. I wish they would sell JUST that solar finder as a stand alone product for $20 or something. It cannot cost that much given that the 50mm Travel Telescope was already a bargain.
@dumpydalekobservatory2 ай бұрын
I've got the RASA V1 & for me it's been a love hate relationship with the scope, don't get me wrong when you get it dialled in its phenomenal. However I've find bigger sensors bring bigger problems as tilt is picked up more than in a slower scope. The centre lens group is another weakness where they can come loose even if you are careful not overtightening it. Of course being the V1 mirror flop can be a real pain to. Another design feature I think they should come with is an M54 threaded adapter for full frame cameras as even the M48 ones cause a lot of vignetting so be sure your flats are good.
@douglasstrother65842 ай бұрын
"Classical Mechanics is *boring* !" Arnold Sommerfeld and Felix Klein wrote a multi-volume work titled "The Theory of the Top".
@FJano122 ай бұрын
4 grant no thanks
@NautilusCL2 ай бұрын
That is a very bad horsehead nebula image for a $4000 scope.
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@gregorywilkins10012 ай бұрын
def. not worth the preictag
@Fractalite2 ай бұрын
I like that you can put it on to an equatorial wedge designed for Evolution mount to do longer exposures without field rotation ( don't know whether that is implemented at launch)
@icyxxxxx2 ай бұрын
Very cool!
@craiglowery44272 ай бұрын
I love your devices and software. My Eagle 4 Pro came with Windows 10 Enterprise. Microsoft has said they are stopping support for Windows 10. This bothers me. Can your staff provide instructions on updating my Eagle to Windows 11
@CosmosSafari2 ай бұрын
I don’t know if PrimaLuceLab will be monitoring all of the posts in the comment section, so I highly recommend reaching out to them directly.