Tiago Ferreira

It's only a video where i give my honest opinion about this eyepiece that i like and recommend. Just that.

This is my point of view about this great eyepiece and why it's an excellent 1st choice for a beginner, I use it with a 12" f/5 dobsonian newtonian reflector telescope with a 2" focuser. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Eulm0qze3I

In this video i make some considerations about my experience with Baader Clicklock and other focuser extensions. I was expecting more from Baader in this product. I use it on a 12" GSO dobsonian telescope.

Whirlpool Galaxy 12" f/5 GSO DOBSONIAN Geoptik Eartha Equatorial Platform ZWO ASI294MC Baader IR/UV cut L-filter Baader MPCC Mark III Coma Corrector Gain=450 Exposure=2s 230 frames stacked with SC Live Stack + Post processed only with PS

yes. greenish blue. And sometimes, rare, a red tint which i though was impossible to see but it is not.

could be a nice "pocket eyepiece". let's see...

yeah not always happen which make me think it can be some intrusive subtil light. i can't remember. i am aware about flats but i am too lazy to do that. i am working now only with darks to see how it goes. darks i don't like but i don't mind to capture but flatsare too boring for me to do.

This is my 1st composition with the results of 3 months of experiencing astrophotography with my 12" f/5 GSO Dobsonian telescope in an equatorial platform and a ZWO ASI224MC. Not bad for just 3 months with loads of fun. Cheers! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o_K8jwyIVs

yeah i suppose there are loads of good springs. These ones are excellent and i wanted to share.👍

This video show the different methods i use upgrading my 12" dobsonian reflector newtonian GSO springs, what you should looking for when you decide to upgrade them and the final springs i choose because of their quality and excellent job holding the primary mirror cell and collimation. Spot on with these stiffer springs. Cheers!

YESSSSS! I love it too and that's my purpose. I just upload astrophotos for people to see that it is possible to do nice things with a DOBSONIAN. I'm trying the live stack with many fails BUT yesterday i finally did it and i had a topic in CN and also here in stargazerslounge: https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/373961-finally-i-did-something-decent-in-eaa-ngc-2438-planetary-nebula-12-f5-gso-dobsonian/

YES! After a while with loads of fails each time i went with sharpcap live stack, today i finally managed to do something to start with. This is the beginning, the night i've live stacked something. It's been hard to figure live stack tricks, many things at the same time. This was my image. OMG this jumped in a few seconds. No boring processing waiting, just point, live stack and finally SEE something fast stacked. I also tooked a print screen hoping that you can help me to figure what i should change based on what you see. Please find it below and give me some hints for me to proceed. I've noted when playing with histogram that half of the screen was brighter than the other half, not uniform. The picture was "save as seen" in png NGC 2438 - Planetary nebula 12" f/5 GSO Dobsonian Geoptik Eartha Equatorial Platform ZWO ASI224MC Baader IR/UV cut L-filter TS 0.5x Reducer spaced to 0.7x 117 frames Gain=500 Exposure=1

NGC 2438 is a planetary nebula in the southern constellation of Puppis 12" f/5 GSO Dobsonian Geoptik Eartha Equatorial Platform ZWO ASI224MC Baader IR/UV cut L-filter TS 0.5x Reducer spaced to 0.7x Gain=550 Exposure=1s 700 frames 50 Darks 100 bias Processed in DSS+PS

i don't want to wait too much. I just wanna see the object the best i can but just for a while.

Thank you. It's my 1st attempt at this object. I was very excited framing it lol

with some more work you can do it. there is people that reset and repeat and then process.

i don't know. i like to do short exposures it was funny but then i had to stop because of the wind. i am too exposed without buildings around

Thanks!

🐴 Horsehead Nebula (Barnard 33) 12" f/5 GSO Dobsonian Geoptik Eartha Equatorial Platform ZWO ASI224MC Baader IR/UV cut L-filter Gain=400 Exposure=5s 80 frames 15 Darks 100 bias Windy conditions Processed in DSS+PS

Install the skysafari app. It's the best IMO.

Oh, that's planned Martin. You bet it. I want to share the Dobsonian aperture power to help to break the myth. Nice and steady. Cheers.

Because it's hard to see. 11,2 mag. When i saw it i pause my observation and took the cam and laptop right away to frame this beauty.

I too was surprised to see the detail. I will try with better conditions and more frames.

Yes, my post processing is almost none. Sometimes i even prefer to leave it as it is. But many times i have to cut or low the amb glow and enhance just a bit the color, without adulterating it. That said, i didn't want to push to see better the orange filaments. I prefer, and planned, the next time i meet this nebula to just add more frames. Beeing mostly a visual guy has its influence, to not exceed and present an unicorn.

🍬GEMINI NEBULA NGC 2371/2 - (ap. mag 11,2) This image confused astronomers when it was first studied — rather than being classified as a single object, it was instead recorded as two objects, owing to its symmetrical lobed structure (known as NGC 2371 and NGC 2372). These two lobes are visible to the lower left and upper right of the frame, and together form something known as a planetary nebula. (in:Nasa) To me it looks like a candy, to my wife like an eye and to many people like a peanut. At the end what matters is that you let flow your imagination while admiring this wonderful and complex structure. I've catched it last night at the middle of my visual observation session 🙂 12" f/5 GSO Dobsonian Geoptik Eartha Equatorial Platform ZWO ASI224MC Baader IR/UV cut L-filter Gain=550 Exposure=1s 800 frames 50 Darks 800 bias Processed in DSS+PS