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Are Cheap Smart Telescopes Any Good? My ultimate goal is to turn everyone into a nerd thereby making myself look comparatively less nerdy🤣 but for many nerds smart telescopes make astrophotography so easy that their users don t qualify as nerds. I don’t go along with this, I just want to take amazing pictures of the [ ]
In early February 2025 six planets line up over my London roof, the night is clear, the atmosphere is beautifully calm and the Beast, my giant 16-inch Newtonian telescope, is ready to pounce! Find out more about the ASTRO GEAR USED HERE As darkness falls Saturn is already very low on the horizon. Normally looking [ ]
Best Telescope for Christmas 2024 Your first telescope has to be able to capture the nerdmaking moment when you see Jupiter or Saturn floating in a vast sea of blackness and you realise for the first time that we on earth are floating in the vast sea of blackness too. That s what did it for [ ]
My New Widefield Travel Rig I’m excited about modern widefield travel rigs because they potentially have the power to reveal the Orion Spur – the mini spiral arm which we belong to – something that I’ve never seen, but I think in order to do that I’ll probably need to tweak my set up and [ ]
20% off Betty s limited edition print of the horsehead Time running neigh galloping out (sorry)! Hi folks, I’m back from an epic adventure on the volcanic island of La Palma where Betty took a brilliant pic of the Horsehead Nebula. Although I’m not releasing the video on YouTube just yet, I wanted to offer [ ]
My New Favourite mount: ZWO AM5 The best astrophotography mount on the market: powerful, portable and accurate. And I m not saying this due to some sponsorship deal – I don’t even own an AM5. My mate Andrew Abbott lent me his for my astro trip to the Canary Islands. ZWO AM5 is $2k in the [ ]
The video is basically me looking through a giant C14 HD edge telescope
You can watch the basic section of this video for free on youtube and you will gain a good understanding of how to collimate a Newtonian telescope. This video is for serious amateurs astrophotographers who are willing to go the extra mile to achieve excellent collimation and sharper images.The full video is 40 minutes long [ ]
How to choose the best ISO/Gain and exposure length of your DSLR or astro camera for deep space astrophotography. An advanced tutorial.
The video is jam packed with technical astro goodness as well as tear your hair out moments of inevitable biscuitiness. The mission is to build a telescope as sharp as Kitt Peak (again) only this time I have a neat trick and help from a guy who owns 3 CNC machines😍 Click on the vid [ ]