Chrissyo's Astrophotography

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This is an arrangement of a bunch of my astrophotographs. They were all taken from 2005 up until early 2007. About half of these images were taken with a Dobsonian mount whereas the other half were taken with an EQ6 mount.
These images and more can be found at my deviantART page:
http://chrissyo.deviantart.com
The music is Moonlight Sonata.
Enjoy! If you have questions, feel free to ask :)

Tags for this video: astronomy chrissyo dobsonian eq6 jupiter mars moon nebula newtonian orion outer saturn science space sun telescope venus

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What would be a ... ( 11 months ago by jwel44)

What would be a good magnification to show some details of Jupiter?

I usually take my ... ( 11 months ago by ChrissyoSpace)

I usually take my images with a magnification of around 960X - 1250X.

Thanks! I don't ... ( 11 months ago by jwel44)

Thanks! I don't think mine would work with that much. I have a celestron c6-n reflector with the cge5 mount.

You don't need as ... ( 11 months ago by ChrissyoSpace)

You don't need as much magnification as I use to get some detail. You can probably get nice results with 500X or less magnification. I guess you'd just have to give it a try to see what works well with your scope and camera.

incredible shots ... ( 10 months ago by sylvanfish)

incredible shots thanks,good work out standing

Could you find the ... ( 10 months ago by Blackheart77ce)

Could you find the US flag on the moon with one of these telescopes?

Nope. There are no ... ( 10 months ago by ChrissyoSpace)

Nope. There are no current telescopes that can resolve that kind of detail on the moon (not even the Hubble space telescope can).

Excellent shots. ... ( 9 months ago by FaoleannOBradaigh)

Excellent shots. How much would a scope and an adapter for a Canon dSLR set you back?

I have no idea, it ... ( 9 months ago by ChrissyoSpace)

I have no idea, it would depend on the telescope. A SRL adapter doesn't cost very much though (less than $100).

Planetary is hard ... ( 8 months ago by MyAstroSpaceDotCom)

Planetary is hard mate, you've done very well.

Nice job...I am ... ( 7 months ago by sudcat67)

Nice job...I am just starting out. I am somewhat dissapointed with my 4.5 reflector. i want more detail on planets galaxies nebulas
This is also my yahoo id any suggestions on what to buy next would be greatly appriciated...Thanks again

Well as they say, ... ( 7 months ago by ChrissyoSpace)

Well as they say, aperture is king. The larger the primary mirror/lens on your telescope, the more light it will be able to gather and thus the better nebulae, galaxies etc will look. Assuming you don't really care too much about tracking abilities, a large Dobsonian based Newtonian telescope would be fairly nice.

Love your work ! ... ( 6 months ago by faynart)

Love your work ! Thanks for shering.

oh well are the ... ( 5 months ago by elzewayvi)

oh well are the skiny looking good too cause i have skiny telescope made by meade

Nice planetary work ... ( 5 months ago by MyAstroSpaceDotCom)

Nice planetary work mate.

I'm getting a ... ( 5 months ago by perrrfection)

I'm getting a Zhumell 10" Dobsonian Reflector Telescope would I be able to get views like yours?

Awesome! How long ... ( 5 months ago by tessalia87)

Awesome! How long was the Jupiter exposer? It would be stunning to see Jupiter in motion via time-lapse with the moons orbiting around it. Even if you don't have tracking capability, you can still line up your exposures using slideshow software.5*****

I'm really enjoying ... ( 4 months ago by mason104)

I'm really enjoying your videos. Thanks.

Thank you!!! ( 4 months ago by avv58)

Thank you!!!

WOW !!!! respect! ... ( 4 months ago by dyonisos75)

WOW !!!! respect! great job....thank you

Okay man has landed ... ( 3 months ago by Astronomyking)

Okay man has landed on the moon because when they did they put mirrors on it. Then out in Califonia they fire huge lasers at those mirros and measure how long it takes to come back. So MAN HAS LANDED ON THE MOON!

how did you get ... ( 1 month ago by CommunistHunter)

how did you get your dobsonian to stay still long enough to do photogrpahy, and what did you use? NexImage?

Just a lot of ... ( 1 month ago by ChrissyoSpace)

Just a lot of practise with hand tracking - I do my best to keep the object in the camera's field of view while pushing the telescope by hand. It doesn't give the best of results though, so my images taken with my EQ6 mount are much better.
As for cameras, I used to use just a Panasonic video camera attached afocally to my eyepiece, but I now use a DMK21AU04.

Haha, thanks for ... ( 1 week ago by ChrissyoSpace)

Haha, thanks for the kind words! :) When I bought my telescope several years ago it cost about $700 australian.

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