Hello everyone! A quick addendum on the video: At one point in the video, an error was made regarding PIPP - it stands for Planetary Imaging PreProcessor, not what is said in the video. This is not the only method to go about doing this, just Kyle's preferred method. There is a lot more you can do here! We learned after the video was uploaded that Microsoft ICE was removed from Microsoft's website in 2021. We don't know why this was the case, but we're disappointed as this was a valuable asset for the astrophotography community. However, you can find an alternative stitching program. Photoshop also has a built in stitching resource should you have access to it.

I'm surprised I wasn't subscribed yet, so much good information here.

Fantastic tutorial! Excellent presentation and guidance. Thanks for posting!

Great Detail! I am excited to start imaging, your video has pointed me into the right direction! Thanks

Very informative, clearly presented and nicely paced. Thank you for producing this.

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bill!

Thats just amazing! Will for sure would want to do this one day!

Thanks a lot. Very well done. Not ready to take the plunge yet

Brilliant, thank you!

Great video! Thanks so much.

Great vid!

Great tutorial.

Fantastic and a Very informative tutorial. Thank you! ☘️👍

Simple video. Neat!

I will try this when I get my first telescope... thanks for the great tutorial!

Crasy good video. Keep it up

Awesome video guys!! Honestly it was a double-win discovering your page from the giveaway promotion because space peaks my interest anyways :-) Of course it would’ve been awesome to have gotten a new telescope lol but I’m glad to be able to support new creators, and looking forward to the future!!

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

We're glad to hear you enjoy our channel!

Amazing

Hello a great video and an excellent photo iv been trying moon imaging for about a year now and have just upgraded my camera been using the svbony 105 and wanted to get the hole moon in as its basically impossible unless ur telescope is around 300mm in length and literally stumbled across this video u made it look quite easy wich means it isn't 🤣 but this video means I can give it a good go anyway thanks for helping us newbies 👍

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video!

Nice 👍

You don't need to use PIPP to convert AVIs to SER. SharpCap and Firecapture record in SER natively. The only limiting factor is if your camera does not support the SER format. Autosakkert3 will stack AVIs as well. The only reason I say this is to reduce the steps needed to create the mosaic. if you can stack your video without preprocessing, you don't have to download or learn another piece of software to achieve the results you want. :-)

@kyled7969

2 жыл бұрын

All good points! For the purposes of the video I recorded with a AVI so that we could actually preview the video before loading it into PIPP. Also a useful tip for those using a DSLR as you can convert from a MOV (for example) to a SER.

amazing video, epic final result, what is the song/music in background?

Wow, pretty

Could I pan the moon in one clip and then depend on Autostakkert to do the whole mosaic?

Hie i am new subscriber 🥳🥳🥳

I have a stupid question, but it's the only thing that wasn't shown in this video. How exactly would you frame each video to perfectly match the edge of the next one? Do you just have to use your own judgement or is the a special way of doing that?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

It's really your own judgement. While you're taking an image of each panel of the Moon, try to make sure at least one or two identifiable crater or feature stays common in each of them. Copernicus, Tycho, et cetera. Doing so requires a pretty good understanding of the Moon's geography.

@theastrophotographerjudah9421

2 жыл бұрын

@@highpointscientific Is it ok if a little bit from the first video clip remains in the second clip?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

@@theastrophotographerjudah9421 You'll ideally want to remove that little bit, otherwise the stacking software will get confused.

Great tutorial Kyle, did you use any type of moon filter?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Just a UV/IR cut filter, no lunar filter.

@rodmarshall

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Kyle, my scope and sensor size on camera are small, I estimate that would take 15-20 panes on a full moon. Do you have any suggestions on how to capture this many panels and not miss any? Is there any software that automates this process?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

@@rodmarshall Check out EQMosaic! eq-mod.sourceforge.net/mosindex.html Another option: github.com/Rolf-Hempel/MoonPanoramaMaker

@rodmarshall

2 жыл бұрын

@@highpointscientific thanks, I will check them both out tonight!!

Make another tutorial but without tracking mount

Hello! Will you guys post a video on the drawing?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Hello! We don't plan to have a video on the drawing.

@Victor_SK

2 жыл бұрын

Ok, thanks for the info!

I’ll make the mosaic when I win that telescope 😌

Hello really love the videos very helpful and I saw on Instagram that you are giving away a telescope and was wondering how do I enter the give away

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Rules for the giveaway can be found here: www.highpointscientific.com/new-youtube-subscriber-giveaway

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this is very helpful, also i subscribed to enter the giveaway is that all i have to do?

@highpointscientific

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, as long as your profile is public you're all set.

@nuhmeeuz

2 жыл бұрын

@@highpointscientific does it show that mine is public? i just want to make sure i’ve been needing a new telescope

Fantastic tutorial! Excellent presentation and guidance. Thanks for posting!