#Registax 6 tutorial jupiter mp4

BMD Pocket 6K mounted on Celestron NexStar 6SE BMD Pocket 6K mounted on Celestron NexStar 6SEįor the BMD Pocket 6K I start with these settings because they’re almost noise free.

Also when capturing at this high magnifications try to stay still, every movement or slightest breeze will be visible in the clips turning them into a blurry mess.

Avoid rushing or you will start to forget settings or worse step on your tripod and re-calibrate the telescope. When capturing at night you should be prepared because you have to be in a dark environment. Mount your camera to your telescope and adjust the settings for capturing the clips. Jupiter 2021 shot on BMD Pocket 6Kįirst you need these parts to get started.Ģx or 3x good barlow lens (magnifies your image)Ĭamera that shoots video clips (with crop-in mode)īahtinov mask for perfect focusing ( I’ve 3d printed one) Pocket 6K with T2 ring adapter and Hyperion 2.25x Barlow lens Pocket 6K with T2 ring adapter and Hyperion 2.25x Barlow lens The BRAW files from the Pocket 6K are much better.

#Registax 6 tutorial jupiter mp4

I tried it with the Canon EOS R in 4K crop mode and it works! Downside is, it records only 8 Bit H.264 MP4 files. It works with any camera that can crop into the sensor. Afterwards it’s just sharpening and color adjustments. The software will throw away the blurry images caused by turbulent airflow in the atmosphere and select only the best to get a crisp image for further processing. These can be read by an image stacking software like Autostakkert. How image stacking in astrophotography worksīasically you record short video clips of your planets and convert the video clip to TIFF frames. Spoiler alert, yes it works but you need some preparation and some understanding of image stacking for such distant objects.

I wanted to push it a little bit further to see if I can capture something like Jupiter and Saturn. Lately I used it to take high resolution clips of the moon for stock agencies. The Blackmagic Design Pocket 6K camera is so versatile. Celestron NexStar 6SE with Hyperion 2.25x Barlow and BMD Pocket 6K