My Astrovideography

Hi @Werny Michael , I had to find your YouTube channel from your "About" section on your profile via your website.

Like you, I brought together my interests in astronomy and photography.

I subscribed to your channel.

That's great! I watched a couple of your videos and they look very nice!

Since I am also learning French it is just perfect for me.

I have subscribed to your channel 

Like you I have also created a Youtube channel dedicated to astrophotography. But the goal with my channel is to create cinematic videos with my astrophotography images and show some adventures combining hiking to places to make Milkway time lapses. Here is the link if you are interested to check it out

https://www.youtube.com/@lookspacethings

@Werny Michael , you inspired me to upload a video to YouTube. It's very short, only 1 second long, best watched at 0.25x speed and looped. I basically made a video of the sunrise solar eclipse of June 10, 2021 from my DSLR shots:

Solar Eclipse June 10, 2021

Today's solar eclipse is visible in my area. We get 99.3% coverage, but I am hoping to make it to the totality zone today in time.

So, I made it to the totality zone today!  I saw great views through my telescope at my chosen site of the partial phases! Here's my setup at the site for my pre-eclipse viewing a few days ago:


My Visual Solar Setup

However, it was a long drive from my home and I didn't want to lose precious time setting up my camera equipment at the expense of missing out on the partial phases. So, I visually observed only. For me, the best part of the eclipse was the build-up. Seeing the light changes on the ground and progress of the eclipse through the telescope was satisfying for me. Totality looked just like in pictures. I also saw Jupiter and Venus. However, I do not have any photos of my own to share. I will however take some post-eclipse solar photos tomorrow (weather permitting) from my home so that I have a record of what the Sun looked like the days around the eclipse.