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ASTRO: two globs at 0.45"/pixel
M13: 30 x 1 minute, no filter
ML4022 (7.4 micron pixels), Stinger 450mm f/12.6 classical cass used at f/7.4 (3366mm) http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m13...camel_page.htm M71: 31 x 1 minute, no filter ML4022 (7.4 micron pixels), Stinger 450mm f/12.6 classical cass used at f/7.4 (3366mm) http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m71...camel_page.htm the seeing was quite good: i measured less than 2" stars in some of the frames the problem was the wind.... kept screwing up my frames. that's why I moved to globs with no filter. 5 minutes was too long, but with one minute exposures I got to use about 1/4 of the frames I took gotta build that observatory! |
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ASTRO: two globs at 0.45"/pixel
Richard,
that looks good considering the image scale. Nice round stars. Stefan "Richard Crisp" schrieb im Newsbeitrag m... M13: 30 x 1 minute, no filter ML4022 (7.4 micron pixels), Stinger 450mm f/12.6 classical cass used at f/7.4 (3366mm) http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m13...camel_page.htm M71: 31 x 1 minute, no filter ML4022 (7.4 micron pixels), Stinger 450mm f/12.6 classical cass used at f/7.4 (3366mm) http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/m71...camel_page.htm the seeing was quite good: i measured less than 2" stars in some of the frames the problem was the wind.... kept screwing up my frames. that's why I moved to globs with no filter. 5 minutes was too long, but with one minute exposures I got to use about 1/4 of the frames I took gotta build that observatory! |
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