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Another blackeye - doh!

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19 years 7 months ago #11890 by dmcdona
Another blackeye - doh! was created by dmcdona
Folks - M64 again, this time through the C8.





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Object M64 (Blackeye galaxy)
Date/time 09/05/05 23:12 UTC
Exposure 30 sec
Image no. 12
Imager DSI
Mount AP1200
Scope C8 SCT, F6.3 reducer



I've a long way to go as regards processing - there's still significant 'graininess' in the image. I suspect that this has to do with camera settings (gain and offset plus contrast) which I have yet to master. If anyone has any tips or tricks, I'm all ears...

I've also to master the AP1200. I haven't yet calibrated the PEM (periodic error management) and I've still to use SmartGuide - an inbuilt logic that corrects errors due to poor polar alignment ( :D ) and a non-orthoginal optical axis. Thank goodness for this spell of clear skies!

Cheers

Dave McD

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19 years 7 months ago #11891 by michaeloconnell
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That's MUCH better! Great stuff!

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19 years 7 months ago #11895 by DaveGrennan
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Great stuff Dave.

Regards and Clear Skies,

Dave.
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19 years 7 months ago #11898 by Keith g
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Grand shot Dave, more like doughnut to me :D Homer simpson would love ya!

Keith..

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19 years 7 months ago #11909 by Bill_H
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great shot Dave. I'm certain that Registax would sort it out for you with a little tweeking.

Bill H.

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