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18 years 6 months ago #28785
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Agreed, you got that bit of detail really nicely Keith!
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Nice capture of the Leo trio Keith, luv the dust lane!
Agreed, you got that bit of detail really nicely Keith!
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18 years 6 months ago #28896
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Glad you like it lads It's a great scope.
Michael, I took every image in RAW mode, now I really need to take some dark frames, that's next on the list. IS0 400 would definitly produce less noise, but then again, this is only an 80mm, so maybe ISO 800 is a compromise ? I used 1600, because my set up at the moment is unguided, so, I tried to capture as much as I could.
Actually Yeah - my dual technique - two crossed fingers and the odd prayer
Looking into getting a set up for autoguiding next :arrow:
Keith..
Did you take the images in RAW mode or JPEG?
Michael, I took every image in RAW mode, now I really need to take some dark frames, that's next on the list. IS0 400 would definitly produce less noise, but then again, this is only an 80mm, so maybe ISO 800 is a compromise ? I used 1600, because my set up at the moment is unguided, so, I tried to capture as much as I could.
Do you have anyway of guiding the scope?, it would make all the differance and you'd be able to get longer exposures.
Actually Yeah - my dual technique - two crossed fingers and the odd prayer
Looking into getting a set up for autoguiding next :arrow:
Keith..
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Clear Skies,
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Nice picture Keith - keep rubbing in those dark skies. I've yet to see anything like that from here.
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18 years 6 months ago #28951
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Yeah, I'm almost sick to death of seeing them!
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: Leo Trio M65, M66, NGC3628 - C80ED
Nice picture Keith - keep rubbing in those dark skies. I've yet to see anything like that from here.
Yeah, I'm almost sick to death of seeing them!
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