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17 years 9 months ago #42800
by michaeloconnell
That is an amazing coincidence! :shock:
Wishing you the best of luck in 24hours...and for a few days time also when coming back through the green channel!
Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re: Autoguiding up and running with M51
OK - by the way, I met Mike People's in Adorama, NYC, on Monday. He's the bloke who took the Supernova image. Now, *that's* a small world :shock: Gave me free Televue baseball cap
Anyhow, delivery is due in about 24 hours...
Dave
That is an amazing coincidence! :shock:
Wishing you the best of luck in 24hours...and for a few days time also when coming back through the green channel!
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17 years 9 months ago #42807
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Kieran
16" ODK (incoming), Mesu Mount 200, APM TMB 80mm, SXV H16, SXV H9
J16 An Carraig Observatory
ancarraigobservatory.co.uk/
Replied by phoenix on topic Re: Autoguiding up and running with M51
I have an IR UV filter which came with the LRGB set. I had taken this out because I was having trouble with vignetting. I'd moved the filter wheel right up as close to the chip as I could and I forgot to put the filter back in. I have also noticed that since I have switched up to the 10" light pollution gradients are more obvious so I will also be putting in a broadband LP filter. All I'll have to do now is increase imaging time to allow all the faint light to fight its way through the barriers.
Kieran
16" ODK (incoming), Mesu Mount 200, APM TMB 80mm, SXV H16, SXV H9
J16 An Carraig Observatory
ancarraigobservatory.co.uk/
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