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Old 19-12-2020, 10:04 AM
Startrek (Martin)
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Originally Posted by Merlin66 View Post
Interesting....
Your Average seeing "rule of thumb" seems to give a plate scale of 0.25 arcsec/pixel.
Not sure the average mount and guider for the OP's DSO requirement would compliment such a plate scale...
For planetary/ solar/lunar using a fast frame camera and "lucky imaging" it may be feasible.....
Ken
Your optical maths is obviously correct but here’s some of my recent images captured with BYEOS Planetary mode from Bortle 8 Sydney average seeing with my 6” f6 newt , Canon 600D , 4x and 5x Powermate and only 45 to 60% of the best 1500 AVI frames chosen in Autostakkert 3 and some fine sharpening in Registax 6. My Canon 600D set at 5 x zoom achieves close to 1:1 pixel resolution then I add the Powermate to increase my focal ratio accordingly to the seeing
Note: Mars was in the middle of a huge dust storm so poor clarity
Cheers
Martin
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