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Originally Posted by multiweb
I can relate to this. I always take my OSC with me when I drive out to dark skies once in a blue moon. At home I'm stuck doing NB with a mono. I would never contemplate a filter wheel and doing color on the field. Not enough time for this.
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Not only that, but if you've got a hyperstar, like you have Marc, and you want colour piccies, the OSC is the only way to do it. You could take your mono along too and shoot lum or Ha shots, if you wanted to.
But like I said, lugging along filter wheels and all the other extraneous stuff that can go south on you if it decides to just have a night off doesn't make for a pleasant imaging experience or a good night of astronomy.