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Old 11-06-2018, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Mickoid View Post
Kevin, the shots you post are truly inspirational. The effort you use to produce quality like this with a DSLR gives those on a budget hope that all is not lost if you can't afford a dedicated CCD camera and the technology that goes with it. Thanks for showing us what can be done. By the way, that's a great shot and lovely composition.
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Originally Posted by raymo View Post
I'll add my compliments to the others. I've always known that with enough
effort, and some talent, great results can be obtained with a DSLR, although
I've had a lot of trouble persuading others.
raymo
Thanks Michael and Ray. Total time matters more than anything and I think most people don't put in enough time from their DSLR shots. DSLR's also like low F ratios. It's by no accident that I chose a fast scope. Fast F ratio + time + DSLR will usually get a good image.

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Originally Posted by Geoff45 View Post
Impressive Kevin. Getting a 3.7 mag star in the same field as a faint galaxy without the star blowing out is pretty skilful
Geoff
Thanks Geoff. Must be luck then cos my skill not that great.

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Originally Posted by RickS View Post
I try to avoid bright stars but that worked out very nicely, Kevin!
Thanks Rick. I like most bright stars but must admit that Alnitak is a pain in the rear end.
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