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Old 12-11-2019, 07:25 PM
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Moon with 0.3 reducer

My first moon shot taken with CPC C925 and 0.5 reducer (1.25 inch) a few months back.

Camera ZWO178 (small format)

I was able to maximise the distance of the Focal reducer to an effective 0.3 and later to 0.22 before exceeding the limitations of the scope.

Does this mean I was getting 10x the amount of light at 0.3?
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Old 09-01-2020, 11:58 PM
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A classic place to start your imaging David. I’m still not clear in (times) amount of light and focal ratio’s . But short F ratios seem to reduce exposure times. There must be some good physics behind it ! I’m probably a little lazy in the research side of this topic .
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Welcome Dave
Nice work.
Great way to start. Processing can be fun..go negative with various colours is fun.
Keep them coming we all like seeing this stuff.
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Old 10-01-2020, 09:24 PM
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Very nice lunar pic. I can't help with your extra light query but your reducer and scope are working great!
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