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Old 23-02-2018, 11:32 PM
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my first go with a gstar ex3

well i had my very first outing with my "new" gstar ex3 earlier this evening. my oh my what a challenge it made me look far side of ordinary, an exponential learning curve

used toupsky 3.7 and i was well and truly in newby territory

so this is with the 127ED at prime focus a series of 5 panel mosaic
don't look for the tetonic plates , the smudgy sky or the horrible processing
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Old 23-02-2018, 11:37 PM
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Looks pretty sharp and detailed to me David.

Good luck with the new camera.

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Old 24-02-2018, 12:57 AM
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Looks pretty sharp and detailed to me David.

Good luck with the new camera.

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thanks - a dinner break made some difference this is a 4 panel mosaic with slightly different settings. how different is video astronomy!!!
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Old 24-02-2018, 07:39 AM
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Hi David,

Lovely crisp images.

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Old 24-02-2018, 07:50 AM
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Lovely crisp images.

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thanks Richard. i primarily bought this camera just for the planets and moon but it also allows a sneaky peek at the deep stuff to, but you need to have a different mentality to get the bugger working. the sucker hole in the high cloud last night did just that.
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Old 24-02-2018, 07:51 AM
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Looks pretty sharp and detailed to me David.

Good luck with the new camera.

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that's all post processing, but getting it to work in the first place was an interesting venture
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Old 24-02-2018, 01:37 PM
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Geeze, they look awesome!

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Full res is awesome David.
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These are great grab and go cameras and very sensitive. With a fisheye lens you get a great meteor cam.

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Old 25-02-2018, 09:06 AM
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Full res is awesome David.
making these up with close shots to make a mosaic is the key. must learn to do better
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Old 25-02-2018, 09:07 AM
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These are great grab and go cameras and very sensitive. With a fisheye lens you get a great meteor cam.

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really - that sounds great. question how do you capture it or only watching the screen?
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I don't know what software you use but if you can Bin the image it can be very sensitive. I would see if you can do 30min sequences at 4fps .

The GstarEx3 takes great Jupiter images. Those small pixels really show well on the moon.

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Old 25-02-2018, 08:08 PM
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I don't know what software you use but if you can Bin the image it can be very sensitive. I would see if you can do 30min sequences at 4fps .

The GstarEx3 takes great Jupiter images. Those small pixels really show well on the moon.

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more learning there John, haven't a clue if i can do that yet
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Oh my, that second one is stunning Dave !
Looks like you're having fun mate.
Very cool.

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