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I was trying to match the Celestron 0.63reducer with the FLT132 .. ;)
This combo suppose to reduce the FLT’s F7 to F4.4 and make it 583mm scope. And guess what: it DID!!! :D
Although guiding was an issue yesterday, here is a single 900s Ha (just stretched) frame of wide NGC3293+NGC3324.
:hi:
blink138
11-03-2015, 02:29 PM
hello ian, are you saying you attached the celestron 6.3 to your frac?
that is amazing, how did you do it?
pat
Andy01
11-03-2015, 03:13 PM
Fascinating, so was it easy to attach and what's that arc on the top right?
Cheers
Andy
Placidus
11-03-2015, 05:27 PM
Nice work, Ian.
You've solved one mystery for us: what lies beyond the faint nebulosity behind the gem cluster (below left of centre). You've shown both how it interconnects with the Gabriela Mistral nebula, and how it overlaps a huge ring-shape at the bottom left of your image. (I'm guessing that the superposition of the gem cluster is just a line-of-sight thing.) So now, we know. Thank you. :)
I utilized EOS camera adaptor and “forced” it on the fine thread of the reducer locking it with those 3 tiny grubscrews … it’s rather not elegant but does the job … :P
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