Moon with DSI

[Orion]

Still playing around with the DSI. :confuse3:

[gaa_ian]

Good on you Ed
I presume the second shot is of the Appennine Mts around Mare Ibrium ?

[astro-angel]

Awesome.......:innocent:

[iceman]

Very nice Ed, just a little overexposed. Try using a faster shutter especially on the bright areasaway from the terminator. Otherwise very nicely captured.

[Orion]

I think your correct?

[Orion]

Mike how do I use a faster shutter with the DSI?

[h0ughy]

nice one ED

[iceman]

Eeek I'm not sure, i've never seen the software that you're using to capture. I'm assuming though that there's some settings to control the exposure?

Perhaps if the DSI works with k3ccdtools you can use that software to capture your avi's, that way you have full control over the settings being used.

Next time we meet up I'd like to have a look at the DSI (and its software) in action so I can help out more next time.

[Orion]

:thumbsup: Mike.

[ving]

I was thinking somethin like that too... just wasnt quite sure what the problem was.
very nice shots tho :)

[Orion]

What about this one less exposure time

[Striker]

Well done Ed.....looks great.

[xrekcor]

Orion,

If it's a DSI colour model (not the Pro model) it's the same soft used for the LPI. In the top left of the imaging window you can adjust the exposure time.
Generally you need to shoot well under 1 second exposures. The DSI can react differently using exposure times under one second. In the way it writes the image info to the screen/file. This is why most folks have both, DSI for dso's and LPI for luna and planets. Hence the name

regards

[xrekcor]

that's alot better :D