MGTechDVP
05-10-2012, 04:09 AM
Hi everyone,
The last number of times, 4 or 5 nights, when I tried to image Jupiter I was getting extremely poor to no detail on Jupiter. Even tonight the moon looked soft too.
I was getting much more details on Jupiter a year ago, now I'm only getting a blurry ball using the same setup I did last year.
I let the sct climatise to the temperature, there is no dew on the lens, lenses eyepieces and the DMK CCDs are clean. My collimation seems to be spot on.
Does anyone know what could cause this?
Jupiter is quite close to 11k voltage powerlines, I'm not imaging through the lines, just near them... Could powerlines create some distortion?
Responses greatly appreciated,
Mariusz
The last number of times, 4 or 5 nights, when I tried to image Jupiter I was getting extremely poor to no detail on Jupiter. Even tonight the moon looked soft too.
I was getting much more details on Jupiter a year ago, now I'm only getting a blurry ball using the same setup I did last year.
I let the sct climatise to the temperature, there is no dew on the lens, lenses eyepieces and the DMK CCDs are clean. My collimation seems to be spot on.
Does anyone know what could cause this?
Jupiter is quite close to 11k voltage powerlines, I'm not imaging through the lines, just near them... Could powerlines create some distortion?
Responses greatly appreciated,
Mariusz