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Originally Posted by iceman
What was the shutter speed?
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From memory I think the shutter speed was 1/100. The avi's without the barlow looked better at 1/50, but at higher power (ie barlow used) the detail was washed out. Changing this to 1/100 brought the detail out - albiet a bit dark. I was using K3CCDtools for the capture. I didn't check at the time - but is there a way to modify the shutter to any rate? The slider seemed to go from 1/50 to 1/100.
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Originally Posted by iceman
Advice:
- More exposure! The raw frames are very dark. Try running with more gain and around 40-50% gamma, and a longer shutter speed (1/25s).
- Use k3ccdtools and have the exposure meter up above 200.
- More frames! You've done well on that 1 pass, but repeat the procedure on more passes (within about a 2 minute period). You can use virtual dub to combine all the avi's into a single one.
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I had the gain and gamma both set to zero from memory. I will look for the exposure meter and set set it to 200 as well. looking forward to getting back out and having another go with these new tweaks. I realise my next attempts might suffer from the conditions, and that I got luck for my first time out - hopefully I can have the capture process sorted out for the next time the conditions behave themselves
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Originally Posted by iceman
Thanks for letting me play with your data.
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Thanks Mike for offering, having a go, and providing advice. I will let you know how it goes when I get back out there....just a bit of study to clear off my desk first