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Originally Posted by Somnium
i wonder if you can download a trial version of CCD inspect, that should tell you how orthogonal the sensor is
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What a great bit of software by the looks, hope I don't need to dive that deep. Thanks for the idea if need be, legend.
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Originally Posted by glend
The camera could have some sensor tilt its self. It would not be noticed in normal daylight photos. In my old Canon you can adjust it with shims, don't know about Nikons. Focuser slop is a real possibility. Try rotating the tube so the focuser is on top and reshoot. Is that a GSO Crayford focuser?
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Gosh never thought that would be possible haha, all that engineering only to have a sensor with a tilt. I guess the above software would point that out if that ends up the case
Yep a 2" Dual Speed 10:1 crayford focuser. I'll inspect the focuser slop in the daylight and take it from there...might need to mod the crayford focuser??, I do here good things about it though.
Regards,
Dan