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Originally Posted by asimov
Another major factor is seeing. Where I am it rarely gets above 5/10. On average 4/10.
That severely narrows your chances of getting good shots, despite having the great equipment.
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Correct, weather condition can severally effect the final out come but there is aways to limit this problem. If you look at the high end camera, such as the DMK and Lumenera, they have one thing in common - high frame rate eg 60fps. This increase the chance of capture more frames which are unaffected by the weather as appose to the 5 or 10fps you would get with a TuCam. For example I can collect up to 1600 frame in 90sec when imaging jupiter as appose to 450 to 900 frame with a webcam. If I take the top 10% of the 1600 frame I will have 160 I can use for my final image were as with the webcam you will only have 45 to 90 frame to play around with.
The final result, more frame that are collected which are unaffected by the weather, the better quality image.
Anthony