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Originally Posted by LewisM
Now, about that dust donut down the bottom....
Nice job! I think it's collimated 
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I see what you did there :p
Thanks! To be honest I never really resolved my optical issues. Pretty sure it's not collimation though. I just bought a tiny sensor so I don't see the nasty anymore :p
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Lovely. Great work.
It looks a lot like the Sombrero.
Greg.
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Thanks Greg!
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Originally Posted by RobC
Great image Lee. Good to see you are up and running again.
Cheers
Rob
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Thanks Rob; me too!
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Originally Posted by atalas
Nice object choice Lee....good work 
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Thanks Louie!
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Looking really good Lee, good to see you getting back into the game with your new setup 
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Yeah I'm very glad to be back at it again. Tonight's seeing looks much better too, just pulled some L subs down to 1.6"... but of course now the fog is rolling in.
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Originally Posted by cometcatcher
I just started imaging this now too. Holy cow there's a difference in field of view with the IMX178 and APS-C from my DSLR! You know you've got a galaxy killer here. Be good for small PN's too. I want one now. 
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haha yeah, it's not a big galaxy. With the dSLR you'd also easily fit NGC 5101 in there.
I'm mostly interested in galaxies, so selected this sensor because of it's sensitivity and small pixels.
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Originally Posted by billdan
That's gorgeous Lee, love the rich colours and lots of detail in the galaxies.
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Thanks Bill! I was pretty disappointed in the sharpness of the subs to be honest. The first night I don't think I got a sub below 2.7" -- I'm used to seeing 1.8"... can't have great seeing every night though I guess. Still, I'm reasonably happy with how it's turned out so far.