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Old 29-08-2018, 07:28 PM
ehgore1978 (Scott)
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Originally Posted by andyc View Post
Graeme is right, good start there Scott! - he's also right that as you're using a colour camera (120MC), atmospheric dispersion is an issue when planets are low - especially below about 30 deg or so. See if you can use the RGB align feature in Registax, or manually align the channels in Photoshop or Gimp. While it's not a perfect solution, it should reduce the rainbow effect substantially.

Focus looks like it was OK to me on your Mars and Jup. What aperture is your scope?
Hi Andy my scope is a 10" SkyWatcher Black Diamond reflector on a HEQ5. Considering its my first Venus I actually like the effect haha but always have to try to improve. Had problems finding Mars in my 3x Barlow with the camera. Id get mars in centre with my eyepiece, pull that out and stick the camera in. Got it fine with no Barlow but just couldnt find it when the Barlow was attached. Jupiter and Venus I found no problems with it
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