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Old 01-11-2019, 06:52 PM
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diegocolonnello (Diego)
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Originally Posted by Slawomir View Post
I think it is a great image, regardless of the scope but since you took it with a humble ED80 doublet - I would have to git it 5 stars! Great work Diego.
Thanks mate, i worked harder than usual on the process, but happy with the result...

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Originally Posted by CalvinKlein View Post
I guess a doublet would be quite adequate for narrowband imaging where you are more than likely re-focussing for the different filters. I might have to give my very 'eavy, very 'umble 500/102 achromat a go with NB
I refocus every 5 subs, every new filter and ever 2 deg C...

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Originally Posted by The_bluester View Post
How does the CEM40 guide?
I am happy to say the encoder on RA is really effective, this little mount has GPS, home sensors, the encoder and nice build quality. guiding was between 0.5 to 1.1 total rms, seeing was all over the place but the end result seems to be usable...

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Originally Posted by Andy01 View Post
Very nicely done Diego - especially with modest gear!
I guess what matters is to have fun with any equipment.

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Originally Posted by Slawomir View Post
True, but there is still out of band signal leaking through even the best narrowband filters during longer exposures - it was readily visible around brighter stars with my ED doublet and 3nm Astrodons, so I would expect significant halos around brighter stars with achromat even with the best 3nm filters, and sharpness will most likely be also reduced in the extended objects.
Hummm i will have to find an acromat refractor to try my hand.... only for science's sake
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