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Originally Posted by pkinchington
P.S. When you said you captured your subs remotely was it remotely from your backyard in Burwood or from a dark sky site? I'm truly amazed if you took RBG subs from Burwood and then used them for this great image.
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Hi Pete,
All subs were taken from my backyard.
I can now make dinner, watch TV
etc in the comfort of my warm lounge room while the 'scope happily does it's thing outside.
I remote in via my laptop to check that all's well, and now rarely encounter issues.
It's taken a LONG time to get it all sorted out, with many hidden problems to solve and much googling, forum checking and chats to the developer. (Jasem is awesomely helpful BTW).
In fact, generally solving one issue then revealed another, but now it's all good and it's been well worth the effort.
Next on the shopping list is a rotator, then perhaps, I'll look into relocating the 'scope at a friend's dark site.
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Very dramatic Andy. Your image really shows that giant cavern structure which I have never noticed before.
Lots of detail.
Greg.
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Cheers Greg, lowering the contrast in the Ha stack has revealed a lot more than is often seen in this thing.... and nicely collimated optics and a now un-tilted sensor help enormously to reveal subtle details.
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Originally Posted by PKay
The hi res is absolutely stunning Andy.
A lot of work and it has paid off.
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Thanks Peter! Appreciate your taking the time to comment & the good vibes .
