Thread: M8 and M20
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Old 17-07-2023, 11:36 PM
Mickoid (Michael)
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Originally Posted by oska View Post
Good stuff Michael, great result and the camera is very impressive indeed.
Thanks John, never had a Fujifilm camera before, always been Pentax and Canon for me but I like what I'm seeing from this camera.


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Originally Posted by AstroViking View Post
That's an impressive Ha response from the camera. Certainly better than most stock DSLRs, and almost up there with an astro-cam.

Great image, too - plenty of depth to the colours, and the star field isn't drowning the nebulae.


Cheers,
V
Thanks Steve, I was looking for a cheaper alternative to buying an astro camera with a APSC size sensor. This looks like it will do the job well enough for me for the time being.



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Originally Posted by Dave882 View Post
Yeah that’s beautiful! Lots of Ha in the lagoon too, but just enough of the reflection nebula in m20 coming through too. Great stuff!
Thanks David, these two always look nice together and I was pleased to show them off reasonably well with such a short exposure.

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Originally Posted by Anth10 View Post
Well worth the investment Mick, a very hand addition to your astro gear and opens up plenty more opportunity for widefield imaging given the performance from the Fuji sensor.
Nice pic, heaps of stars nice and sharp, and satisfying I'm sure to capture so much nebulosity as well.

Anthony
Thanks Anthony, I'm pretty happy with the result and am looking forward to having another go at M31 using it on the Esprit 100 in the coming weeks ahead.
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