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Originally Posted by peter_4059
Jupiter is going to be moving at pretty much the same rate as all the stars so without a scope that is tracking the object you are trying to image you are going to end up just getting a blur or noise. What type of scope/mount are you using?
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I have a Starfinder 10" Newtonian on a Dob mount. Is it possible that without tracking I will be able to have better luck with the moon or should I put away the LPI until I have a tracking scope. As I said in previous post the Mirror does have coating loss which I will get recoated when I can afford it. I bought the Scope second hand for only $56 so I am not complaining so am getting value for money even with the damage.
