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Originally Posted by renormalised
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Thanks for that. There is a cheaper PL4240 as well.
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Originally Posted by Bassnut
The STX6303 is in production now it seems. With 50deg delta cooling and the tricky guiding features and Ao etc, it would beat the FLI 6303 then I think. Dont know if it has the extra guiding features yet though, SBIG seems to be haveing trouble with that.
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The STX seems more competitive with its features. Self guiding is very handy.
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Originally Posted by Stevec35
Not bad at all considering the short exposures Greg. Looking forward to seeing it with more data.
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve. I was happy it turned out well without mega data.
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Originally Posted by allan gould
Very nice image, Greg.
Always great to see what you pull out of the basket next and I just love those little stars around the end of the upper most arm of the galaxy - as if they are framing it. Beautifully executed as well.
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Cheers Allan. The weather forecast looks promising for Sunday night. Perhaps more data can be gotten then.
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Originally Posted by John Hothersall
I love these curly galaxies, great result.
John.
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Thanks John. There seems to be a lot of these unusual galaxies.
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Originally Posted by Hagar
Hi Greg, This is lovely Mate. The 17 really does do a nice job on these little galaxies. I have been to see Theo and had a look through his 20" and the view was mind numbing, even in the middle of Melbournes light polution. I can see you are really going to image a lot of the tiny items out there that are really out of reach for most of us.
Great Stuff.
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Thanks Dougie. I have to confess I haven't looked through the 17 yet.
I definitely need to do that.