[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Marke

Greg I used it with a D700 and just recently with a qhy10 on a C9.25
Havent tried with the new RC10 yet.
I had a Lumicon before and found it introduced colour cast which the
Hutech doesnt , and I was supprised how good it looked from the prelim
images at 5min exp at least.

Originally Posted by cventer

Greg

Thanks for that. How do you find the D700?

I have used an idas lps from suburbs of Melbourne With great success. I typically used it on my fs-102 (your old one I bought from you) at f9 and f6

I found with sbig-ST-2000xm I had to keep my subs to about 6 min before skyglow became and issue. Green channel was always most troublesome and even with idas needs a fair bit of cleanup in photoshop.

But definitely needed from suburbia.

Cheer
Chris

Good to hear the FS102 is being put to good use.

Originally Posted by DavidTrap

I had limited success with the Hutech one with a DSLR. Rather than persevere, I decided I'd shoot narrowband from the city and use the excuse of needing to shoot LRGB as a reason to go away to the country! Also used this as justification to buy a CCD camera.

DT

Hehe sounds as good as any.

Originally Posted by dugnsuz

For DSLR I've used the IDAS LPS-2 and the Astronomik CLS-CCD.
Hutech/IDAS filter is better in colour correction IMO.
I keep returning to that filter - just bought the MFA clip in version from Peter Tan in Honkers!
http://www.tan14.com/Dwg/mfa.pdf

I've found the LPS-2 cope with sky glow very nicely too - allows me 15min RGB images when required.
Good Luck
Doug

Thanks Doug. I should try one out even though my skies are reasonably dark to the west I still get some glow I have to process out.

Originally Posted by leon

Yep everything that Doug said.

Leon

Thanks Leon.