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Originally Posted by Visionoz
Looking at you first image, it seems that the distortion irradiates from the center towards ALL the four corners; therefore it is most likely that you'll need a coma corrector to be able to "fix" this issue
Others more informed that I would probably jump in and let you know if my opinion is incorrect though
Good attempt and looks great - best to get auto-guiding going as it be giving you more imaging time per shot
HTH
Cheers
Bill
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Thanks Bill, your right a auto-guide and coma corrector will be the shot! Now breaking to the wife, that's the hard part haha.
Dave I did a full realign and collimated the TS glass but unfortunately I had no luck...bugger. Hasn't phased me tho, im going to have my fingers crossed with the coma corrector. Because that's all it can be now, collimation is near on perfect and still the problem remains. Not to worry here's maybe a slight improvement with the shape of the stars and a big one with the processing.
Regards,
Dan