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Old 11-05-2013, 08:09 PM
U.K.Cowboy (Stuart)
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Originally Posted by coldlegs View Post
Thanks Stuart. The scope is a DIY 10"/F5 serrurier truss newt that I'm breaking in and the camera has a Baader IR filter on it. Interesting to read your recommendations for the QHY5L-IIC. I was too nervous to use above 70% as it seemed too noisy but I'll give it a go next time. Also need to install the latest Ezplanetary software as it split the files after 1.8gb which is a nuisance. What are your recommendations for Gamma settings?

Thanks for the info.

Stephen
Cool you have same size scope as me. You would remove the IR cut filter and replace it with a IR 742 pass filter which dims the live image somewhat but produces a much sharper image in poor seeing. Normally people use them with mono cams but I was impressed how well it worked with my colour QHY cam. Obviously you get a weird coloured image which looks better in greyscale but on bad nights at least you have a sharp image. You can combine the IR pass image with a colour shot in winjupos though the resulting image is not as natural looking as a colour shot in good seeing.

I don't touch gamma just leave it on the default setting.
So the new version of EZ planetary does not split the avis? As you say its a pain dealing with part 0, 1,2 etc.
Firecapture will work with the QHY cams but you do need a laptop with a good spec.
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