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Old 28-01-2022, 09:24 PM
Zuts
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Originally Posted by Stephane View Post
That’s a great photo Paul. I am amazed at what the 2600mc can do in just one hour.

Regards,
Stéphane
Yes, I am very happy with the camera, with Bortle 4, and low in the sky the data is not too bad.

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Originally Posted by Kuz View Post
Nice capture zuts especially for just 12 subs
Thanks Kuz.

This was my last night in Broken Hill and it was in the 90 minutes before dawn, otherwise I would have taken more subs.

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Originally Posted by raymo View Post
Yes, nice job, but it is not amazing what a 2600mc can capture in an hour.
10yrs ago this was captured in 4 mins. 8x 30 secs 8" newt, Canon 1100D, ISO 1600, JPEG, unguided, noise reduction enabled, all done in Deep Sky Stacker.
The aperture of the scope is nearly as important as the sensitivity of the camera.
raymo
Hi Raymo.

That's true, but I feel equally important is a nice dark sky as I never use narrowband. Comparing my 5 minute subs taken here in Broken Hill suburbia with 5 minute subs from a dark sky site near Ivanhoe shows a vast difference. What is the Bortle Scale value for Margaret River?

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Originally Posted by PaulSthcoast View Post
Raymo

Once again you give inspiration to
the likes of me.

Thanks.

Great images from both of you.

Paul.
Thanks Paul
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