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Old 13-11-2016, 02:54 PM
sharptrack2 (Kevin)
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Practice for the full moon I won't be able to see

After a disappointing couple of hours trying to image C103, I tried my hand at the moon, wanting to make sure I knew exactly which settings to use to get that "Super" moon look tomorrow evening. Too bad a southerly is going to ruin it for the Central Coast NSW.

90mm f 5.5 refractor
Nikon D7200
ISO 100
1/200th sec
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Old 13-11-2016, 03:08 PM
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Looks good Kevin. There is only a slight suggestion of a fringe on the left limp. Did you use a filter?
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Old 13-11-2016, 03:23 PM
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Thanks Glen,

No filter, post chromatic aberration reduction, it was 10x worse in the original. The telescope has horrible chromatic distortion. Will be looking for something to dampen it... a coma reducer, field flatner, or something like that. I've seen it mentioned many times in the posts. Ultimately will move to an APO when I have the money saved up.
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