Hi to all, My first post to this forum, it's nice to see a good Aussie spot on the web.
This was taken 15/01/05
details
C11 @F10
Meade LPI 50 images stacked using Meades Autostar suite.
offset 45
Gain 75 ( If I remember correctly)
No further processing.
seeing 7/10
taken from Brisbane suburban back yard.
Hi David! to the forum! How did you hear about us?
That's a great shot of Saturn too.. i've seen some nice stuff with the LPI, it *can* do some good stuff but in general people seem to prefer the ToUcam for the chip size and light sensitivity.
Hi guys thanks for the welcome,
Stricker, I am in Fairfield .
I found the forum when I was looking for reviews on the GSO superview EP's.
I like the LPI I found it simple to use, just let the LPI do its stuff, not so with the Toucam, but thats me nothing wrong with the Toucam I just hate all the processing work.
I do have plans to get Jupiter this year just waiting till it gets out a bit earlier and clears some trees I have in the backyard.
No focal reducer used I am going to try Saturn again with a barlow though.
Here is a moon shot taken last year
LPI through a 4"F10 refrator 0.5 focal reducer, sorry can't remember the other details
Its ok Westsky...call me what ever you want...because I am going to become family until you show me how to operate the LPI......lol
I will be in touch...hehehe
On the same topic.....I would like to say thanks to Paul (1ponders) as I have visited Paul at Nambour on 2 occasions and made numerous phone calls and he has given me the upmost of help...thanks Paul.
Striker-Tony you are welcome anytime,
I am new to this digital stuff and really still prefer film,although I am still learning there also.
Some of my 35mm shots can be found here.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~westsky/index.htm
Hey Iceman it seems you and my oldest son are in the same clan he goes by Reaper
Westsky...thanks.... for the welcome anytime...you may regret it......lol.....dont worry I am the noob of all noobs when it come's to astronomy.....I know nothing.