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Old 20-02-2015, 09:01 PM
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Did this one at F10 with the Celestron C11 to make the Horsey bigger.

12 Subs at 5 Mins each. About the most the DSLR can do before it's too noisy. Modded Canon 1100D.


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Old 20-02-2015, 09:10 PM
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Pretty good Charles; what ISO did you use?
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Old 21-02-2015, 04:50 AM
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Pretty good Charles; what ISO did you use?
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Would have been 6400. Thats what I normaly use on the modded 1100d. On my stock 100d I use 3200. These are the max that Nebulosity will let me use. The 100d can do 25600.


I have modded my C11 to use Hyperstar. Now I need some good weather to see what I can do with it. Since it will be F2 I will start using my Atik 420c as the exposure times will be so short and the FOV will suit the 420c.


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Old 21-02-2015, 12:04 PM
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Nice one Charles, don't see many attempts imaging at f/10, but it definitely gives a nice big view
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Old 22-02-2015, 03:07 AM
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Nice one Charles, don't see many attempts imaging at f/10, but it definitely gives a nice big view
Thank you,

I would have liked more detail but at 2800mm Focal Length it would have needed a much longer exposure. More than the DSLR could handle.


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