Yes with these type of cameras its true that more is better. I use the Watec 120N+ purely as a guiding camera but was interested to see how it would image so I bought a USB capture device for $30 and connected to it with vertuldub (Excellent program). The only thing I dont like is all the *^%(*^ wires every where.
Anyway thanks for the kind comments. Ive found that the dynamic range of these cameras is very high as shown by fits liberator.
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Originally Posted by 5ash
Hi allan ,
Looks like your off to a good start.I've been using the g star ex and find that for nebula you need to take at least 200 frames to get a sharp noise free image. I know the watec is less noisy than the g star but i think you'll find that you'll get better pics.I have attached an m42 lrgb i took with the g star on my 8" lx90. It was 650 L , 200 R, 200 G and 200B stacked in DSS and adjusted in PS7.In each case the master dark was also the same number of frames as the light frames.
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