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Old 16-01-2012, 08:31 AM
Str8upnub (Jake)
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more nub questions :)

i have a 6 inch dob atm, was wondering how much better the quality of image would be if i upgraded to an 8 or 10''.

also im wanting to take some photos of the sky at nite and get atleast some color , is it possible to get in image from so an iphone?if i was to hold it upto the eyepeice?if not wat sort of camera do i need?

also last nite i was looking into the nite sky playing around with my 100mw laser at my beach house on the coast in "lorne" pointing out to sea etc, then after 5mins i noticed this metoer shoot across the sky but the weird thing was it changed directions it went from going horizontal to diagonal....kinda like this Lol.

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Old 16-01-2012, 10:15 PM
Forgey (Paula)
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Hi Jake,
I have a both a 6" and a 10" dob and while ive only used the 6" once there is improvement in the 10".
But having said that i would suggest getting to know the sky and your equipment first.
It is possible to get images from a point and shoot camera held up to the eyepiece. (see my attached images)those images are from videos processed in Registax.
Im in cranbourne too so there a bit of light pollution around. when i look at The great nebula in orion in both the 6" & 10" dobs i can make out the nebula but not the bright beautifull colours you see in photos, i can just see only a little faint bit of colour even if you call it that.
I suggest going to the Morning Peninsula Astronomical Society, there is a another public viewing night this friday, I should be there with my 10" dob
if the weather is good.
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