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Old 19-04-2016, 10:36 PM
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Oh my god, that image is totally amazing. One of the most impactful images in recent history here. Spectrum modified 6D sounds like a hot buy. Prices are coming down as a new 6D is likely soon.

I have read about that Zeiss 135 APO lens. Its got quite a following and is often raved about. I have several Zeiss lenses now and they are all a cut above.

I have used the following lenses successfully with Proline 16803, CFW 4/5, FLI adapter:

1. Pentax 67 165 2.8, 75 4.5, 300 4 (non EDIF but the ED version is the better). I also had a FLI PDF focuser in that image train which made focusing a snap.

2. Nikon 50 1.8G, Nikon 180 2.8

I have used Canon FD lenses on an SBIG STL which has a 44mm diagonal. The worst case scenario is you may need to crop with the Canon EF lenses on Proline. I am not sure what the flange distance difference is between FD and EF (I believe EF is shorter) but the difference between Nikon and Canon flange is something like 4mm. The Nikon adapter was very tight onto the filter wheel with nothing to spare so perhaps the flange distance could be an issue. I would be willing to test that if you want. I have an EF 24-70 4L and 70-200 4L but no adapter (only the Nikon one). I'll see if I can rig something up.

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Old 19-04-2016, 11:09 PM
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Very nice Troy, very nice. This region is just a little bit over the horizon at our latitude, so its great to see such an amazing image.

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Old 20-04-2016, 08:32 AM
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That is amazing.
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Old 20-04-2016, 08:44 AM
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A beautiful photo Troy!

Amazing colour and sharpness.

I love the composition.

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Old 20-04-2016, 11:24 AM
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Thank you all for the kind words

Mike, Phil and Greg - has been an interesting read. I was not aware that the 16803 sensor was so large! The Vixen does look interesting - and fast!

amyth91 - this area would come up ok with a unmodded 6D. Since a normal 6D transmits only about 25% of the red light of the hydrogen alpha emission band, the red nebulae won't come up as much. The Astronomic UHC will give you quite a strong green colour cast, so it would recommend shooting this without the filter. The blue horse head, the river to Rho Ophiuchi and many other goodies would come up nicely with the 6D
Photoshop was used to shrink stars.
The total exposure time is difficult to establish because it is a multi-panel mosaic, but I have included the panel shot details in the description. Some areas were covered more than once. Rho Ophiuchi was covered and stacked 4 times.
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Old 20-04-2016, 11:47 AM
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What a delightful result....it will no doubt do well at this years CWAS.
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Old 21-04-2016, 05:48 PM
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Delightful smooth nebulosity, nice colours, good composition--amazing!
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Old 21-04-2016, 11:28 PM
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Excellent imaging and processing, I really like this field and this extra deep view is just astounding, beautiful sight indeed
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