Thanks to Peter Ward's excellent customer service ( he promptly sorted out a filter wheel issue), I was able to image on one of the few clear nights we have had recently. 18 x 600s subs FSQ104 with QHY600M. Astrobin link www.astrobin.com/u9n717
Great work Luke, the Astrobin hi-res is a gem to look at. Not sure why this one slipped through without a reply for over 4 weeks, especially when I've not come across one showing so much Ha in this area before. I guess it wasn't colourful enough! Thanks for sharing your work, this is a good example of why 4inch Takahashi scopes cost so much!
Great work Luke, the Astrobin hi-res is a gem to look at. Not sure why this one slipped through without a reply for over 4 weeks, especially when I've not come across one showing so much Ha in this area before. I guess it wasn't colourful enough! Thanks for sharing your work, this is a good example of why 4inch Takahashi scopes cost so much!
Hi Luke amazing image so much Ha, good to know you are still imaging you visited my observatory outside singo about a thousand years ago with a new high tech st4 camera those were the days. Anyway good to see you still doing top shelf images.
Clear skies Ken.
You had me wondering whether Taka had brought out a new 'scope! ....(I placed an order for an EDX4 last year, and thought it may have been superseded even before it arrives later this year....crazy delivery times BTW )
Thats exceptional, well done!. Im amazed by the difference in quality between the IIS attachment and the astrobin version, lesson in there somewhere. IIS should up the attachment size at a guess.
Thanks for sharing your work, this is a good example of why 4inch Takahashi scopes cost so much!
