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Originally Posted by Slawomir
It looks like the focusing kit does a good job Lee. I particularly like the disc in the bottom right corner 
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Cheers Suavi. That's NGC 3269 and was the galaxy that inspired me to photograph the cluster :-)
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Originally Posted by Atmos
Great to see you've got things up and running  It is a pleasing image Lee, sounds like you have a little more work you want to do on it before it is humming along 
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Cheers Colin. I tweaked it a bit more last night, but I think that's about as good as I'm going to get. Sometimes it gets focus as perfect as I can get it by hand, after spending a good 5-10min on it, other times its not quite that good, but still, the worst of these is as good as the best images I used to get, so I'm happy with that.
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Originally Posted by billdan
Good imaging there Lee, love all those galaxies, one in the RHS corner almost looks like Saturn.
You must be pleased with the Avalon performance compared to your old EQ6.
Cheers
Bill
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Cheers Bill. I thought the same thing re the "Saturn Galaxy."
The Avalon has its quirks, but ultimately I'm very happy with the purchase.
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Originally Posted by RickS
That's a nice result, Lee.
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Thanks Rick.
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Originally Posted by Flugel88
looking very smooth Lee.
Any idea what that tiny red ball is next to NGC 3260 looks a little like a PN?.
I'm trying to get SGP to work for me too but having major problems with getting SGP to talk to PHD guiding for auto focusing. I've only just managed to get a plate solver going and even that randomly fails for no reason half the time  .
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Ah man, that's no good. Thing have pretty much always just worked for me with SGP, it was more of a matter of me figuring out how to configure auto focus. Hope you sort the issues.
I think that red ball next to 3260 is just a slightly munted star. I tend to get some chrominance artefacts around bright stars and I think that's what's going on there.
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Originally Posted by Ross G
Nice capture Lee.
Lots of galaxies in there.
Ross.
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Cheers Ross.