I had a bit of an experiment with imaging through an old 70-210 mm SLR lens on Sunday night with the Neximage and the DSI II. The DSI II was shot through a 2x barlow in addition to the zoom lens. I think I've gone a bit too had on the wavelets on the neximage pic but prefer this to the DSI lines. Not sure what causes these?
The tele lens is a Zelar 58mm aperature that I've had for more than 20 years. I have the mono DSI II so don't think it is Bayer matrix related. I have seen threads refering to interlace correction. I thought it might be related to the design of the CCD chip.
I've been re-processing the Neximage pictures I captured last full moon. This time with less severe wavelet processing. I also started with a bigger sample of raw frames this time and finished off with deconvolution filter in Astra Image just for fun...
wow , nice full moon , first time i tried a full moon i was well out of focus buy you seem to have caught this very well, thanks for sharing it with us .
not had any decent weather in the uk for 10 days