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Camera ASI ZWO 1600mm-c, ZWO LRGB filter, Baader Ha, Skywatcher Equinox 80 PRO APO This is all @unity and -25c Bin 1x1 we have 24x 300 sec L 2 hour 24x 75 sec L 30 min Bin 2x2 there is 24x 150 sec Red, Green and Blue 3 hour 24x 45 sec Red, Green And Blue 54 min 14x 150 sec Ha 35 min Totalling 6 hours and 59 min. Most of this collected on 19.11.2020 and the rest on 21.11.2020 If anything, I should have collected a little more Ha. Anyways a fun project to do. Hope you like, and Clear skies!1 point
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The link is not to a 2" to 1.25" but to a T-2 mount camera body (no lens) / t ring / t mount - inserted into the telescope focuser as you may not be using the diagonal you may need a 2" long extension tube to use instead of it Before buying anything I would read up more on using a camera with your Evo 90mm1 point
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Thank you very much for your kind comment. I did not set out to image the Moon. I was setting up to image Venus and noticed the Moon much lower down and just above the false horizon created by the kitchen extension roof. It was so beautiful I decided to capture a composite image. I never think you can do justice to the quality of light and colour when you capture the Moon in twilight. But I keep trying! George1 point
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"One of these is very large and a long way away, the other is much smaller but nearby" "No I'm still not getting it Ted" Composite of two images at different exposures to accommodate the wide dynamic range of luminosity of the two bodies. Canon 600D Canon camera with an EOS 90-300mm. telephoto lens at f=300mm. on a fixed tripod.1 point
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I think this one and the Triffid Nebula are my favourite shots from 5 years of astrophotography M31 is quite a tricky one to get right and it took a lot of effort to finally capture the data I needed to draw out all the detail. Not just that but the learning curve required to get the processing methods was a good 3 years work so don't be disappointed if you try and it just comes out all wrong keep on going and you will get it right remember, no pain no gain in this game.1 point
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