Rafael

Finally i was able to collect some new photons during 3 nights.
I think this is my final version in SHO-RGB.
Criticism is of course welcome. I haven't edited any data for so long that I somehow forgot everything 😆

 Telescope: FLO Stellamira 90 with 0.8 reducer
 Camera: QHY294M
 Filter: Antlia EDGE 4.5nm SHO / Anlita RGB
 Mount: Ioptron CEM40
 Guiding: Askar OAG with QHY 5II462C
 Software: Indi/Ekos, APP, GraXpert, SIRIL, Affinity Photo

 Recording dates: Total 16h
 61 x Ha 300"
 63 x OIII 300"
 53 x SII 300"
 50xR30"
 50 x G 30"
 50 x W 30"

https://astrob.in/vf5x3o/0/

My first real attempt with the hubble palette. So far I've collected about 8 hours of photons for the image.

I really like my StellaMira 90

https://www.astrobin.com/ksuzod/

I did some solar photography again. 600 frames of 3000

I was able to record my first data with the new monochrome camera.

I still have a lot to learn, but with the short total integration time of only 2h40', I'm quite happy with the result.

Details: https://www.astrobin.com/708yls/

I tried something different yesterday. M44 (360x20" with QHY294C Pro) The imaging performance is really good except for some chromatic aberration. I'm trying to remove that in in post-processing.

I tried some solar imaging with the StellaMira and Herschel wedge.

5% of 4000 frames with QHY5III462C

I had a great night in the alps...
30x180s RGB
50x300s Antlia ALP-T Dualband
QHY294C
StellaMira 90mm with 0.8 Reducer

Finally, after almost two months, I was able to test my StellaMira. In the last 2 nights I could collect almost 7.5h data.
64x300sec with the Antlia ALP-T dualband filter and 40x180sec RGB data with UV/IR cut filter.
Camera QHY294C Pro on CEM40

Everything ready for first light in Switzerland. It could be clear on Friday with 100% moon 😬

I had been looking for a new APO for some time and think this is exactly what i was looking for.

I could not resist and just made the order with reducer and hope that it is quickly with me in Switzerland. 

The beautiful look has of course also helped for the decision... 😉