Kokatha man

They're actually quite passable SK - personally I think the scale you've used is a bit high to show them at their best - but for 60mm & a phone camera you have done well! Some of the iphone pikkies with a 100mm scope in this thread on Cloudy Nights https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/737363-lets-see-your-planetary-photos-taken-with-your-smart-phone/?hl= iphone are really good & you & others might pick up some additional tips there, but as I said initially, some people who might be interested would like to hear a bit more about how you set things up etc... Many folks h

Hi there bro - some of your own pikkkies for those people who might be interested in what you think is achievable might be good for you to post..! :)

VERY nice for this late in the apparition..!

"Yes" - contrary to what some think the effects of atmospheric dispersion are not just the shifting of the colour channels in an image. if it were then a simple channel alignment application in Registax6 etc would solve the problem! There is "dispersion" within each channel such that the quality of each in an image is affected to the detriment of resolution (think of it as a kind of "blurring" of the details)...a Wratten #47 filter can be used to set it with a mono camera but all of our Mars images this year here https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/364851-35-days-of-mars/ where the plane

Thanks - interesting video...although the scene on the image to start it is very misleading as to the content..! :lol:

Very good..!

...everywhere in fact - "down" here the weather has been so poor for several weeks Peter.

Slow on SGL atm by the looks of it - a very nice set of images!

I'm not saying it isn't capable bro - just a very old model & superceded by several since.....I guess I should know, I received the very first one outside of Mainland China for initial testing etc a long time ago now! ;)

No! Atmospheric dispersion affects all cameras, both colour & mono! Whilst you can see aspects of the dispersion onscreen with a colour camera, the mono images you view with these cameras will not show this - but the real culprit of impaired resolution (aka blurred detail ) is still there. A lot of people confuse aspects of this, thinking that if you align the individual channels of a colour image displaying AD (using something like the "RGB Align" tool in Reg6) that you have solved the problem, but you haven't addressed the real issue! We employ the ADC when we use the mo

...back to reality for a moment you caught some really nice images in your thread here bro..!

A really nice image Pete..!

You've got the raw material there for a good map Peter - I intend to "get around to it" later myself...because i don't make too many I always have to re-acquaint myself with it & it takes some time: there's a feature in WJ for "equalising" outcomes of the individual maps iirc but yours look pretty good to start with here. Blending options in P/shop would handle them I would think...

A very nice outcome Reggie!