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  1. Would a bridge camera b good enough 4 imaging the planets? 

     

    1. Cornelius Varley

      Cornelius Varley

      It might be better to ask specific questions in the correct forum section getting started with imaging

  2. Some great new pics to the thread. @hjw, might be off the shelf but an excellent classic setup... Those unitrons look the part Chas.
  3. Thats a great review Bill, thanks for your time and for sharing the review.
  4. Hi Andrew, Warm welcome to SGL, hope you enjoy the forums. I see your question has been answered..
  5. Hi Halli, Great first result with the new scope. Look forward to seeing more of your images.
  6. Lovely setup there Damian, love those wooden tripods. Congrats.
  7. @johnrt, Just seen this thread, those shots are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
  8. Gents, awesome scopes, mounting my short tube 152mm is difficult sometimes can only imagine how you cope with those beauties.
  9. It won't be long before you release your frac on us!
  10. Some more lovely kit. As for the DLt drive, that is recent stuff, still get nightmares abut editing paper tape and coding on cards!!
  11. Way to go, you are definitely on the wallet emptying path of this great hobby
  12. Hi Jay T, Frac's are great, but Newts & dobs are great light buckets. Don't disregard other scopes. But show us your pics ..
  13. That would be a nice brace Mike .. Hwyl! @Takman, you need a skytee II, I have three scopes mounted on it, so you could have room for two more, Derek is not far behind...
  14. @Takman, that looks lovely cheers err Damian. @DRT, Two lovely garden canons. The mount for the third scope is on the left of the 150, if there are no bolts in there, that is where it mounts. I find it more convenient to put the bigger scopes at the ends on saddles and use a smaller in the middle on the puck.
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