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don't know about a lunt but I use a baader mk 5 with a 50% reducer with my quark, it gives stunning views. charl.

well done mate. the dust is pile-ing up on my scope. sunny here today but stuck in bed with flu. charl.

great shot Luke, lovely detail on the outa slope "lovely detail everywhere" theres so much going on. well done. charl.

great shots Neil, some lovely detail mate, also I like the sign posted one its good to have reminders mate im terrible for putting names to places. well done. charl.

thanks Wes, I could not of got where I am in imaging without the help and support from the guys and girls on here mate. charl.

thanks Dave, im mainly a vis guy but took a interest in imaging about 5 years ago when my kids got me a canon eos for Christmas , I like to shoot solar system stuff I do do a bit of deepsky imaging but all the exciting stuff happens near to home like on the sun which is the the most dynamic object in the sky, its ironic really because the thing I love the most in the sky is trying to kill me 🙂 i have a illness called lupus which allows me 0 amount of sunlight so I shoot with my scope pointed through the curtains through the day 🙂. I have one rule there isn't sutch a word as carnt. charl.

stunning shots HAlfie, very sharp indeed. well done mate. charl.

hay Guys check out my flicker link in sig if you want to see whats possible from indoors imaging wise that is. charl.

my obsyrooms S/E too, and though out the year I get to see most things as long as there not too high but really low stuff like Antares 🙂 I don't stand a chance as ive a small hill at the back but I get a shot of sol every clear day, you just have to make the most of what yove got. charl.

the thing to do is get the window open a good hour before you plan to obs/image so the scope can cooldown and no heating in the room helps not so much with the moon or sol but deepsky stuff it really matters. charl.

every big science telescope dos it from indoors so why carnt we even when were not stuck on top of some volcano. every image I have taken in the last 5 years has been taken from indoors and I don't think ive done too bad "fingers crossed" when life gives astronomers lemons we make batterys 🙂. best of luck. charl.

thanks Alan, do you know if it can still be hardlined to the pc if thay have wifi like the 1200d. charl.

my moon cam died about a week ago "1200d" error 33 it had took 152000 frames so think I got my money out of it 🙂 so im going to replace it with a 2000d 24mp cam, I was just thinking if anyone had used one and is there any reason not to buy. thanks. charl.

great shots DK and Rob, where getting some stunning pics of the old fav. thanks. charl.

my grandson is 11 and uses my ed80 on a eq5 mount and gets on well with it, leaving the ed out of it because its the only 80mm I have a st80 would be a good starter scope in my view. charl.

cracking shots Luc, Steve, ML and Steve, I could go to my grave a happy man if I could catch anything as good as those guys "outstanding !" well done. charl.

thanks Pete, clear skys mate. charl.

no mate I only got 2 short vids in 2 gaps, didn't know we had one .

thanks Steve, only a hint mate, think tomorrows going to be better that's if the seeing improved. charl.

thanks Dave, looks like its going to pore down here any moment mate. have a good day out mate. charl.

very dodgy seeing today with plenty of cloud, but hay we got to take what we are given. im happy to catch anything at the mo "darn weather eh". kit starwave 102 f11, quark, asi120mc. thanks for looking there are more proms but cloud cut me off. clear skys. charl. prom upper off going limb. proms upper on coming limb.

signed, something needs to be done we have to make a stand there are already too many by far. charl.

great shots David, I was cursed here, darn weather. well done. charl.

well done, there wasn't a break in the weather here. charl.