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Hi folks, I have a Quark Chromosphere and I am very happy with it. I use it in combination with a 80/480 APO. For photography I use the DMK21. Now my question: I want to make pictures of the full globe. A reducer could be the solution. Does anybody use a reducer, the 0.5x Antares for example or this one: http://www.teleskop-express.de/shop/product_info.php/info/p676_TS-Optics-TSRED051-Focal-reducer-0-5x---1-25-inch-filter-thread.html Your opinions would be appreciated. Regards Werner
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Great work! A weak and not so well known objekt capturet perfectly!
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Wow, deep, deeper, your image!
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Milky Way and moonrise
prokyon replied to T-WING's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Very nice, this part of the milky way ist not sooo bright. But you captured it very well! -
Hi folks, I waked up in the middle of the night and did a look through the window. Wow, clear sky, so I captured Catalina from my balcony with Canon EF 200 and Canon 5D. 23x100s. A globular cluster and some weak galaxies are in the field too: I hoped to get more of the tail. Conditions were good, so I do not know why there is not more to see. Regards Werner
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Thank you for your nice comments! Oh 38 years, I think these will stay my best pictures of this forever.
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Overall scale is 93'x70'. I used the MoravianG2-8300Fw.
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December 23, 2015: CRAZY 107-pane mosaic time
prokyon replied to michael.h.f.wilkinson's topic in Imaging - Lunar
Great work, I know how exhausting it is to do such a big mosaic. -
Hi folks, 99% moon at christmas. I captured the rising today. Wish you all a merry christmas. And some more: Regards Werner
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Thank you for your comments! I hope I will get the chance to present you further results. I will never reach the level I can realise with my 10" newtonian. But I can touch it a little.....
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Very nice, how did you combine Halpha wiht RGB? I think this could explain the green.
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Hi folks, for doing good astrophotography I always have to leave my home and go to places with better conditions. My favorite place is not far away, but I have to transport all the equipment. I have a 10" newtonian, to transport it is not really a simple thing. So I realised a little dream and I am the owner of a TeleVue 127 now. Some days ago I had my first light. My target were some faint galaxies in constellation Aries. Only luminance (52x600s), no flats. I have to correct a small tilting, then it should be okay and I can start with the full programm. This is a 100% crop: Some annotat
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Thanx! Pay attention to the bottom left corner. You can see there a little blue ball. This is NGC 1514, a planetary nebula.