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KemalOz

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  1. hmm I'll probably pass this scope. Thanks again for the info
  2. thank you guys for the answers. Yes I also had trouble to find any other review or sample images. I guess it isn't a popular scope. So Dave what I'm getting from your answer is that this scope won't work with an APS-C sensor. Even though in the specs it says; " Well corrected and illuminated image field with 42 mm diameter ".
  3. I know I'm reviving an old topic, but what happened at the end? TS is still selling these scopes and yours is the best review I could find online. If possible I would like to know how the story ended
  4. if you can find any you might wanna try angular contact bearings on the worm. They are both good for radial load as well as axial. I couldn't try them on my mount because they only exist in certain sizes.
  5. My 15x70 Celestron Cavalry. Last night I have collimated it looking at Rigel. When it is in focus and stable on a tripod (although this one is very crappy and wiggly) it gives very beautiful images. I've also looked at the full moon but there was noticeable chromatic aberration around it. Green on one side and purple on the other. I'm guessing that is normal at this price point for doublet glass.
  6. hmm, so even though I don't make any changes when I press save button it alters the original image?
  7. I also use the autosave files, they are easier to process in PS. A friend recommended it to me though I have never bothered to investigate why
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