roelb

I use a miniPC see: https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/595504-cordwrap-free-eaa-setup-without-an-existing-wifi-connection/

Across CN: https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/639890-my-journey-into-‘ultra-high-definition’-eaa/?p=8952071

Thanks Martin for those excellent EAA imaging report. Congrats to your new software! The "circle view" gives really the impression of an eyepiece.

To give you an idea what the 6 SE is capable of, see: https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/585815-a-25-hour-session-with-6-se-asi290mm/

I have put the earlier Artemis versions on my share: https://spideroak.com/browse/share/RoelBoudry/AstroShare/Astro - share/ATIK Artemis Software/ Note: I have no problems with my ATIK Infinity colour camera.

Do a MaxOak 60 Ah battery with 5 V output exist? Can you give a link to it please? Thanks in advance.

Are you using a filter. I do have sometimes similar halos with the Infinity (which has same CCD sensor as SX Ultrastar). Particularly when using a CLS-CCD filter.

I saw a clustered nebula...

Roughly 110 mm

I use arcsinh for galaxies with a bright cores.

Interesting Rob. Did a post process of an earlier taken image of M 13, to see what ARCSINH can achieve with a globular. LINEAR ARCSINH

Terrific

Speaking of M 101: SE 6 @ f/5 (f = 762 mm) (FOV: 29' x 21') - Lodestar X2 Mono - Dark area SLL V.3.3: 5 x 20 s mean

Gorgeous galaxies!

On August 26. last year, I've "imaged" NGC 4236. It was at the end of a session and regrettable, dew was formed on the corrector plate. In my observation book I noted: "TO REDO". I see that May would be the best month to redo, so... Nevertheless, this was the (poor) result: Evo 8 @ f/4.6 (f = 937 mm) (FOV: 23' x 18') - Lodestar X2 Mono - Dark area (no moon) SLL V.3: 6 x 30 s mean