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Uranium235

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  1. 14 hours ago, Richie092 said:

    I asked FLO about the mono version this week that’s my next move using your adapter 

    I find the ZWO EAF is good using the ASI AIR. been by happy with my focus. I have been following the main thread from the start it’s cost me a fortune 😂

    A quick seardh of google has rumours of maybe april/may before they announce a mono version. ;)

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  2. 33 minutes ago, Richie092 said:

    Yeah I think once you own a 135 the corners become a lot more interesting 🧐 I still use my 533mc but I’m dying to try a 2600mc 

    that looks great

    Youre in a sweet spot there with that camera since its square sensor doesnt ask so much of the lens (a mono 533 would be interesting). Once you go bigger you need a microfocuser to tease out the corners (a b-mask only gets you close).

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  3. Well, not a lot on last night, clear sky, but moon in an unfortunate spot so I swung around to this one for a couple of hours.

    The primary goal of the image was to perfect the corners at full speed over a 22mm diagonal. And, Ive pretty much achieved that.... not bad for a 450 quid lens ;)

    The focus drifted a little as the temperature dropped, but not too bothered about that since its still basically a tester.

     

    16x600 (Ha)

    Samyang 135mm @f2  - QSI583

    Corners @200%   

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    Thanks for looking :)

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  4. 2 hours ago, powerlord said:

    very nice. is that with the asi ? I shot the same target/comp basically last night with my 6d +135. Not looked at subs yet but no way as good as that.

    Old skool CCD mate :)  QSI583 - KAF8300 sensor. Had to limit my exposure length to 7.5min due to where it was (I have a very limited window on it), at least that way I could generate a stack just big enough to average out some of the noise.

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  5. On 26/01/2022 at 12:05, malftobe said:

    There are some absolutely stunning images on this thread.  A question for the mono camera users -  with the lens being f2, are you using regular (for want of a better word) filters or do you use filters for high speed systems?   

    https://www.firstlightoptics.com/baader-filters/baader-high-speed-65nm-narrow-band-filter-cmos-optimised.html

     

    Regular filters will do. But as mentioned above, the thickness of the filter is a factor becuase it can have a massive effect of the amount of refocusing you have to do between filter changes.

    Personally, I stick with 2mm as more manufacturers use that thickness.

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  6. Its that time once again! :)

    Please use this thread to showcase your best images captured during 2021. Just one post per member but you can include up to 5 images if you want.

    The thread is for all imagers, both novices and advanced.

    Please keep details to a minimum - scope and camera possibly along with a few comments if required.

    The thread needs to be packed with images so please don't respond to the postings. The previous years showcase thread(s) can be found here:

     

    https://stargazerslounge.com/forum/203-imaging-showcase-threads/

  7. Had a couple of good nights now, so Ive been able to gather 4 hours on this at F2.

    Corners, pretty good for this speed. Needs more exposure (as usual) if I want to get the noise down further, though my location isnt optimal. Id say the gear is settled enough to take on the road now, but it needs a bit of planning and motivation etc...

    16x450 + 12x600 (4 hours total) in Ha

    Samyang 135mm f2, QSI583

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    Thanks for looking :)

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