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Manners2020

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  1. On 13/08/2018 at 02:07, nm1213 said:

    Hi, Thanks for the suggestion.  I'll certainly get the EQ wedge for when I'm travelling and able to see Polaris.  I can't polar align easily from Singapore... especially since I need to pack up after each session and can't leave the rig out.

    Just looked up marathon  on the lp  map. That's a brilliant  image. Can you give us more details please.

  2. Hello. Unrelated to anything on here but I've read on another thread somewhere that this fella who is piggy backing is using a 1.25 lp  filter which he says clips onto the back of his sigma 70 300mm . I thought you could only get them for the body. I can't seem to find these online and he says there a lot cheaper than the body ones. Has anyone heard of these?

  3. Hello all. Anyone any experience  of gimp? I used the month trial of pixinsight which I liked but I can not justify  buying as I virtually  have no time to get out there. Or previous little. I've read it works it's just not very intuitive.  I can live it being finicky  as long as it works. My pc  does not like startools  or I would be using that.. thanks.

  4. Hello smicey.  How do you manage to get such good alignment with your phone and scope? I've tried 3 different brackets and wasted a lot of time which  could have been spent viewing before I bought a dslr.  The one out of the three I had most success  with  was still far from good. 

  5. On 2018-05-08 at 13:35, keyser187 said:

    i have but im just too lazy and money goes on other things plus i didnt know you could control it from an android device lol, im going to have a butchers at that, ive got an android phone.

    There's  some pretty decent apps  for dslrs  for android. Just a few dollars too. The one I use is for a nikon which works better than good enough and I believe the canon ones are better.

  6. The lunt was on the evo mount.  Clearance and balance  is a bit of a pain, I use one of those weights  that you strap around an ankle .. it kind of works. And yes the orion could be good with multiple exposures. When the skies and time next permit I'm going to have a proper attempt at something. 

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  7. 1 hour ago, rotatux said:

    @Manners2020 I find your Orion quite good. Comparing with unprocessed, I think you may have stripped too much of the background, hence loosing some details of the nebula you had captured. Now if this is a single sub, imagine what you will have with stacking several subs :)

    BTW what mount was your 102 lunt on ?

    Keep up trying, have good skies.

    BDamn  good point about going against what the experts say ian.  If I'd have listened to all those in the beginning  I would have not even been discussing this.?

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