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Altocumulus

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  1. I have used, successfully, two white light systems.

     

    One involved covering the big end with Baader Film - which I used on a skywatcher reflector.

    I now use a Lunt Herschel Wedge at the small end of a 102 refractor.

    There are other options, including adding a Daystar Quark which takes you into narrow-band observing/imaging.

    Cost-wise, the film is cheaper, then the wedge....

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  2. Yes, looking forward to the colder snap - at least it'll clear this cloud and we'll get rid of that tantalising strip of blue which has been there these last three days!. Then it'll be shower dodging. I'll have to have a look at PF - I tried to ditch PS a while ago in favour of Luminar but their latest version is difficult(L4).

  3. 14 hours ago, CraigT82 said:

    Superb! Have you tried msice for the mosaic stitching? So easy to use and all automated. Think of gain as ISO, increases sensitivity but with more noise

    May I ask a supplementary question here - if Gain ~ ISO, what's Offset?

  4. Hi all,

    May I pick your brains....

    My ZWO 120MM is on its way out - In order to use it I have to re-flash the firmware each time in order for my PC to recognise it. ZWO have tried to sort it, remotely, without solution.

    I have a ZWO 174MM ( Cool - for future options :D ).

    In two different telescopes for Solar imaging; William Optics 102GT + Lunt Herschel Wedge & Lunt LS 60 tha. The 174 allows for full-disc images.

     

    Can anyone recommend a decent camera to complement the 174, and these two 'scopes? Doesn't necessarily include ZWO. Budget around £250 +/- sensible amount.... :D

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