ElwoodBlues

This is how I mounted my sw50ed on my 6 sct. I just switch cameras dependant on the scope I'm imaging with.

Andromeda and The heart nebula processed through standard open method. Orion and Rosette processed with the compose module in startools . I followed a workflow from the startools forum to try and Process HOO . Unfortunately I'm still learning so unsure of the results. All images just had a small crop for stacking artifacts has i recall. I see some images from L enhance in a fake SHO but I don't know how they do that.

asi 294mc unity gain 15s exp 49min total.

asi 294mc unity gain l enhance 2hrs total on this. Im actually using the 6se has a guide scope while i use the sw50ed for imaging🤫

90 mins total on this. asi 294mc unity gain, l enhance filter. oh and im using startools to process.

Here's a few efforts with the sw50ed and f/f . i have only recently started imaging using a 6 SCT on a heq5 pro so this is my cheap way into a widefield refractor until my bank balance and stock levels increase. orion with the asi294mc and l-enhance filter. 40 mins total on this at unity gain .

I would recommend it. I bought the package for guiding my sct and recently they introduced the dedicated field fleld flattener so now I'm using it has a widefield image rig and I'm very happy with it. You could say a cheap version of a redcat setup.

I use the evo has a guide scope and I'm in the process of putting this together myself for a widefield setup, just waiting for clear nights. I have been using that adaptor you linked for filters on my 294 without issues. I was kind of hoping I wouldn't get vignetting, but looks manageable. Being relatively new to this hobby,I was more concerned about the image scale at 3.95pixels ,seems to go against all my research so far but I see some fantastic images at this scale and higher. Hopefully I get outside soon and see how this goes. All part of the fun 👍