Anyone help!

[stargazer1980]

Ok, so im thinking of getting into imaging and cant really afford the route of the SXV's so im gonna go down the route of a DSLR! Does anyone have any files that i could have a play with to see what the processing is like!

If possible, could the pictures from people be taken through a 10" newt/WO66 as they will be the scopes that i will be buying! Please also could you include your settings and sub lengths, if any filters were used and reducers etc etc!

Thanks in advance

Darren

[Grant]

Hi Darren, I have some images and raws from a Scopos 62 which is virtually identical to a WO66 (I now have one of those as well!) : http://stargazerslounge.com/index.php?topic=15640.0 The raws are: http://iseestars.net/astro_raws/01-08-07/

Feel free to help yourself... I have other raws here: http://iseestars.net/astro_raws/ some are from different scopes though - again feel free to help yourself!

Any help I can give you with the processing (I'm not expert but know some of the buttons to mash!) then just let me know

Cheers,

Grant

[stargazer1980]

Ok! Cheers for that grant! appreciate it alot!

Darren

[Grant]

No worries Darren

If you want to know the exposure settings etc.. they are in the file names, e.g: IMG-45s-1600-100040.CR2 would be 45 seconds exposure at iso 1600...

Cheers,

Grant

[SteveL]

remind me later and I`ll dig out my Canon 350D/WO66 RAWs for my M31 a while back

[daz]

Darren

Also, goto http://www.newastro.com/newastro/default_login.asp and

download the free FOV tool (and the images to go with it). You can then see what the FOV will look like for a scope/camera combination.

You can also do in Starry Night, but I find this quicker