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Mars Saturns and its moons


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A Mars and Saturn shot from last night. The seeing was very very good but the transparency was very poor due to a low fog making it hard and exposures needed to be very long. I would normaly use about 25-30ms for Saturn but i had to use 80-100ms making it hard to get lots of frames.

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Mars 7-5-2014by Raymond Collecutt, on Flickr

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Saturn 7-5-2014by Raymond Collecutt, on Flickr

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Saturns moonsby Raymond Collecutt, on Flickr

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Fantastic shot of Mars and Saturn. Can't see the kit used on the post.

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I think the best bit of kit is the height of those 2 at the moment and the better astro air that NZ has to offer. I am not taking anything away from Raymonds images though, - really terrific!

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Fantastic shot of Mars and Saturn. Can't see the kit used on the post.

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Sorry, here's what was used.

ASI120MM camera.

Baader 1.25" RGB filters

Stacked with AS!2 and processed in Photoshop and PixInsight.

Home made carbon Serrurier truss Royce conical 10" f4 Newtonian.

Televue 5x powermate

Celestron CGE mount.

Captured with Firecapture.

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Carbon Serrurier truss Royce 10" f4 by Raymond Collecutt, on Flickr

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I haven't finished the front edge of the scope yet. I want to be able to slip a full aperture solar filter on it so i left that lip extending out the front.

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