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Luna - single shot DSLR & old prime lens


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Hello,

Had a v quick go last night around midnight. Normal photographic tripod, Pentax K70 w old CZ Sonnar 135mm (set one click wider than f5.6) ISO 100 - put the camera into monochrome and used its pixel shift function (where it takes 4 photos in quick succession, shifting the sensor 1 pixel each time - I guess that increases resolution?).  Have put the images through a couple of High Pass iterations in GIMP.

3 images (all converted to JPEG for size) - a close crop, a full FOV, and then just for fun, Sirius peaking through some trees.

Cheers.

 

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17 hours ago, CCD-Freak said:

The Pixel Shift sounds like Dithering so maybe it will make for less noise and hot pixels

Yes it could be a nice proxy for that (although its not completely random since its always 1 pixel in set directions).  I will also try it when the camera is on a tracking mount to see what happens.

(There is also a "movement corrected" version of the PixelShift which should work, even without a tracking mount, for short-exposure objects at infinity like the moon where the object itself should not have moved by a pixel a camera sensor in say 1/80th of a sec - another thing to try!). Will report back once a chance ever materialises again w the weather!)

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