28th Sept 10" Orion

[neil phillips]

Seeing was wobbly. But with high elevation a fair amount has come out

 

 

Edited October 1, 2021 by neil phillips

[callisto]

Very crisp Neil....Lovely 

 

Mark

[vineyard]

Love that third shot 👏🏾👏🏾

[Dave scutt]

I agree love  that 3rd shot looks like your actually flying over moon

[neil phillips]

7 minutes ago, callisto said:

Very crisp Neil....Lovely 

 

Mark

Hi Mark. I think i can do better. But its starting to show its potential ( the setup) Mild Jetstream was on the UK. But i had good levels good focus. Its really helped cut through. the so so seeing. I cant wait for good seeing. Next month now, But its really good fun. 

[neil phillips]

Cheers Vineyard . Work in progress. Enjoying pushing the quality envelope

[WestCoastCannuck]

Outstanding Neil!!!   More was captured than a "fair bit".   In this so-so seeing you are still getting more than I ever have.  lol   Really liking the processing. 

Socked in now since my last stuff.....  supposed to be a clearing in early AM tomorrow.  Fingers crossed....   

 

Mike

[peter shah]

wow stunning detail Neil

[neil phillips]

2 hours ago, WestCoastCannuck said:

Outstanding Neil!!!   More was captured than a "fair bit".   In this so-so seeing you are still getting more than I ever have.  lol   Really liking the processing. 

Socked in now since my last stuff.....  supposed to be a clearing in early AM tomorrow.  Fingers crossed....   

 

Mike

Hi Mike i think its the optics and focal length thats doing it

1/10th wave primary. 1/30TH Wave Antares secondary Mirror. Good Newtonians are probably the best. Resolution and sharpness. I am into planetary Newtonians. But you dont get too many. The F 6.3 Focal length helps with this 245mm. Better than F5 you usually see.

8"F6 would be good. 6 " F8 on the smaller scale.  C9.25. Or C11 might be up your street. Especially the C9.25. Size does matter. No jokes 

[neil phillips]

2 hours ago, peter shah said:

wow stunning detail Neil

Hi Peter Many Thanks