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10 minutes of clear sky - PST80 at F25


NickH

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Seeing was better today for the whole ten minutes I got before the clouds poured in again. 2 Single shots (surface and proms combined in one shot using gamme settings almost to saturation) and a single prom shot and the remnants of the AR

PST80 at F25 - Skynyx 2-0m

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£180 ERF (Direct ship from Germany) - good old days, good exchange rate

£220 PST (US sourced)

£50 adapters

A80MF - £105

Tad under £580 then... for an 80mm 0.7A Hydrogen alpha scope with no astigmatism, tack sharp focus at up to F50, pretty damn near perfect optics (A80 tested by Steve)

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The SM90 shots (at least 3 of em) are nice, in focus, no blurring, and could easily be sharpened up using unsharp masking..

As for the other shots...I will take the 5th amendment

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Blimey Nick, how did you get the camera in a position to Image the Earth and the sun together.:):D

I see there is a little of the Terracing, (Foreshortening) Pete Lawrence referred to near the limb of the top Image.

Your Solar imaging is matched only by your Lunar stuff. Magic.

Ron.:)

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My lunar is okay,...nothing more, I have seen the best at that..

I like planetary again, since the C11 got sorted... and deep sky, must get out more :-)

The Sun is great when you have kids though...cus it only takes a wee while to image.

The modified PST is really delivering though.., on saying that, I would still prefer a Solarscope SF70 double stack or better still SF100..

(no sweet spot)

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