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Then it's easier to start. When I was playing with 5v I used Nebulosity2 to capture FITS files for each channel (it was mono), but you can also use free QGVideo32 to capture AVIs.

You can start at f/10 (no barlow/reducer) and capture frames for up to 2 minutes, then stack it (Registax for FITS, Castrator/Autostakker or Registax for AVIs) and play with processing like wavelets or convolution. You can always hit the forums with raw stacs and some results.

To get bigger scale a barlow would be needed. GSO/TS/Revelation 2x/1.5x or similar Antares are handy as you can unscrew the lens and screw it into the camera nosepiece and get 1.5x "extra" :eek:

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After processing results were nearly the same = very good. As for color cameras - it's hard to use some filters with them. For planets IR luminescence is commonly used to make the image better (IR-RGB) if the seeing isn't very good. With color matrix only 25% pixels are sensitive to red and IR so it's harder to record the IR luminescence.

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