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M8, M20, Lagoon and Trifid 61 EDPH II

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#1 galacticinsomnia

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Posted 16 July 2021 - 06:08 PM

Still test driving this scope and playing with backfocus on the field flattener.

Sharpstar EDPHII 61ED Triplet with Orion Flattener for Small Refractors +5mm spacer.
30@4min iso 3200 Canon M6ii-FullSpectrum Modified, Lenhance Filter, UV/IR Block Filter up front, NO Calibration Frames, Dithered Every 5th.
Svbony 305pro guidecam and Svbony 106, 60mm guidescope.
Platesolved, PHD2 multistar, APT, Stellarium on iOptron CEM25p Mount.
Run remotely on a $120 mini PC running windows10.
Lightly Processed in Siril, and PS.

 

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Clear Skies !


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#2 petert913

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Posted 16 July 2021 - 06:20 PM

Only two inches of aperture.  It's just amazing what can be done with amateur astronomy these days ! 


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#3 galacticinsomnia

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Posted 22 July 2021 - 05:12 PM

Only two inches of aperture.  It's just amazing what can be done with amateur astronomy these days ! 

Indeed.  Good time to be in astronomy unless of course you are looking for new gear lol

 

Looks like I'm pretty local to you, been photographing the falls and agriculture historic areas for a long time.
Some of my first Astro evenings many years ago were at the Silverfalls camp grounds.  Been just south of the capitol since forever.
Let me know if any star parties set up.

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