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wow, amazing, really a encouragement to all people trying to do astrophotography in sinapore,

Thanks.

ya, i meant video stacking, why dont you try stacking stacking the images u have, i've seen images of ISS stacked liked taking planetary shoots. might be able to further improve the results.

wow, nice pic, i got a question, how long can u spend taking the ISS before there is any sort of rotation that will prevent the shots from staking?

thanks for the discount membership tip. i'll try emailing about scaning the credit card, thanks. buying this stellarvue scope is alr at the limits of my budget, i considered the sky 90, but it was too expensive once all the accessories were factored in. takahashi seems to be expensive mainly because...

thanks for the recommendations but im interested in getting a scope for astrophotography, and i would rather stick with scopes that are known to be able to perform. color correction for triplets are also significantly better than any doublets as far as i know, even a takahashi flourite doublet cant ...

i contacted stellarvue about shipping directly to singapore, but their method of payment is also by wire transfer. trying not to use wire trasnfer as i heard it can be quite messy and complicated. i didnt noe about OPT's $1000 limit fo new customers, is there a way around it maybe emailing them dire...

rather than the KWIQ, i think that a small refractor, such as the Orion 80mm short tube with a cheap autoguider would work much better for approximately the same cost, only thing is that you would have to get a couple of rings and acessories to attach it onto the mount, instead of using a finder bra...

im aware of that, which is why im looking for triplets. most reviews seem to rank the stellarvue scopes above WO. acessories for stellarvue scopes are also alot less expensive compared to similar apeture takahashi socpes or other brands.

i see, thanks for the advice.

currently more interested in the SV scope as it seems to produce better images. i have access to a Megrez 80, which was pretty good for visual but not quite for imaging. SV also seems to be the only 90mm triplet avaliable other than than the TMB 92ss if im not mistaken.

hi all, im interested in buying a stellarvue apo scope for AP, specifically the SVR90t, the fpl 53 glass with carbon fiber body, not the flourite one. do any of the local distributors ship stellarvue? i would prefer not to request for them to import as that can usually cost quite alot... would shipp...