Mersing Trip: 29th July
I did a lot of comparison between Mewlon 210 and tmb115 on terrestrial objects since I own both. When it comes to visual satisfaction and contrast, both are very close at medium to high power given the same magnification. Under the same exit pupil, tmb115 slightly outperforms Mewlon 210, producing a cleaner and more natural view.
10" Telekit with Zambuto optics~TMB 152/1200 (construction)~Takashi Mewlon 210~TMB 80/600
Same TFOV on same ep type (assuming same AFOV) will give same magnification right? Even at the same exit pupil, since the 3 scopes have roughly the same aperture, they should yield roughly the same magnification.Canopus Lim wrote:Yup it will be interesting to compare all the scopes with same true FOV which would mean the Mewlon and C8 having lower magnification than the P8.
I suspect the C8's brighter sky background is partly due to Clement's rich field corrector. To get 80x he would probably have to use 2" eps or else use the RFC. Since his visual back is 1.25", the RFC was probably used that night. Also, his 2" erect image diagonal degrades the image further.
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Oops I made a mistake in my last statement. The exit pupil and true TFOV (for same AFOV eyepiece) will be the same at same magnification since all the scopes are same aperture.
TFOV and exit pupil will be different for different aperture at same magnification. So guess it also depends on the different focal length eyepieces used in the test too. I think it will be interesting for scopes to be compared at same exit pupil and same TFOV.
TFOV and exit pupil will be different for different aperture at same magnification. So guess it also depends on the different focal length eyepieces used in the test too. I think it will be interesting for scopes to be compared at same exit pupil and same TFOV.
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Mersing 29 th M8
Hi ,
Image of M8 taken on 29 th at Mersing uploaded
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=516
Scope ';f4 Newt Courtsey Matthew, Mount Orion Atlas EQ6,Camera Canon 300 Mod , 11 shots of 1 min exp unguided.
Kochu/3-8-06
Image of M8 taken on 29 th at Mersing uploaded
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=516
Scope ';f4 Newt Courtsey Matthew, Mount Orion Atlas EQ6,Camera Canon 300 Mod , 11 shots of 1 min exp unguided.
Kochu/3-8-06
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M8 thru C6
Hi,
Another image of M8 taken with Celestron 6 in refractor on Orion Atlas mount at Mersing on 29 th July. Camera Canon 300D Modified, 10 frames of 1 min each , ISO 1600 Jpeg, unguided.
Kochu
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=517
Another image of M8 taken with Celestron 6 in refractor on Orion Atlas mount at Mersing on 29 th July. Camera Canon 300D Modified, 10 frames of 1 min each , ISO 1600 Jpeg, unguided.
Kochu
http://www.singastro.org/album_pic.php?pic_id=517
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This collaborative effort would not have been possible w/o Kochu's generous sharing of his solid mount and camera.
Anyway this my rendition with a short 6x1min of M8 under dark skies last Saturday. The depth attain supersedes what i have previously achieved under sg skies.
http://pachome1.pacific.net.sg/~audiowo ... 30-RGB.jpg
It was indeed fortuitous for everyone present in Mersing on that particular night and credit in no small part should goes to Chris for making the last trip a reality for many.
Hope to see more participants in future trips to Mersing.
Matthew
Anyway this my rendition with a short 6x1min of M8 under dark skies last Saturday. The depth attain supersedes what i have previously achieved under sg skies.
http://pachome1.pacific.net.sg/~audiowo ... 30-RGB.jpg
It was indeed fortuitous for everyone present in Mersing on that particular night and credit in no small part should goes to Chris for making the last trip a reality for many.
Hope to see more participants in future trips to Mersing.
Matthew
WOW Yours is so sharp!Anyway this my rendition with a short 6x1min of M8 under dark skies last Saturday. The depth attain supersedes what i have previously achieved under sg skies.
http://pachome1.pacific.net.sg/~audiowo ... 30-RGB.jpg
You know dat children are growing up when they start asking questions that have answers...