Quite surprise to be so productive this early in the season. Again the weather is kind to us, and the sky cleared up early in the evening, enable us to capture the the late season winter targets. I had another go again with the Newtonian imaging setup, this time with beefier tube rings to counter the flexure issues. I have to admit that it can be quite a pain to setup Newtonian for imaging, but once sorted, it can be a real potent imaging instrument!
Rosette Nebula:
Imaged with, AP Mach 1 GTO, 8" Orion Optics UK Newt f/4.5,Baader MPCC, Modified Canon 350D, 11x8min ISO800
Eta Carina Nebula:
Imaged with, AP March 1 GTO, 8' Orion Optics UK Newt f/.5, Baader MPCC, Modified Canon 350D, 6x5min ISO800
Orion Nebula:
Imaged with, AP Mach 1 GTO, 8" Orion Optics UK Newt f/4.5, Baader MPCC, Modified Canon 350D, 4x30s, 5x1min, 5x5min, 3x8min ISO800
Some Astrophotos from 24-25 Feb Mersing Trip
Re: Some Astrophotos from 24-25 Feb Mersing Trip
Finally! Good stuff! Wow, Orion Optics. The 1/10 wave version? Thanks for sharing! You survived Mersing Zouk Out.
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WOW! Nice...
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Nice images Kelvin
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Nice photo Kelvin. Need to learn from you how to use DSLR. I cant even take a clear photo of Jupiter