M13 and M27

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M13 and M27

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Hi,

It's being long time I couldn't play with my astrogear as I was away for 2 and 1/2 months. last night took this two pics of M13 and M27 from Singapore.
Camera: Meade Dsi pro
Telescope: 80ED
Mount : EQ-G sirius
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Beautifully done, Kimo, can share your exposure time & nos. of frame stacked ?
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Nice work :P
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Hi Kimo & Kelvin, i am going to use the cooled version of this cam to shoot ngc 6744 from either my house or Bedok South, those many shots i had taken using DSLR were "drown" & only can see the core (see attached pics, ngc 6744 is at approx higher left center position), hope this cam can see something.
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Thanks for comments. I had re modified the camera to deep cold and added some other devices. each exposure were 2 to 2.5 mins and total of one hour +.

I can share some devices pics. it is still under testing. it was before cooling start, 31.9c is the camera box internal temp, 30.8c is inside CCD temp. 41% humidity inside the camera.
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I just wanted to share with you all. last night i took two pics of M51 and NGC6888 nebula, too bad M51 was distructed by carpark light. all are one hr total exposure time. require more exp to have nice pics.
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Nice shots Kimo! Thanks for sharing.
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good works, kimo! supposed all taken on this island. :-)
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nice photos, nice equipment :mryellow:
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Last night I took M57, Optics 80mm, DSI COL, NO peltier cooling.
Exposure : Each frame 2min X 13 , 2.49min X 14, total over an hr.

I am having some problem with WCS Polar alignment. I must select star alt below 45deg, Az 20 to 95deg. I had setup my telescope inside the room so limited stars for polar alignment. Any one facing the same problem? Any tips to do it perfectly?
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