Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
Added almost an hour of hydrogen sulfide during "nautical twilight" with a full Moon.
The goal was to test exactly this equipment setup.
The test was partially successful - in the middle of the session, there was an autofocus failure and a significant portion of the material went to the trash. On the remaining data, both sulfur and hydrogen-beta are visible, despite not the most favorable shooting conditions.
Added almost an hour of hydrogen sulfide during "nautical twilight" with a full Moon. The goal was to test exactly this equipment setup. The test was partially…
First light of the arrived telescope with a field flattener. Although it's a doublet, I don't see obvious chromatic aberration. It will go under the Askar 103 A…
I'm also considering this telescope. On Cloudynights, they mentioned that the 80ED produces oddly shaped halos around bright stars in the corners. Have you experienced this?
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And I don't plan to specifically, unless one happens to be in the field of view.
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