Thank you! It's a pity the atmosphere didn't allow pulling out the details, only hints of them. Of course, you need to shoot at least ten degrees further south and with a telescope of at least 200mm.
What altitude is it at for you? Mine is at 24.8 at meridian transit. But my rig has been sitting in the yard for 3 days, I need to bring it into the garage for it, but the neighbor's light there gets in the way. I'm currently at 367mm focal length and 71mm aperture with a reducer, and for long focal length the weather just isn't right.
Good idea, by the way. Yesterday we switched from a one-second exposure to one and a half seconds, and guiding became calmer — you can't keep up with the seeing in our swamps. I'll try your version, I happen to have that filter, thanks!
For my mount, 1.5 seems too much! When it's calm, I set it to 0.5, usually with a 1-second exposure. I think if your guide scope has a 60mm aperture, everything should work smoothly. My stars have become excellent compared to the UVIR.
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