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Saturn

Category:Planets
Published:
2242
Saturn
Resolution:
208x208 px
File size:
14 KB

Photo description / processing

First light of the Sky-watcher Mak127 telescope, a 90-second video.

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
Sky-Watcher MAK127
Camera
ZWO ASI 224 MC
Mount
Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi
Accessories
Barlow 2x
Software
ASI Studio, PIPP, AutoStakkert!, RegiStax 6
Location
Адыгея, станица Даховская, Russia
Date taken

Exposure

Comments

Nickolay
Tell me, is your barlow 4-element or with ED glass?
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Ryjov AlekseyReply to Nickolay
In this photograph there is a very ordinary Barlow lens; this photo is old, from '22.
And now I use the Explore Scientific 2x and 3x tele-extender.
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NickolayReply to Ryjov Aleksey
How does it differ from the LB?
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Ryjov AlekseyReply to Nickolay
There is no glare, and most importantly, it does not matter at what distance from the eyepiece it is located, the scale is the same anyway, plus sharpness across the entire field. To put it simply, it is made specifically for astrophotography. And yes, it is four-lens.
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NickolayReply to Ryjov Aleksey
Good thing, thanks
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