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Imaging telescopes or lenses: GSO Newton 8" f/5
Imaging cameras: Sony NEX-5T modified
Mounts: OTE 150 I
Focal reducers: Samyang 2x Teleconverter - T Mount
Software: Emil Kraaikamp Autostackert! 2 · Serif PhotoPlus X7 · StarTools
Accessory: Sony Time-lapse App v3.40
Resolution: 3131x3348
Locations: Home Observatory, Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany
Data source: Backyard
In May 2017 I played around with my then-new GSO 8"-Newton paired with a 2x extender by, wait: Samyang :-)
I'm quite surprised by the result after deconvolution in StarTools.
Enjoy it!
Version B: reprocessed version for better contrast and visual sharpness. I still haven't found a good tool to compress the high dynamic range for a pleasing result...
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