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Long time visual astronomer - now about 3 years along the journey into astrophotography.
Because UK weather affords only brief windows for observation my preferred approach has moved towards F 4-5 setups using an OSC to accumulate RGB whenever…
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| M108 edge on spiral galaxy | ... | 49 | 28 | 0 | 2 |
| NGC4449 the box galaxy | ... | 45 | 25 | 0 | 0 |
| Short sub Newtonian image of M51a and NGC5195 under Bortle 7 skies | ... | 141 | 64 | 2 | 2 |
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Long time visual astronomer - now about 3 years along the journey into astrophotography.
Because UK weather affords only brief windows for observation my preferred approach has moved towards F 4-5 setups using an OSC to accumulate RGB whenever it is darker and a mono camera for mainly HA when it is clear and the moon is up. I am mainly interested in deep sky and also interested in possible ways of using short frame 'lucky' imaging combined with deconvolution to improve resolution of some of the brighter DSO's.
Retired biophysical chemistry research scientist
running, cycling, science broadly, music, reading - esp. history
