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  #2948678 31-Jul-2022 19:02
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Deanonzl:

 

Wow, nice resolution.

 

What scope & camera & mount are you running?

 

 

 

 

For that shot I used a ZWO ASI294MC camera, Askar FRA300 scope, on a EQ6-R mount



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  #2948689 31-Jul-2022 20:12
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Wow, nice combination.

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  #2948701 31-Jul-2022 21:02
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Raikyn:

Deanonzl:


Wow, nice resolution.


What scope & camera & mount are you running?



 


For that shot I used a ZWO ASI294MC camera, Askar FRA300 scope, on a EQ6-R mount



How does that compare to using your usual camera and image stacking?



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  #2948760 1-Aug-2022 09:15
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I hope some of you have entered the Sony Alpha Awards. Some photos here would be up to the quality I've seen in this year's winners.




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  #2949245 1-Aug-2022 15:22
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insane:

How does that compare to using your usual camera and image stacking?

 

 

 

Quality is a little better, probably mainly because of the filters a normal dslr has in front of the sensor. But plenty of people mod their dslr for astrophotography.

 

I find it much easier to use though, and with it being cooled it has much less issues with noise over long exposures

 

Also the one I have is a bit of a jack-of-all-trades, and so I can use it for luna/planets , as well as geting decent deep sky object.

 

 

 

Still have to do all the image stacking stuff, but just a bit easier all round.

 

 

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  #2950287 3-Aug-2022 16:06
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@Raikyn if you've got any planet pics, I'd like to see them.

 

 




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  #2950706 4-Aug-2022 15:58
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freitasm:

 

I hope some of you have entered the Sony Alpha Awards. Some photos here would be up to the quality I've seen in this year's winners.

 

 

Shame that he T&Cs that rule out so much talent.

 

Sony:

 

To enter, individuals must:

 

     

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  2. Upload a photo taken on a Sony Alpha camera and lens (Maximum 5 submissions per person, files must be in JPEG format and under 5MB in size).

 

 

 




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  #2953624 11-Aug-2022 21:20
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Handheld, no tripod.

Took a few. This is the first time I haven’t ended up with an overexposed white blob.




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  #2955067 15-Aug-2022 21:41
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Saturn from saturday

 

 

 

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  #2955078 15-Aug-2022 22:56
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Wow. Thats really cool.




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Conference time...

 


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  #2961059 30-Aug-2022 09:52
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Nice!!

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Thanks a few more:

 


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  #2962975 4-Sep-2022 11:50
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Went for a wander thru the Karangahake Gorge Tunnel 1082m & Old Gold Field remains yesterday

 

Great piece of history.

 

 

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  #2963081 4-Sep-2022 13:37
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Deanonzl:

 

Went for a wander thru the Karangahake Gorge Tunnel 1082m & Old Gold Field remains yesterday

 

Great piece of history. 

 

Quite some years since I walked through there and I don't recall it having having lights. You are right about the history of the area 😀

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