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Author Topic: First Light with Series 5000 80mm  (Read 2311 times)
wsuriano
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« on: November 06, 2008, 10:00:07 AM »

A clear night and nothing to do, hmm.  So I strapped my Meade 80mm on my 8" LX90 and imaged the following.  I know the color is off - still working on it - and you lose something in the translation to jpeg, but I think I'm going to like this scope!  I am still trying to figure out how to get a wider FOV with my DSI II Pro without buying a DSI III Pro.


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« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2008, 12:42:34 PM »

I played with this image a bit and attach the latest.  Because I live in a highly light polluted suburb of Chicago, this was done in narrowband mapped to the Hubble pallet.  It consists of 10X3 minute subs with each filter.  I would have liked to get more subs, but just didn't have the time.  I took the images with a Meade DSI II Pro using Nebulosity, guided with PhD on my Meade 8"LX 90 GPS and using a Meade DSI Pro as a guider.  The Meade 80mm was piggybacked on top.  I calibrated, stacked and registerd the images in AIP4Win and post processed using Photoshop CS3.  I'm pleased with the results from the Meade 80mm as an imager and will do much more.


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