The Orion Starshoot "the little camera that could..." strikes again!
It was a clear night in our "Area51" Dark Place (this past Friday, 05/02) and we had a great turnout, with about 20 people. Me and a handful of guys stayed until 5:00am.
Of all the shots, these 3 were the ones that I liked the most... the other ones will go back to the drawing board.
All these were taken with a W.O. 80mm ED-II scope, guided with a DSI-Pro on a W.O. 66mm SD scope, mounted on an Orion Atlas EQ/G.
10x3mins with an IDAS LPS filter to help out with the signal/noise ratio. (M13 is 10x2mins)
Hope you'll like them! 8)
#1-M13
It was a clear night in our "Area51" Dark Place (this past Friday, 05/02) and we had a great turnout, with about 20 people. Me and a handful of guys stayed until 5:00am.
Of all the shots, these 3 were the ones that I liked the most... the other ones will go back to the drawing board.
All these were taken with a W.O. 80mm ED-II scope, guided with a DSI-Pro on a W.O. 66mm SD scope, mounted on an Orion Atlas EQ/G.
10x3mins with an IDAS LPS filter to help out with the signal/noise ratio. (M13 is 10x2mins)
Hope you'll like them! 8)
#1-M13
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Ivan Gastaldo 8)
Coconut Creek, FL
Ivan's Observatory
Lat 26N 16' 48" Long 80W 10' 48"
[COLOR="Red"]Personal Website:[/COLOR] http://www.ivangastaldo.com
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