This is an image taken with my Zenithstar 66 APO and Artemis285 Camera. I used some 15 minute H-Alpha exposures and they helped me to identify a flexure problem I was having with the little Zenithstar. Despite some of the star trailing, it was repairable in the processing and the image came out OK. Image and exposure / processing details are at:
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/ngc2264.htm
Scope - Zenithstar 66 APO at f/4.8
Camera - Artemis285 HA, IR/UV Block, RGB
Mount - G11/Gemini
Guiding - C8 at 1350 mm FL, DSI Pro, PHD Guiding
Some older images are here:
2005:
http://www.jthommes.com/MiscAstro/Archives/ngc2264.htm
2003:
http://www.jthommes.com/MiscAstro/Archives/ngc2264B.htm
http://www.jthommes.com/Astro/ngc2264.htm
Scope - Zenithstar 66 APO at f/4.8
Camera - Artemis285 HA, IR/UV Block, RGB
Mount - G11/Gemini
Guiding - C8 at 1350 mm FL, DSI Pro, PHD Guiding
Some older images are here:
2005:
http://www.jthommes.com/MiscAstro/Archives/ngc2264.htm
2003:
http://www.jthommes.com/MiscAstro/Archives/ngc2264B.htm
Jim Thommes
Mak-Newt 152 mm
C8
Megrez II APO
Zenithstar 66 mm APO
G11/Gemini
ST8300M
Artemis285 Camera
Canon 350D DSLR
http://jthommes.com/Astro/
