Hi all,
Finally got another chance to use my WO66SD refractor. At 388mm FL this scope and the size of my CCD chip work well together for a descent fov.
LRGB; L=Ha, R=Ha 40 min total, G&B=OIII 40 min total (4 min subs for both).
With the LP to my south and this being low in the sky I had to go with narrow band filters to cut though the glow. One thing I really like about narrow band filters, the stars always come out nice and tight.
I was a bit concerned with things dewing up last night but everything stayed clear and dry.
Acquired and processed in AA3 and tweaked in PS.
Camera SXV-9H
Astronomic Ha and OIII filter
Scope WOSD66 refractor
Brian
Finally got another chance to use my WO66SD refractor. At 388mm FL this scope and the size of my CCD chip work well together for a descent fov.
LRGB; L=Ha, R=Ha 40 min total, G&B=OIII 40 min total (4 min subs for both).
With the LP to my south and this being low in the sky I had to go with narrow band filters to cut though the glow. One thing I really like about narrow band filters, the stars always come out nice and tight.
I was a bit concerned with things dewing up last night but everything stayed clear and dry.
Acquired and processed in AA3 and tweaked in PS.
Camera SXV-9H
Astronomic Ha and OIII filter
Scope WOSD66 refractor
Brian
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