More first-light shadedowns of the new camera. I got a chance to test an ST-10XME last week, and I was very satisfied with the results, so I went ahead and ordered one for myself. As luck would have it, I ordered a camera with a class 1 chip (standard is class 2), and I guess not many people do that upgrade because I was able to get the camera right away. In early tests, the camera is very low noise (about 15% less read noise than the loaner I tested with) and is providing excellent images.
This M104 image is a median combine of three 20-minute guided images. Color is from an earlier ST-1001E image at lower resolution. ST-10XME on C14, Paramount ME at New Mexico Skies (my remote scope).
Ron Wodaski
http://www.newastro.com/remote
This M104 image is a median combine of three 20-minute guided images. Color is from an earlier ST-1001E image at lower resolution. ST-10XME on C14, Paramount ME at New Mexico Skies (my remote scope).
Ron Wodaski
http://www.newastro.com/remote
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Ron Wodaski
New Astronomy Press
http://www.newastro.com