First
Test images with SV80s
Got
a minute?
Winter
Deep Sky Objects
Uploaded 2/25/06
While
we are still waiting for our Televue .8x field flattener to arrive,
here are a few first shots with the new telescope mounted on
our medium duty Televue equatorial. Of course the unmodified
10D lacks some of the reds, it does extremely well on clusters,
reflection nebula, comets, and about everything else! I think
the results (sans coma) are encouraging for such exposure times. |
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NGC869/884 in Perseus
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M45 in Taurus
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M46/NGC2438 & M47 in Puppis
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The Sword of Orion
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NGC2362 - The Tau Canis Majoris Cluster
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Instrument: Stellarvue SV80S Refractor @ f/6
Platform: Televue GEM
Camera: Canon 10D @ ISO1600
Exposure: 1 - 3m
Filters: Standard IR Block
Location: Payson, Arizona
Elevation: 6800 ft.
Sky: Seeing 6/10, Transparency 8/10
Outside Temperature: 30F
Processing Tools: Photoshop CS, Maxim DL, PixInsight, Canon Raw
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