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Well done Richard!

All, Our Obsessions outfitted with ServoCATs and Argo Navis make for great astrophotography! Here is my old favorite planetary nebula in Cygnus (wow, there are so many planetary nebulas in Cygnus!).

Hi Omar, I have a UC22 and I would recommend that you invest in the SIPS from starrylight. It's an integrated paracorr to the focuser as I suppose you have a compatible feather touch focuser on your

Thank you all for your feedback. Aside from the mirror, everything—including the mirror box and other components—is in excellent condition. The electronics are functioning perfectly, and the

21mm and 31mm is probably all you really need. IMO, I would save the money for potential upgrades to the scope itself before spending more on eyepieces that you may, or may not use as much as, for

It’s a little hard to make recommendations on a 30” as I have no experience at that size but for my 20” f5 classic I use my 31mm Nagler (the termi-nagler ?), and my 13, 17, and 21mm Ethos the

My Ethos 13 is in my scope 80% of the time... -- Paul Alsing 25" f/5 Classic Obsession

Congratulations Omar!! Remember that the beast will magnify the light pollution also. I am in a slow process to build something out under Bortle 1 skies for my 22"UC. The big glass that you and I

Wow, congratulations !! The 30” is a BEAST of a scope! Im going to second a 13 or 10mm Ethos.

Omar: Congrats on your new acquisition! I love my 13 mm Ethos on my 20" Classic F5-----clear skies to you! Where are you geographically located? RIch M [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Everyone, After spending several years immersed in astrophotography, I decided to return to my roots in visual observation. To that end, I've just acquired an Obsession 30" telescope, complete with

All, A very large object (like the Western Veil) and poor weather (it's a rainy night in Georgia) might force one to make a mosaic from captured images from more than one night. I used my UC18 and

Beautiful shot Richard. Thanks! On Tuesday, July 16, 2024 at 08:13:11 PM MDT, Richard via groups.io <rmille64@...> wrote: All,?The UC18 with the DS10cTEC and a bit of post

All, The UC18 with the DS10cTEC and a bit of post processing makes for a great galaxy catcher.

All, Nebulas really pop when using a dual band filter (I use Optolong LeNhance filter). The contrast of Ha and OIII is great with this type of filter. Here is the nebula a degree west of Deneb. 10

Thanks Frédéric ! With M20 being so bright, EAA was as much fun as capturing the image. Really did not need to do any lucky imaging on such a bright object. The Mallincam camera software can help

You are right, short exposures in alt az can give superb results as your image. Some astrophotographs are even going to lucky imaging below 1s to produce high resolution galaxy images to get rid of

All, Just 200 seconds for this Trifid Nebula image capture (10 stacks of 20 second exposures).

Great! Thanks for the tip and information. Greg W [email protected]> wrote:

Thank You for all your replies.? It dawned on me that I recently converted my 18UC telescope (optics, DSS and Servocat) to a Quantum telescope by AstroSystems in 2022.? AstroSystems uses a material