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Seeing was stable enough. One Shot Color. Dan L Jupiter February 7, 2015 from DEC (Maadscientist) | AstroBin http://www.astrobin.com/159182/ http://www.astrobin.com/159182/ Jupiter February 7, 2015

Excellent! Did you image the resent triple transit of Jovian moons? Or know of any good shots? Stan

I finally had good conditions last night when this 18 minute image was taken: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/678 http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/678 Brian

Very nice Lynn, some excellent images there. Good work capturing the supernovae. -Charlie

Thanks Stan & Ed, That is my feeling too: it won't be ideal, but maybe not much worse than a normal, non-Edge 14" . Well, for getting some central stars in focus for a drift alignment, it doesn't

If you look at the EdgeHD white paper, you will see that the position of the corrective optics in each of the four scope sizes is different. As a result, I would be surprised if the C11HD reducer

"any idea if the 11" (Edge) reducer would work on the 14" (edge) as a temporary solution? " It is certainly worth a try. You might need to adjust the back distance a little. Reducer/correctors are not

Hi all, I've been very quiet so far since this group seems mostly focussed on planetary astrophotography instead of deep sky, but if anyone is interested, a few of my images with my 11" Edge are here:

"surprising how much oversampling you really need" The Nyquist criterion for sampling a Gaussian PSF is FWHM = 3.3 pixels. So "3.3 times oversampling" may actually be proper sampling for the best

That's really nice. It's surprising how much oversampling you really need. I usually go for an image scale that is about 3.3 times oversampling vs the diffraction limit of the scope (ie the Dawes or

Thanks. I was surprised imaging over 10 meter focal length paid some good dividends. Dan Llewellyn

Really nice image ! Christian

I over sampled more than I usually do. It paid some unexpected dividends. C14, Zeiss 2.6x Barlow, Blackfly GiG E w/sony 104 cmos, one shot color. Dan Llewellyn Jupiter December 27, 2014 GRS from DEC

Hello Jose. If you are asking what the numbers mean on the back of the primary mirror in a C14 (or any other Celestron SCT), they are the "serial number" for the optics set. There should be a matching

hello buenis days, my name is joseph and I am new to the group, please .I have to belong to the group with a Celestron 14 orange and very happy, I wanted to ask a question what means the number behind

Well done !!

It can’t be hard to sell with results like than Dan! -Charlie L.

Seeing Stable. Last of the images from the C11 Edge HD, it got sold. Dan L Jupiter December 2, 2014 GRS from DEC Final (Maadscientist) | AstroBin http://www.astrobin.com/139839/0/

Wow! (again) The seeing may be the best thing about Georgia... Stan

I finally had a decent night of seeing for the first time in week http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/677 http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/677 Brian