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This first image was taken with the monochrome Saturn-M camera, the second with the color Uranus-C. Conditions were mostly poor but I managed to eke out quite a bit of detail

I had average to good seeing last night when this image was taken: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/825 Brian Combs

Had a brief respite from the jet stream and I was able to capture some decent data for a change: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/821 Brian Combs

I believe it is a function of your aperture. Not much you can do about it. Short of slightly shifting the collimation of your scope. Bit of reading here: The Mars Edge-Rind Artefact –

Well done, Brian! I use my C14 at f5 for imaging so it's great to see planetary images from a C14...

I rarely have that effect around my images. If I do, I blur the edges. Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2022 11:01 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [C14EdgeHD] Mars -

How do you get rid of the 'ring effect' around the edge of Mars?(caused, I believe, my diffraction!) DavidDublin,Ireland

Mostly poor to at best average seeing prevailed but I was fortunate to get this: http://www.bcastropics.com/img/gallery/5/2022-11-26-0540_4-BC-L-Mars_lapl5_ap23-6-set_full.jpg Brian Combs

Hi Ray, I don’t think it will work, as anything that plugs into the Mount is going to have to be turn of the century tech. With the DIY option, I’m thinking some sort of Wi-Fi adapter or serial

Paul, I'm not sure. When the Starsense first came out, an engineer at Celestron said the NS11GPS was too old and it "probably wouldn't work", so I never tried it and have since sold that scope. If

Hi all, I am a new member of the group and I know this question has been asked before. I have a Nexstar GPS 11” with a newer hand controller and the latest firmware. Is this scope capable of

Another night of sub-par seeing but I managed to eke out some decent data anyway: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/818 Brian Combs

I took two images of Mars last night under mostly poor seeing. The first was taken with the Uranus-C color camera: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/817 This second image was taken with my

My first Jupiter image taken with the Uranus-C color camera. Only average seeing with good transparency: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/815 Brian Combs

This is my first image of Mars taken with my new Uranus - C camera by Player One. Perhaps 7/10 seeing and good transparency: http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/814 Brian Combs

Did you use an?Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector with the photo?? Kind regards and clear skies. Arthur Wiegman. Op dinsdag 18 oktober 2022 19:41:16 CEST schreef bgcombs44 <bgcombs@...>:

Thanks Bob. I used the ZWO ASI462 MC. I just received the Uranus -C color camera from Player One that just got a big thumbs up from Damian Peach. I am anxious to give it a try. I also just received a

Phenomenal detail Brian! What camera was used? Bob

This is my first image of Jupiter taken with a one shot color camera. See was maybe 6/10: http://www.bcastropics.com/img/gallery/5/2022-10-15-0333_4-BC-L-Jup_lapl5_ap87-3-set_full.jpg Brian Combs

Very good seeing when this image was taken: http://www.bcastropics.com/img/gallery/5/2022-10-07-0542_8-BC-RGB6-set_full.jpg Brian Combs