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Love seeing all of these amazing shots! Here's a couple I haven't shared yet. The Rosetta and heart nebula with about 30 of each Ha, Oiii, and Siii. I'm still learning how to use my hyperstar, but I

Hi Derek! Yeah, I mentioned my Insulated Carhartt's in a post and it drew the attention of a gal in Minnesota. She was surprised someone in California would know about, let alone use, insulated bibs

Tks Michael...you're right about the sensitivity factor. The QE of the chip in The ST-10 is fantastic...BTW...the #2 Gemini you fixed for me is working great...Tks again Stay safe, Stu

Nice work Stu. I've seen this area of the sky before, but your narrowband imaging again reminds me of how complex the universe is. What beautiful work you all are doing. Thank you for brightening up

Yes Brian...the ST-10 is a great old dinosaur...I started with a ST8-I, then the ST-8XME and now the ST-10XME...I like it better than my QSI583 althou that's not a bad camera either... Stu

Brian...That's Ha, SII, SII...The weather closed the door on getting any OIII, so I mapped the SII to green and blue... Stu

Very cool Stu - is this SHO narrowband? I have all the gear you mentioned, although I gave up my ST-10XME some years back. it was a great camera that served me well -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

Here's one of my better shots this past year...IC 443 aka the Jelly Fish nebula. Taken with a SBIG ST-10XME thru narrowband filters and a AT8RC carbon fiber scope riding on a G11/Gemini 1 in the

lol - yeah there are a lot of gamers and miners using them. I use it mostly for video production (queue losmandy tutorials :) ) -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Happy New Year Carl! -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in full screen)

Wow, an RTX 3090! ?I looked at that for an upgrade, but it won’t fit either my budget or my MiniITX case. ?The best I can do is an RTX 3070. You’ll be all ready for 4K flying in MS Flight

I sent you a PM, Tom. Hopefully your climb will be easier for you. ;^) I'll do whatever I can to help. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds )

Really great Don - i'm a total sucker for M78 Like you, i hope PixInsight will continue to improve GPU support i just dropped a boatload on an rtx 3090, so gpu acceleration is definitely welcome :) --

Here are a few that came out well I think: NGC2174 (Monkey Head) in narrowband ( https://www.astrobin.com/3fhyw2/?nc=user ) NGC2024 (Flame) ( https://www.astrobin.com/vqzu1c/?nc=user ) M78 (

Thanks Les, That is what I was trying to figure out. --- les@... wrote: From: "Les Niles" <les@...> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] Calculating arc-seconds per

Oh yeah. It's my only main imaging camera that works. The thing I like is that it does most of the heavy lifting, color adjusting, stacking as the images come in. Great for a dolt like me. LOL! You,

Do you mean “effective focal length”? That term is used in relation to SLR cameras and lenses, to indicate the field of view relative to a full 35mm frame. For example, a 200mm telephoto lens on a

Probably not missing anything. But to be sure to check out the calculators at the www.astronomy.tools site. They are the best. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astropheric Weather

Thanks a lot :) Yeah, it is hidden by dust, more of challenge and than it "should" be. Part of the local group, if I get it right. I am really really fascinated by these galaxies. Giant systems,? so

Magnus well done! wow, i had to look that one up, i wasn't aware of it. great job -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>