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Very nice Brian. Just curious, but 80X300sec, is that 80 each, 300sec images. Or 6.66 hours? That's phenominominomal! -- SonnyE

Chip, the Baader BBHS diagonal's price is not too scary expensive at around $500.00. I am using a William Optic now and it is Okay. WTH I do need another diagonal any way I will give it a try. Thank

nice! clean plate solve too, from the looks of it Show quoted text ( /g/Losmandy_users/topic/almost_a_new_owner/70926778?p=Created,,,20,1,20,0&jump=1#quoted-158925182

Very nice Brian. Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.

Thank you Chip, I think you and Edggie from Cloudy Nights, have cost me the most money. LOL... But you have not disappointed me yet.all recommendations have been spot on. I do appreciate it, your

one more update on this i've still been working on unguided imaging @844mm focal length (about 1 arcsec/pix resolution) this is 80x300sec Ha filter of M81, totally unguided on my G11 processing is

Japan people observe straight through sans diagonal of any sort. i was unaware of the advanced japanese observing techniques!

Deric Caselli Feb 3 Derek and Brian, I dont know really why this has worked for me. I set my tripod pointed North by compass, then used the polar scope ( I can't see the other polar alignment stars

Stellarmate works well. I had lots of problems on the pie 3 version mainly with the cameras disconnecting on USB 2. With the pie 4 these issues seem to have cleared up. I believe it is because the pie

A friend of mine in North Carolina uses teamviewer and introduced me to it, and remote operation. It worked. But for me, teamviewer kept dropping out to its advertising page wanting me to pay $820 for

nice! clean plate solve too, from the looks of it wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

yeah sharpcap is definitely about "live shooting" - i think it expects you are trying to solve images that are coming off the camera (at least as the default settings) wrote: -- Brian Brian

Ahhhhah! I found my long lost image! Thanks you you Brian! I was looking for something to upload to nova and found my image from 8-3-18. This is a 5400 second

Ah good point chuck. You do have to remote in to this computer (pretty much like all the other suggestions here). Windows 10 pro comes with Remote Desktop built in, which I use. You can also use

[AMD Official Use Only - Internal Distribution Only] Yep, I'm running one of those as my primary "remote into work from home" PCs. Picked it up from Amazon. Doesn't have built-in wifi but comes with

Brian You may want to let people know (they probably do but in case they don't!)? that you have to remote in and how.?? BT W,? fantastic price on those i5s. Chuck

Hi Brian, I'm trying SharpCap 3.2, with a side order of Astro Tortilla. Supposedly they work together. But only if you have a mount and camera.... I have a bergillian pictures. I'll go play at that

Hi Rick, and welcome to the Group! I'm a remote operator, and an Imager. I started off with a laptop and wore it out. I tried one of those tiny mounted computers. But gave up on it because it

Right now there are a lot of Lenovo thinkcentre m93p "nuc alikes" that you get get fully loaded with windows 10, 16 gigs ram, 128gb SSD for around $230. here are some off-lease ones now, i've used a

well I think we do see it differently :) (qualifying this whole discussion is regarding astrophotography and not visual) I get that plate solving hasn't work for you and you are more