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Chris, If you’re referring to the ASI174, I can assure you there is a monochrome version (at least in the mini form factor) — I own 2 of them!

Hi Greg!Can you clarify one thing...is this the MC or colour version of the camera. I am checking online and there does not appear to be a mono version of this camera. The question I have...what is

Hey Greg, If you’re willing to drive out to my place in White Lake on some night, I’d be happy to let you try out my ASI174MM Mini. ~Oscar

Hi, I'm having an issue with guiding.? I'm using an ONAG with ASI462 and have bloated stars which limits my guiding.? I suspect I'll be able to get sharper stars using a mono camera with higher

You are correct! Sidewalk astronomy soon, and Starfest in August! Be still my heart…. Richard ?

Hi folks: Check out the link below re:? Hubble's amazing images! ACS 20th Anniversary Video | | | | | | | | | | | ACS 20th Anniversary Video | | | Warm weather is

Hello All We are observing the stars and moon? in Turkey. We have a project and we need a astronomer which going to make same?observation with us. We need datas of stars and moon from

Glad the plugin is of use. I can't use it yet as I am only doing videos of the moon through an eyepiece with a point and shoot. Focusing using that little screen on the back of the camera often means

InQ … (?) Thanks for the link … I checked it out this afternoon, bought it and tested it on an old rather fuzzy image just to see what it can do

Well, I'm not sure what time the closest approach actually occurs, I think it might be this afternoon. However, asteroid (7482) 1994 PC1 is passing near the Earth and will be visible this evening -

I am always on the prowl for software, plugins, etc, even if I can't afford them :), and I ran across a plugin called APF-R - The Absolute Point of Focus, by Picture Instruments. It uses a new plugin

Oops: http://gardenspotobservatory.com/BinoMountVer2sm.jpg wrote:

Tank mirror bino mount: http://gardenspotobservatory.com/BinoMountVer2sm.jpgP <randy.legault@...> wrote:

I apologize for the lengthy, pedantic response. I did not have time to write a shorter one :-) - hat-tip . Pascal Before buying either binos or scope, read the perennial articles in the RASC

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I’ve reviewed the Celestron Firstscope on my channel, solid little telescope for the price although I’d recommend a better eyepiece for easier use (like a Plossi) especially for small kids. It

I am concerned “Eliza 6 years old, is interested in learning and seeing up close about everything in the space”. Any inexpensive scope that a 6 year could use, will only be good for the

It might be best to reply to Sylvie to borrow the library's Starblast scope before buying one.

What about the library's Orion Starblast telescopes? They are fairly kid friendly if there's an adult to operate it. Richard