No the mount wasn't behaving and it wasn't a 'proper' session I just wanted to go and check the scopes collimation was ok and hadn't suffered in the transport
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No the mount wasn't behaving and it wasn't a 'proper' session I just wanted to go and check the scopes collimation was ok and hadn't suffered in the transport
cant wait to see a photo from a camera if that was with a webcam, all i can say is that new scope looks awesome chrisQuote:
Originally Posted by Skywatcher
It should make a big difference Mick - onwards and upwards :D
cant wait, source a new camera mate like NOW!!! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Skywatcher
what you looking at the new 450D?
Nah the DSLR is for deep sky for this sort of work you need a film camera - its a highly specialist astro camera with a big chip that can do 1290x980 captures rather than the usual 640x480 and a lot more sensitive
oh right gotcha, well get it sorted i wanna see more pix :wink: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skywatcher
I can see Saturn from my back garden. :D
Have you been out and looked again yet Dawn?
Not had time again yet. :(
If clear the moon will be great again tonight :D