I had a chance to capture the Heart nebula and Whirlpool Galaxy last night with my new Orion ED80T CF Triplet APO Refractor. I then compared them to when I captured the same objects with higher powered telescopes. I also show some examples of going back and re-working data on the Crab (M1) and Orion (M42) nebulas.
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The Testing (1)
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What kind of camera did you use
You got some very impressive gear and look to know how to use it well thank you for sharing!
Can you share what parts you use to connect your ZWO to the filter wheel then to the flattener? I have a ZWO1600, ordered the parts that ZWO recommended and of course it still doesn’t fit. Thanks for any help. I have ZWO – > filter wheel -> t2-t2 adapter -> T2 extender 11mm -> M42-M48 16.5mm extender. I think I need a M42-M42 16.5 extender.
Naser, there are several very good tutorials on YouTube which go into a lot of detail. I would start there and do a search and I’m sure you’ll find what you need.