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31908
Scott, did you try a guidescope?..pics look good, sharp stars. Herm ... -- APML Archives at <http://www.system.missouri.edu/apml/> --- Unsubscribe at...
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May 1, 2000
1:40 pm
31909
I would be interested in knowing just how much vigneting the 61 has , I have on order a MN-69 . Ted Ted Agos Acorn Hollow Obs. Sutton Ma. tagos@... ...
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May 1, 2000
2:12 pm
31910
Scott, ... You can get a very good idea how much vignetting there is by opening up the back of the camera with no film in it in the daytime. Point the scope at...
Chuck Vaughn
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May 1, 2000
3:24 pm
31911
Ted, ... I've had two sessions with the MK69 (I think you meant to indicate this scope in your message). I found what I consider significant vignetting with a...
Kolb, Jon
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May 1, 2000
3:28 pm
31912
Herm, I didn't try a guidescope as I wanted to try and get used to the newt ez-guider for when I get my 11 3/8 reflector finished. Also, I don't have a...
Scott Barbee
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May 1, 2000
3:50 pm
31913
Hearing the wide praises for PJ400 I tried to get some from my pro shop. The last pro-pack had just been sold. There will be no more. I asked about LE400 and...
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May 1, 2000
4:04 pm
31914
I've posted the raw scan, as it may give a better "pre-processed" idea of the actual light cone. I'd be greatful for advise on if I'm scanning to light, etc....
Scott Barbee
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May 1, 2000
4:14 pm
31915
Ted, these are two totally different beasts, one is a newt with a tiny secondary and the other is a cassegrain with a 50% secondary. I'm also eager to see the ...
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May 1, 2000
4:18 pm
31916
Thor, You might try Calumet Photo. I ordered a large stock from them recently. Mike Gregory ... -- APML Archives at <http://www.system.missouri.edu/apml/>...
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May 1, 2000
4:33 pm
31917
Jon, is there enough backfocus to use a Lumicon newt easy guider?, this guider needs an additional 0.7" of backfocus. Herm ... -- APML Archives at...
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May 1, 2000
4:44 pm
31918
Scott, you don't have any vignetting, assuming this is the whole frame and its uncropped. Herm ... -- APML Archives at <http://www.system.missouri.edu/apml/>...
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May 1, 2000
4:48 pm
31919
Herm, ... I don't see any either, and I'm astonished that a scope with a 30mm diagonal (based on the published claim of 20% central obstruction) can do this....
Kolb, Jon
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May 1, 2000
4:53 pm
31920
Herm, ... More than enough backfocus, in my opinion (but note that I have never seen or used an OAG). In fact, if the T-ring attaches directly to the NEG, you...
Kolb, Jon
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May 1, 2000
4:54 pm
31921
Scott, ... I see noticable vignetting on that scan. I sampled a number of points in Photoshop and the RGB values run around 90 near the center and 70 near the ...
Chuck Vaughn
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May 1, 2000
5:25 pm
31922
Someone recently mentioned that "Introduction to Widefield Astrophotography" is about to be published. I've lost the link, can anyone provide the webpage, ...
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May 1, 2000
5:34 pm
31923
I see a bit also, but not anything like my 8" SCT was. And Jon, yes, the raw image, as well as the processed image of gamma cygnus is the full frame. Even...
Scott Barbee
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May 1, 2000
5:58 pm
31924
... It's possible that the focal plane is far enough from the diagonal that the on-axis marginal rays from the mirror are not making it to the focal plane. If...
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May 1, 2000
6:00 pm
31925
... Its not "Introduction to...", its called "Wide-Field Astrophotography", writen by me! It is out from Willmann-Bell. Their web page is www.willbell.com...
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May 1, 2000
6:22 pm
31926
Hi Blair: The book is by Robert Reeves, a frequent contributor to this group. THe publisher is Willman-Bell, and they are quoting some delay in deliveries ...
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May 1, 2000
7:02 pm
31927
... number ... The delay isn't that much. Like I said, pre-pub orders are being filled first, then all others ship after May 10th. Thats less than two weeks,...
Robert Reeves
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May 1, 2000
7:15 pm
31928
Mike, I just searched Claumet's listing for Kodak film. I did not see LE400 listed. Is it under another name, or at another place on their page? Mike Cole ...
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May 1, 2000
7:22 pm
31929
Mike, I bought the PJ400. They still had it in stock. Mike Gregory ... -- APML Archives at <http://www.system.missouri.edu/apml/> --- Unsubscribe at...
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May 1, 2000
9:12 pm
31930
Chuck, Since each f/stop is 1/2 if going larger (if I'm remembering right), then that would indicate right at around 1/2 f/stop as I see it? Scott B. ... --...
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May 1, 2000
9:39 pm
31931
Dave, I don't have the scope handy now, but this should be close. 6" main mirror 30mm secondary 3" from center of secondary to tube 1/2" focuser height 7/8"...
Scott Barbee
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May 1, 2000
9:40 pm
31932
Nice going Scott. Guiding looks good and focus looks good. Bobby Middleton ... From: Scott Barbee <sbarbee@...> To: <astro-photo@...> Sent:...
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May 1, 2000
9:55 pm
31933
Hi.. Can anyone tell me where I can buy a 6-10x 60-80mm illuminated reticle finderscope with its m/brackets? Orion used to sell them, but I do not see that...
Jim Barclay
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May 1, 2000
9:57 pm
31934
Well, you can still buy Taks. The finders are about the best you can get but they'll cost a small fortune. Personally I would find a used ST-80 and put an...
Horr, Gene
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May 1, 2000
10:19 pm
31935
I believe Van Slyke Engineering has one or they used to. I haven't checked the web site lately. But its not as versatile as the one the Orion used to sell. ...
JOSEPH BLANKIER
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May 1, 2000
10:48 pm
31936
... but ... When I add up your numbers, I get 7.9" from the secondary to the focal plane. If this is close, a quick ray trace reveals that you are only using ...
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May 1, 2000
11:25 pm
31937
Dave, My figure of 90mm may be off a good bit. I use a Fujica ST605 screwmount 35mm camera, so whatever the "standard" distance would be for the camera and...
Scott Barbee
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May 1, 2000
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