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99.2 % Full Moon June 27 2018
Jun 27, 2018 02:46:59 #
Not my favorite time to shoot the moon but I wanted to test an Orion Short 80 that I bought to use as a guide scope.
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Jun 27, 2018 16:41:20 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Not my favorite time to shoot the moon but I wanted to test an Orion Short 80 that I bought to use as a guide scope.
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Nice work Jim.
Craig
Jun 27, 2018 18:27:27 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Not my favorite time to shoot the moon but I wanted to test an Orion Short 80 that I bought to use as a guide scope.
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Very nice!!!
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Jun 27, 2018 21:28:55 #
That guide scope does a good job...you notice I didn’t give any credit to the operator😀
Jun 27, 2018 23:11:31 #
CraigFair wrote:
Nice work Jim.
Craig
Craig
Thank you Craig.
All I did was point and shoot.. Sort of.. ;)
I am adding a shot of Jupiter that I did and stacked.
It's not as nice but it has potential. It is also uncropped so the size is what I captured.
1024 X 768
80 FPS
30% of almost 10,000 frames
DPI bumped from 72 to 256 as well.
Jim
Jun 27, 2018 23:13:51 #
JimH123 wrote:
Very nice!!!
Thank you very much.
I was pretty surprised but I have heard good things which is why I picked it up.
I bought it used for $60 with mount rings and a vixon plate so I think I did all right.
Jim
Jun 27, 2018 23:14:36 #
Europa wrote:
That guide scope does a good job...you notice I didn’t give any credit to the operator😀
My scope thanks you very much.
Jim
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Jun 27, 2018 23:38:43 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Not my favorite time to shoot the moon but I wanted to test an Orion Short 80 that I bought to use as a guide scope.
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
Celestron 236C CMOS camera.
Orion Short 80
Celestron CGEM mount
Polor aligned with PoleMaster
1920 X 1200
54 FPS
30% of 3400 frames in AutoStakkert2
Wavelets in Registax
Polish and image resize in Photoshop CC ( 72 to 256 Pixels per inch)
And here is the final result.
Jim
OH yeah I guess I forgot, congrats on the guidescope. I use the Orion 70mm with the Orion Star Shoot camera and PhD program.
Craig
Jun 27, 2018 23:39:27 #
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