My First Widefield Galaxy Photograph | ASi2600 Duo First Light
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Tonight, let's try out the ASi2600MC Duo. We'll see if guidescopes' are not needed anymore!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:24 - New Strongbox
03:17 - Current Telescope Configuration
04:31 - The Night
07:07 - Can this Camera Guide?
08:47 - Conclusion and Outro
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Thank you so much for stopping by, I wish you a wonderful day/night wherever you are, clear skies, and
May the night be with us! 
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Nice to see you back.
Glad to see you back!
Great video and amazing results I also did the pinwheel but with a 714mm and I also loved the the smaller Galaxies in the background
Brilliant video as always :)
Great video Tim! Love the kit! 👍
I love a wide field Galaxy image. Lets the viewer feel the vastness of space. Nice image, Tim. Thanks for taking time from your studies to put together a video.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Nice Image Tim, I actually quite like wide field images of galaxies, it amazes me just how many galaxies in the fov can be captured with even a small scope like a Red Cat 51, which funnily enough I also used on April 10 to image M101.
Nice choice of music.
Great Video Tim! I like wide field images of Galaxies. Thanks!
It's awesome ❤
As you demonstrate, one can get good images of galaxies with a small scope. I’ve done so with my WO Redcat 61 (300mm) combined with the ZWO ASI533mc and got a good image of the Pinwheel galaxy last year that clearly revealed the supernova that was discovered in late May. Also, although you didn’t elaborate, I think you said you used sheets of paper to help get the proper exposure when creating calibration frames with your gear. If I am interpreting this correctly, I think that means for your flats, you put a few sheets of paper between the light pad and the end of your scope to adjust the too-bright light from the pad. If I’ve got this correct, that’s exactly what I do because the lowest illumination from my pad is too bright for the exposure length I want for my flats. I am after a minimum of two seconds of exposure for my flats and prefer something between three and four seconds.
Nice shot! The wide field scope is actually perfect for Markarian's chain :)
That's a great idea! Now I only need to find a better place than my backyard
excellent Finale'
Nice video! I am still waiting for the mount to return from repair and will give the first light to my 2600 MC DUO as well 😜
Good luck!
Nice.
Nice work. Beautiful final image. With that focal length my I suggest M81 & M82. I dud them with tge 250mm of tge Redcat 51.......👌👌👌👌
Thanks for the tip!
Welcome back friend!!!! Just my 2 cents you don’t need to level that precise your tripod, just the smartphone level is enough
I see, but I do it for the fast polar alignment. That usually only takes 2 minutes if the tripod is level. Adjusting the azimuth takes most of those 2 minutes
HI, as always love your videos. What antenna did you buy?
Thanks for the heads up, I just added it to the description
@@AstroAddict Hi, just looked at the antenna link and it looks wrong tome - it is without the pin inside but when I look on my ASI AirPlus, I do have a pin at antenna. Or did I miss something?
Ah yes, indeed. I did not link the exact one since that link was for the german amazon. I corrected the link now.
Hi, why you can't use the ASI2600MC duo with a large telescope? I use it with my RC8
My 'large' telescope is a 102/714 refractor. The problem is that the field flattener has a M42 adapter, which is not enough to illuminate the guiding sensor. M48 minimum
@@AstroAddict Ok !
You don't need to level anything if you use an equatorial mount