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[APML] Achromats?
Relatively inexpensive achromats aren't used in
astrophotography because the various colours are
out of focus to each other (you know what I mean).
Why couldn't you use an achromat to take a photo;
focusing it sharply with one central colour (perhaps
using a filter over your eye so you only focus on
one colour). Then:
1) Digitize
2) split into separate photos of RGB
3) Go into Lab mode and use the "in-focus" colour
as the L channel.
4) restack in registar
5) combine the original colour information with the
"in-focus" L channel.
I admit I don't know what I'm talking about. But I wonder
if something like this would allow taking sharp photos
with a cheaper telescope? There are all those fast,
wide, inexpensive Chinese 'scope available now...
Sincerely
Blair Batty
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