Re: [APML] New images, IC443 and moon

[Stuart Heggie <stuart.j.heggie@sympatico.ca>]

Manfred, further to John's comments, what off-axis guider fits this
scope? Does it have to be a Vixen oag?

Stuart

"John C. Mirtle" wrote:

> Nice work Manfred,    I am now the proud owner of a VC200L as well,
> but I won't have a mount high enough to actually use it until early
> next month. I am curious - with your 180 minute exposures, are these
> off-axis guided or a guide scope? I haven't seen many systems that can
> routinely shoot in the 3 hour range without something moving,
> flopping, shifting or slipping. You seem to be able to consistently
> shoot this long with really good results. What's your secret? John
> Mirtlethe Great White North
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: wasshuber
>      To: APML
>      Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2003 7:27 AM
>      Subject: [APML] New images, IC443 and moon
>       Hi all, After a long periode of bad weather in Austria, I
>      finally have a new deep sky image. IC 443, done with my
>      VC200L on E200 for 180 min with the IDAS LPR
>      filter:http://www.inode.at/wasshuber/gallery/ic443-1.htm The
>      second is an image of the moon from February, 12th 2003.
>      This is a mosaic of 13 images with the Coolpix 950 through a
>      24 mm Celestron eyepiece. Mosaic assembled with
>      PanoramaFactory.http://www.inode.at/wasshuber/gallery/mond-120203-g.htm Comments
>      are wellcome,Manfredwww.astroimages.atAstro-Photo mailing
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