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@@bart__astro Thank you

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@@bart__astro yeah it's one of my favorite also

@@LucasGatsasAstro Thank you bud 🍻

u probably believe nothing.

Thanks I appreciate it 🤡

Thank you

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I think we are prettier

Yes you do you telescopes use multiple curved opticle elements such as mirrors or lenses to gather light or other electro magnetic radiation to bring that light or radiation to a focus where is can be veiwed and studied. (I think) the more lenses there are the closer and more focused it is far away and i think the light he was carrying around the telescope was drowning out the other light sources this (you) is another example of people on the internet not knowing what theyre talking about

So how about study or do some searching about a subject before butting in with your pitiful attempt at trying to make this awsome guy seem dumb

Are you out of your mind? Literally all scopes, tele-micro-macro, etc are focused at a certain distance away.

Thank you for your knowledge that makes sense know 😅

Thanks I appreciate it clear skies 🔭🔭

Thanks I appreciate that clear skies 🍻🔭

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Yeah I like the L-Quad over the L pro the L-Quad is my go to filter for everything

Hey Paul, my gain was 100 not sure what my offset was whatever the Asiair Plus puts it probably default some people say 70 but I'm not sure

Yeah I also use the same camera as you I use Optolong L-Quad Enhance Filter and Optolong L Ultimate filter with it.

Yeah I prefer the natural look i do like adding ha with the Optolong L Ultimate from time to time

It's a great filter does a excellent job on pretty much everything

I actually have just UV/IR data also on this target pretty similar results except the UVIR was shot at a Bortle 2. The L Quad data was Bortle 6. Thank you

Yeah so far so good it's doing a great job on Halo's

Great to hear! Thank you i appreciate it. Hope you enjoy the filter clear skies....

Yes it's been a great filter I really like it. Hope you get clear skies soon it's been cloudy for over a month

Yeah i would definitely use it at a Bortle 3 I can't wait to travel to a Bortle 2 to also try it. When the sky's are nice and dark this filter does great at picking up details in the Nebulas and Galaxies or whatever target really good all around filter. I do have a Optolong L Ultimate filter but haven't touched it since using the L-Quad. Thank you clear skies

Thank you I appreciate it. I want to try the Player one camera's I nothing but good things about them. Clear Skies 🔭🔭

Thank you I really appreciate that info have other videos showing my processing in Pixinsight. I will be having another video this week on processing form beginning to end

@@intergalacticastro Oh cool! I currently only have a Photoshop subscription, is Pixinsight also needed on top of PS? If yes, is it expensive? Thanks so much!

When I purchased Pixinsight it was 300$ US dollars one time fee definitely worth it in my opinion

@@intergalacticastro ok so that'd probably be around £250 GBP. A lot of money, but I guess it will be worth the investment long term! I meant to also say, the reason I asked you the price rather than just googling and finding out for myself, was because I was doing that but getting confused about lots of different prices? So i figured it best to ask you instead seeing as you already own and use the software! Thanks so much for all your advice and help! Really sorry for such long winded questions and comments! Clear Skies, Wes.

​@@wesleydonnelly2141 yes it is expensive but that was one of the reasons I bought this over Photoshop I didn't want to pay monthly I think overall Pixinsight was a better fit for me plus it is a very powerful software in my opinion it's better than Photoshop but I'm sure some people will disagree. Maybe if I used Photoshop i might think different. I plan on doing another processing video this weekend for beginners in Pixinsight clear skies my friend

I have a few videos on my TH-cam channel I'm in the process of making more also. Work flows in Pixinsight will be coming out but there's a few up know you can check out

Yes that's what I do

@@intergalacticastro OK I just saw in your video at the 35s mark that you did the rotation prior to SPCC so that's why I mentioned it 😃

Yeah I'm really impressed with it seems like a upgrade from the Optolong L pro it's not as harsh more natural colors

I did shoot Barnard 150 seahorse nebula I'm making another TH-cam video but as of right now it seems like a all around filter good balance

Thanks joe

Yeah I seen a diagram on Instagram from Optolong saying it's good for Bortle 3 to 7 so far so good it's working well

I'm in a Bortle 5/6 but usually drive to a State Park it's a Bortle 4/5 I'll be trying it there tonight for the first time

@@intergalacticastro Is that possible to take some pictures without any filter and than to compare with filter .

@@refetastro I don't use a filter. I have a UV IR cut filter built-in to the 2600 MC pro so that's the only thing I was using. Unless I was trying to pull HA and oxygen from a Galaxy or nebula I would use the L altimate and then extract the HA and add it to the image with no filter

@@intergalacticastro I don’t understand how IR cut filter is build in asi2600mc pro ( meaning we can’t remove it ) when we use to remove IR filters in dslr in order to get more Ha on nebulas On my asi585mc I add IR cut filter for planets When should I use IR cut filter on on deep sky objects

I only use a UV IR filter most of the time but after using the L-Quad I find it pulling a lot more fine details in the Nebulas and Galaxy's but every one has there owe methods some say these filters are pointless and others can't live without them. But I'm really liking it does a good job on natural star colors

@@intergalacticastro That was may main reason to avoid filter’s just because i didn’t want to loose any Star nature look As you explained this filter must be perfect for me.

@@refetastro I actually shot the Orion Nebula last night with the L-Quad so after I get home tonight I'll process it. But I also have 4 hours of Orion with just the UV IR so I'm going to compare them. But this filter seems to be the best filter so far for actually having a more natural star color look

Thank you yeah I look up to these guys I really appreciate it I'm sure I'll get better over time glad you enjoyed it clear skies

Thanks Peter I will actually have a video out this weekend showing my complete setup. Astro-Tech 115edt refractor Asi2600mc pro Skywatcher EQ6R

I will have a video coming out this weekend of my Astro rig on everything I use. I use the Astro-Tech 115edt refractor with asi2600mc pro

Thank you I appreciate it. I use the Astro-Tech 115EDT refractor with asi2600mc pro. Yeah the L Extreme F2 is a good filter. I owed the regular L Extreme before getting the Optolong L Ultimate filter

Yeah me too I used to rely just on integration time and dark skies and let Pixinsight be my light pollution filter with DBE but I'm really impressed with this Quad band filter it's not to aggressive it still preserves the natural star colors and does great on the fine details in objects

Yeah it's a impressive little scope

@@intergalacticastro If it only would locate the Sun. I’m considering sending mine back for replacement. It’s a common issue on Cloudy nights.

@@cigarnationwarriors yeah when I used mine on the Sun it took a couple tries it kept passing it and not centering on it.

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Pixel 6 Cellphone just held up to a night vision monocular

Yes a 2x