Thanks for this Ken, I'm looking at the 10-inch truss tube RC as my upgrade from a 6-inch RC, so this was useful. Having visited San Francisco from time to time, the weather is similar to my hometown of Melbourne Australia, albeit without the sea fog that SF tends to get but we do get loads of cloud (and rain this year).
Excellent image with the RC and the G24 Ken!. Did you use a light pro filter with the G24. and did you bump up the gain to make it more sensitive or did you image at 0 gain??
Very good image Ken. Thanks for making this kind of videos, showing that very good images can be taken with “slow” telescopes. Did you use a light pollution filter? Which one? Regards, Alfredo
I believe I saw this scope in your Cupertino store before it closed. Very nice instrument! Nice image as well! 😀🔭👍
Thanks for this Ken, I'm looking at the 10-inch truss tube RC as my upgrade from a 6-inch RC, so this was useful. Having visited San Francisco from time to time, the weather is similar to my hometown of Melbourne Australia, albeit without the sea fog that SF tends to get but we do get loads of cloud (and rain this year).
Nice shot Ken
Wow, excellent image!
Excellent image with the RC and the G24 Ken!. Did you use a light pro filter with the G24. and did you bump up the gain to make it more sensitive or did you image at 0 gain??
Awesome image! Question... what mount did you use with your RC truss tube scope? Thanks Ken!
awesome image ken!!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING. FANTASTIC VIDEO. YOU ARE THE KING OF ASTRONOMY.
Very good image Ken. Thanks for making this kind of videos, showing that very good images can be taken with “slow” telescopes. Did you use a light pollution filter? Which one?
Regards,
Alfredo
what does it look like with a normal non stacked split second normally taken pic?
damn that thing looks heavy!
Nice!
How much does the telescope cost?
www.telescope.com/Orion-12-Truss-Tube-Ritchey-Chretien-Astrograph/p/131539.uts
Thanks comrade
the shame is the camera probably cost almost as much as the telescope!