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EAA from California by Wolfgang Mathurin

already some month ago (i apologize for posting so late) i got admittance from Wolfgang to post about his experiences with Astro-imaging and the AstroThingy EQ. This is one of the images he took. This is the link to his homepage: https://wolfastro.blogspot.com/2022/08/great-evening-of-eaa.html

That's all taken with your EQ platform + Explore Scientific 10" dobsonian + ASI294MC (non-cooled) + Antares 2" 0.5x focal reducer (but only giving me 0.75x focal reduction at the distance it was from the sensor) / except for the planets where I used a Celestron Luminos 2.5x Barlow instead.

Live stacks were captured with ASILive and planet capture were done in ASICap (and stacked in ASIVideoStack). I used Topaz DeNoise AI to clean up the DSO pictures a bit.


Guess, i will inform him about the new addon we are currently developing. That's to be able raising the south-end by so much, that even lower latitutes get perfect alignment and tracking.

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