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Does anyone have any experience with the Meade 616 Color Filter Wheel pinouts. I would like to use this CFW with one of the small video cameras like the...
Bob Hester
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Have a couple questions for the group regarding the Lumicon Swan band filter. I have been trying to get my hands on one for quite awhile. Is there any other...
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Dear all, some body told me like that " the average filter or Gaussian filter is called low pass filter that can blur the image and the sharpness effect is...
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... pass ... same ... related ... the ... Hello, blurring filters: * Gaussian (aplies a gaussian bell shaped curve, just like out of focus imaging) * Average...
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... Hi Kevin, I actually think Lumicon was the only one with a swan band concept. But what is your exact intention? There are very fine options out there. Here...
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I wonder how this filter stacks up against the IDAS LPS. The tests you did look very impressive. William...
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That would actually be a great comparison, as I have the IDAS, and am always interested in the best results. Also, perhaps I have all I need with regards to...
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Jan 18, 2003
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Damn quiet in here lately. isn't anybody srutinizing any filters? Anyway, I am interested in this new "Better White Light Filter" from coronodo....
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Jan 26, 2003
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Hi all, Well I just joined this group, and maybe Kevin is right about this group being quiet, but it didn't scare me, here I am ! ;-) I don't know anything...
Pierre Paquette
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Jan 27, 2003
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Hi Pierre, A lot of the larger companies have the curves on their web sites. As try: http://www.astronomik.com/english/enghome.html http://www.fli-cam.com/ ...
J. Pierce
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Jan 27, 2003
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Hello All. I am new to this forum, been lurking for a couple of days. I am agonizing over a purchase of RGB filters. I am debating between the IDAS...
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Hi Mark, One problem.... Hutech doesn't sell the Type II or III filters anymore. They sell a type "z". Many people use the SBIG/Schuler filters and they get...
J. Pierce
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Hello John, thanks for the feedback. While lurking I did come to know that IDAS had changed their line. I have a used set available. The sbig set would be new...
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There are some posted in the files section of this group for schuler, and maybe astronomic, I forget, but also Don Goldman has some posted on his website at...
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Mark, Cannot speak of the SBIG filters, but have used Hutech, Schuler, and Astronomik, and I think the latter were the best for me and recieve very high...
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Jan 28, 2003
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Kevin, Thanks for the info. BTW, I never said I was imaging up here in the frozen North. Might be true, wild and free, as our national anthem goes on saying,...
Pierre Paquette
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Hi folks, RGB imaging of planetarys ist difficult because the OIII line. I use the IDAS filter and the OIII line is very bluish on pure RGB-composits. Here is...
Stephan Messner
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... 291002.html That's a nicely executed image, Stephan. It does look like the color balance is a tiny bit off: the background looks a bit brown on my display,...
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... CCDs like it cold. Laptops have a problem with it though. A friend in the Montreal area told me his outdoor temp was something like -26F a couple of days...
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Yes, I own Hutech/IDAS Type III filters that they apparently have pulled from the market, along with their Type IIs. From my RGB Weight Calculator, the...
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Don, I just ordered my Idas RGB set (the day before I read your message). Hopefully due to the relative low blue response of my ST-7 (not ST-7E) the blue won't...
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... 7 ... Mark, This is a bit confusing, but it appears that IDAS/Hutech has replaced its Type II, which was designed for refractors with a very steep UV ...
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... 7 ... Mark, This is a bit confusing, but it appears that IDAS/Hutech has replaced its Type II, which was designed for refractors with a very steep UV ...
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À cause d'un problème informatique, j'ai perdu les éventuels courriels (e-mails) que j'ai reçu de cette liste au cours de trois derniers jours. Quelqu'un...
Pierre Paquette
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I wanted to highlight what I suspected would be hydrogen-rich emission nebulae in M81. So I shot the galaxy in the HaGB I began in June of 2002. The effect is...
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Very interesting result. Nice work! Ron Wodaski author of The New CCD Astronomy http://www.newastro.com ... From: rdcrisp <rdcrisp@...>...
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Feb 5, 2003
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Richard, Nice work. Great image of the Ha regions. John Pierce http://home.attbi.com/~jgpierce ... From: rdcrisp <rdcrisp@...> To:...
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http://www.rdcrisp.darkhorizons.org/ST10XE_first_light_page.htm There are some interesting images in here. This object GUM-1 is quite interesting and warrants...
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Cool image and great idea. Kevin http://astronomy.darkhorizons.org ... in ... up. ... http://www.rdcrisp.darkhorizons.org/m81_with_extra_galactic_hydrogen_ p ...
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