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Hi Group, I have the Astronomik LRGB type 2 filters with built in IR. These filters are suppose to be parafocal and I find when using focusmax with robofocus I...
Chris
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Apr 12, 2004
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Hi Chris ! What kind of telescope do you use?? If you have any refracting elements in your system you MUST refocus with all filters. CS Gerd ... [Non-text...
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It's fairly common for "parfocal" filters to not quite be exactly parfocal. The faster your focal ratio, the more likely this is. Ron Wodaski The New CCD...
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... elements in ... Hi Gerd I am using a C9.25 SCT and a William Optic Apo refractor. I am going to test the filters for parafocal within the same temp range...
Chris
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... parfocal. ... Hi Ron This is good to know. I use the WO 110mm refrator at it's F6.5 and the C9.25 SCT at either F6.3 or F5. Cheers, Chris Appleton ... ...
Chris
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Hi Chris ! ... Our filters should be parfocal at the C9.25 when you use it without additional reducers or something like this. But even if you William´s is an...
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Dear Don and Group, ... Would you be so kind not to mix up things. Our filtersets have the same thicknesses within several hundereds of a mm. Our oldest...
Eric-Sven Vesting
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... going ... the ... without ... William´s is an "Apo" you ... the smallest ... expensive APQs ... and ... shift. This is ... in the ... Hi Gerd Thanks for...
Chris
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... LRGB ... email ... same ... had ... filter ... problems. ... Hi Eric What is the best way to measure the filter thickness? I received my LRGB Astronomik...
Chris
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Eric and Gerd, I apologize for that email. It was supposed to be private to Chris. I pulled it immediately within seconds when I realized it was not. It is...
Don Goldman
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Apr 14, 2004
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... Chris. ... not. ... to ... Eric's ... the ... than ... imaging ... the ... measurements. ... I ... Hi Don & Gerd I do not want to start any conflicts here,...
Chris
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To all, For what it's worth, I have Astronomik type II LRGB and probably the most focus sensitive scope out there, the f3.3 Epsilon. I have found them to be...
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Apr 15, 2004
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Hi Don and group, ... I do not understand the meaning behind this. I do not remember any email that I wrote about thickness variations of our filters. ...
Eric-Sven Vesting
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Apr 19, 2004
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Dear Chris & list, ... We use a 500 Euro measuring device that allows the filters to be measured in cell. Otherwise you need to unmount the filters and use a ...
Eric-Sven Vesting
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Apr 19, 2004
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as titled. Thanks Eddie Chan...
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Apr 24, 2004
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Hi, Eddie, The design for the 1.25" 2000XM filters and the 2" STL11000 is done. The focus right now is for the Kodak full-frame CCDs (ST7-10) and once...
Don Goldman
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Apr 27, 2004
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Hi All, When it comes to filters, especially LPR filters, the more I read trying to select the right one and not make an expensive mistake the more confused by...
Matt Taylor
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Aug 3, 2004
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I find the IDAS filter to be the best solution to LP for imaging. As far as PR filters, I will have to see what some of the other group members feels as I...
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Aug 4, 2004
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Hi Kevin, Thanks tons for your reply! IDAS sounds familiar but I don't recall from where, I'll search & find it. If you happen to know of a place to find them...
Matt Taylor
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Aug 5, 2004
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I like the IDAS, and the Astronomik OIII. Both can be used for imaging, although the latter with ccd. For source, I would recommend AVA at Astrovid.com, as...
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Aug 9, 2004
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... the ... maybe ... go.... ... the ... enjoying ... Matt, you can look into Lumicon's Deep Sky LP Filter in which I use for ccd colour imaging. This filter...
Chris Appleton
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Hi everyone, I am new to CCD imaging and using filters. Can anyone recommend reading material on filters that would help point me in the correct direction? I...
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Aug 10, 2004
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Jodi, This isn't what you asked for, but I'll give you my thoughts. There are many sites to describe and compare various filters and their use. Through study...
Michael
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Aug 11, 2004
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Looking for a filter to reduce star bloat/coma in Canon lenses of under 100mm focal length. Narrowed it down to Lumicon Minus Violet and Baader Fringe Killer....
Samir Kharusi
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Sep 2, 2004
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surprised your having trouble with that, but it may be the digital factor. I never had problems with my vintage canon FD lenses, wide open, they were sharp as...
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Sep 4, 2004
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I currently have the baader fringe killer. It says if I add a Red filter + my Fringe Killer, it will create a "hydrogen alpha" filter. The problem is.. what...
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Sep 11, 2004
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... would ... Hi Jason, What they say is it will create a 70nm bandpass filter around H- Alpha at the world's lowest price. The red filter costs only EUR 25. ...
Samir Kharusi
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So would this basically be a "broadband" type filter? If not what would be good to look at with this combo? Jason ... ...
Jason S
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Hello : My name is Donna and I've been messing around with imaging for a little while now and would like to do better. I sometimes use a short tube 80 and...
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Sep 15, 2004
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Donna: The ST80 can use all the help it can get for imaging. I would get the Schuler UV/IR block, around $50 at Astrovid.com Bob ... From: dfrisken...
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