Hi folks Like to say `Hi` just joined the group and wondered if any members happen to have used the DMK type firewire cameras with their star analyser and if...
Hi Steve and welcome to the group :-) I think your problem is more likely to be getting the star analyser close enough to the CCD rather than needing spacers....
Hi again Steve, You may find that your camera has a CS mount, which has the same thread as the C mount but needs 5mm less back focus, giving you an additional...
Yes thanks for the info Robin. I did get a small spacer that came with the camera which should help. I have contacted Imaging solutions for the back focus...
Hi Steve, It sounds like it is a CS mount then and using the (5mm ?) spacer makes it compatible with a C mount. so... The back focus of a CS mount camera is...
... Hi again Robin The cs to 1.25" adaptor I have at present seems to fit the bill with a nosepiece (I assume you mean the 1.25" bit that fits in the holder)...
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Hi Robin Re my C mount to grating spacing again. I`ve acquired another C to 1.25" nylon type adaptor with filter thread. When screwed into my DMK camera...
Hello everybody I leave a Link Them where they can see my first spect. http://www.espacioprofundo.com.ar/foros/about1178.html greetings ... Preguntá....
Hi Ashley, That should be ok but it is very much on the top limit. You will need to put the star image in one of the corners of the frame and orientate the...
I have frend he nead to see the spectrum directly whit his years it is possible i thing whit a staranalyser but he only see something look like a dot of color...
... One suggestion. Visual work was my whole concern for years and with others I faced the same problem. Pick Vega or some bright star for demonstration. Turn...
The Star Analyser produces a rather short spectrum if you just screw it onto an eyepiece. One way to lengthen the spectrum is to increase the distance from the...
do not know how to said in english at the club observatory we have a 14 inch casgrain if I am able to fit a starnalyser to this --1- what is the best target? ...
Hi Jaques Yes you can use the Star analyser with a 14 inch casegrain but use a focal reducer to keep the star image size small. 1. The Star Analyser...
Hi Folks Got my Star Analyser and very pleased with it and taken a first shot of Vega but unsure what to do next?. The various web sites with tutorials...
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Hi Steve, Nice first spectrum :-) The Hydrogen Balmer lines are showing up clearly. I have finally done something I should have done ages ago. In the files...
Hi Robin Many thanks for the instructions. I was a bit confused with the other web sites as the tutorial commands didn`t match what was on screen!. :-) Cheers ...
Hi again Robin According to the Star analyser manual I crop the image until I just have the spectrum (ie no star) but I think Vspec requires the star for the...
Hi Steve, Unfortunately Valerie's update of the tutorials is not as frequent as the updates to the program. It is a very powerful program once you get used to...
Hi Steve, It is a good idea to include the zero order as that gives you a pretty good zero calibration point for free as you say. If you can identify two lines...
Hi all I have been taking a few spectra with the SA and a thought occurred to me. As the star to spectrum distance remains the same regardless of the star...
Hi Steve, Yes you can use Vega as a standard to calibrate for wavelength using the Hydrogen Balmer series lines H alpha 6563A H beta 4861A H gamma 4340A H...
Hi Folks Just taken and processed a spectrum of Delta Vir (in Steve`s folder) last night and have some Hydrogen lines superimposed on it. A few peaks show...
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