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@paulkazjack Hi, for DSO use something like a 32mm, or 40mm - if you can get a 2" eyepiece the views will be even better. The video did not use an eyepiece, the camera was directly attached the the telescope.
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I have an 8 inch skywatcher and in moderately light polluted sky can not see the faintest 'smudge' of andromeda. I'm definately looking in the right place... just isn't visible.
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@JamesJames4 What size eyepieceis being used? I dont know which one to get for my nexstar for DSO's.
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@vwlover94 I used maximum ISO 6400 on my camera
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@paulkazjack The scope was an 8 inch Schmidt Cassegrain
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@Hubieee Yes that's right, andromeda is the farthest object visible with the unaided eye and all star clusters visible from earth are inside our own Milky Way Galaxy.
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btw, andromeda is the only object out of our universe that can be seen by our own eyes without any enlargement (not sure about some star clusters yet).
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How did you know it was focused right on your camera? Did you do examples then took the photo ?
vwlover94 2 months ago
@vwlover94 Hey vwlover, I focused on a nearby star. Then when I slewed to Andromeda - even although it was not visible on the camera - I knew it would be in focus. You should set your camera on manual focus. Good luck!
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wow this is nice, hey what was the iso setting? :)
vwlover94 4 months ago
@vwlover94 I normally use the maximum ISO - it would have been 6400. You can see how grainy each image looks. But once they are added together (stacked ) in Deep Sky Stacker they grain disappears. The more images you have to stack the smoother the final image looks.
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