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FIRST time videos... be gentle with me
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24-04-2016 08:24PM#1Folks...
VERY first time taking videos with 6" Newtonian reflector... I know these are awful, but I have to start somewhere
Scope is very very basic, no tracking (well, my hand and a few knobs). Camera was a Zwo ASI 120MC. Recorded with SharpCap
Seeing conditions were OK, except for the full moon
At the very least, I'm really struggling with Focus and Collimation. Practice makes perfect here I think.
I have two questions -
1. Is there anything else obvious besides collimation and focus that I can do to improve the video recording. There seems to be dozens of settings in SharpCap
2. What is the best Stacker to use to try and make a still image from these video shots? Will that stacker software be able to track the planet as a traverses the lens? (OK, that was two questions)
Cheers
Muppet Man5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvA3m9eEIcY
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