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at the 2010 OSP |
eeing
and transparency conditions were wonderful at the 2010 Oregon Star Party.
Over 500 people had great views of a spectacular Milky Way arching overhead,
with Perseids shooting along the star clouds. I spent two nights viewing/imaging
with a MallinCam VSS video camera attached to my 20" f3.5 SlipStream
Telescope. Some results are shown below. They are single shot images (no
stacking), and are unprocessed except for adjustment of brightness and
contrast. Click on each image for a larger view.
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Helix Nebula. A 30second exposure with reducer down to f2.5
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Eagle Nebula. A 15 second exposure with reducer down to f2.5
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Swan Nebula. A 15 second exposure at f3.5
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Dumbbell Nebula. A 20 second exposure at f3.5
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Lagoon Nebula. A 10 second exposure with reducer down to f2.5
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NGC 6946 in Draco. A 30 second exposure at f3.5
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NGC 891 in Andromeda. A 30 second exposure at f3.5
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Veil Nebula in Cygnus. A 35 second exposure with reducer down to f2.5
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20" f3.5 SpicaEyes SlipStream Telescope used to
take these MallinCam images. Sky Commander was used to find objects, and
the goto's put the object on the screen just about everytime. The netbook
computer on the stalk was used to compose and focus via the Composite
output of the MallinCam. A 15" Dell laptop was used for viewing and
imaging, via an AverTV Express card using the S-video output of the MallinCam.
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