Friday, July 30, 2010

John Wohlfeil


Astronomy

For visual astronomy I use my 9.25″ SCT and lately I’ve been focused on photography. I’ve just converted an old 50mm Meade
Saturn telescope into a guide scope (look for the article under How-To’s soon), and I started guiding last time out. With my
CG-5 I can regularly get 30-60 sec. and I hope to extend that to 180 sec. with improved polar alignment and guiding with
Stark Labs PHD.

I use these tools regularly, please feel free to ask questions about experiences, technical issues and real world challenges.
Join us on our next astronomy camping trip!

Equipment

Celestron CG-5 • Celestron 9.25″ • Celestron 80ED • Shoestring Astronomy GPUSB, DSUSB

Eyepieces

9mm Baader Ortho • 10mm Xcel • 13mm 82º Japan • 14mm Pentax • 20mm Pentax • 27mm Panoptic • 40mm Swan

Camera

Nikon D90 • DSI CCD • Nikon SB-600 Speedlight • Manfrotto 190X PROB Tripod

Computer Software

Apple MacBook Pro • Adobe Photoshop • Stark Labs PHD • DSLR Shutter • Deep Sky Stacker • Starry Night Pro • Astro Planner

Images

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