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Sub category Science
Developer CloudMakers
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Title AstroImager


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➛ AstroImager 3.10


Subject: Meade LPI, a Mac and Mars Sent: Tuesday, November 1, 2005 07:16:24 From: Tom Mordasky So yesterday I picked up the Meade LPI to connect to my ETX90. I had been using my Canon Powershot A80 with a homemade adaptor but the results were mediocre at best. I connected the LPI to my iBook g4 using the Sonix driver discussed on your site and here: Some people have had trouble downloading this software, claiming the site requires a password. It seems strange but when I went to the link in the Firefox browser I could not download the driver without a password, but in Apple's Safari it downloaded fine??? Who knows why... Connection was easy and I was imaging Mars in no time. Of course I have no idea what settings to use with the Sonix software but "Default" seemed a good place to start. Attached you will find my first composite shot of Mars taken with the ETX90, The Meade LPI and a 2x Barlow for a whopping 400x magnification! 300 of 350 images stacked in Lynkeos. Next I want to A: figure out the camera settings and B: see if there is any way to use it via Eyepiece projection to widen its field of view. Mike here: Eyepiece projection will be difficult (no lens on the LPI) but you can use a Barlow Lens with it.
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because—except on rare occasions—I am not a Solar System Photographer.
I must say I am excited too! I am just discovering a wealth of resources which I want to invisitgate.
Our compact reflective grating spectrograph is ready for launch and will be available by September. This small unit packs a high performance flat-field concave grating into a module of only 136 x 120 x 75mm and 1.2kg weight. It also includes a built-in Lodestar X2 guide camera and an argon-neon calibration lamp. The input and output are T2 thread and it is compatible with most T2 thread input imaging cameras. We recommend our SX-694 as a good match. The spectral length is 340 - 900nM over a distance of 31mm and the resolution factor is in excess of 2000. An overview by Maurice Gavin is available at
Developer/Publisher: Celestia Development Team

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