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Christina Chester
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Hi Thomas - Welcome to the Flamsteed! Hope that your twins enjoyed Venus viewing with the Great Equatorial Telescope last summer.

Thanks for your note - the idea of using an existing mount and adding a motor as you have done is a good one and something that I have considered. My mount, however, weighs a ton so it's not very portable for use when out and about (which is the solution that I was looking for). Really want to explore night sky landscape photography.

Thanks very much for your kind offer to allow me to try out your Nikon lens. That's incredibly kind - may have to take you up on your kind offer one day!

 
Posted : 06/05/2017 4:08 pm
ThObitz
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14mm is really wide - the moon is about 60° over the horizon, so the picture reaches from the horizon well over the zenith. Scorpio is visible just underneeth the moon.

No milky way I am afraid - Singapore must have invented the word light polution. They even have these beams of light from the skyscrapers just for decoration...

 
Posted : 14/05/2017 4:39 am
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