I have still a long way to go but some improvement here from my previous images.
- Sky Watcher Equinox Pro 120mm OTA.
- HEQ5 Pro.
- DMK 41 camera.
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That’s come out very nicely Andy- the prominence is really clear.
However not yet got the resolution that Damian is managing to get – not sure how he does it….even when he tries to explain it to me!