Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
Using either of these cameras at f7?
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
The answer depends on the Ha filter used. Filter in front position (Coronado, Lunt), rear position (DayStar, SolarSpectrum), internal position (Lunt) ?
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
Hi I am looking for a camera to use with a Tilt tuned Lunt 60mm single stacked as well as double stacked with a Lunt 50mm front filter.
Thanks Bill
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Lunt pressure tuned 60mm
Orion ST 80mm
Bausch and Lomb 90mm
Quark Chromosphere / 130mm ERF
Antlia 35mm prism with 1.25" cak filter
Starfield 2" herschel wedge
Celestron 10x42 white light binos
various Barlows and Filters
Player one :
Neptune M IMX 178m
Apollo M IMX 174m
Apollo Mini IMX 429m
Apollo -M Max IMX 432m
Sky Watcher SolarQuest
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Orion ST 80mm
Bausch and Lomb 90mm
Quark Chromosphere / 130mm ERF
Antlia 35mm prism with 1.25" cak filter
Starfield 2" herschel wedge
Celestron 10x42 white light binos
various Barlows and Filters
Player one :
Neptune M IMX 178m
Apollo M IMX 174m
Apollo Mini IMX 429m
Apollo -M Max IMX 432m
Sky Watcher SolarQuest
EQ 5 Black
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
The smaller the pixels the better in this case then Bill
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
Go with this camera:
https://player-one-astronomy.com/produc ... ni-imx429/
or
https://telescopes.net/zwo-asi178mm-mon ... amera.html
Personally, i would say the IMX429 since it's less noisy than the IMX178
https://player-one-astronomy.com/produc ... ni-imx429/
or
https://telescopes.net/zwo-asi178mm-mon ... amera.html
Personally, i would say the IMX429 since it's less noisy than the IMX178
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
Thank you Mark and Simon
Lunt pressure tuned 60mm
Orion ST 80mm
Bausch and Lomb 90mm
Quark Chromosphere / 130mm ERF
Antlia 35mm prism with 1.25" cak filter
Starfield 2" herschel wedge
Celestron 10x42 white light binos
various Barlows and Filters
Player one :
Neptune M IMX 178m
Apollo M IMX 174m
Apollo Mini IMX 429m
Apollo -M Max IMX 432m
Sky Watcher SolarQuest
EQ 5 Black
Orion ST 80mm
Bausch and Lomb 90mm
Quark Chromosphere / 130mm ERF
Antlia 35mm prism with 1.25" cak filter
Starfield 2" herschel wedge
Celestron 10x42 white light binos
various Barlows and Filters
Player one :
Neptune M IMX 178m
Apollo M IMX 174m
Apollo Mini IMX 429m
Apollo -M Max IMX 432m
Sky Watcher SolarQuest
EQ 5 Black
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
I keep thinking about either keeping my ASI174 or sell it and buy the Player One camera, but i use that ASI174mm for the moon and it is truly perfect amazing really, and i can use it for planetary also, so i don't want to sacrifice all those only to have a camera for solar mainly and it is normal for other things.
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
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Re: Apollo-M Max mm or the ASi 174 MM
I would recommend you the Apollo Max (imx432). It is very good for f30+ focal ratios and has around 3-4 times less noise then the 174mm, which helps enormously with seeing.
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H-a: Quark Chromosphere with BF mod
WL: Antlia 500nm/ 3nm, 393 nm/ 3nm
Ca-K: homebrew (includes 2x 1.5A filters, thanks Apollo)
Player One Apollo Max + Mars MII
Barlows:
-2x Gerd Düring 2.7x
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