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Nice result Stefan and again very nice coloring. The image is balanced imho, i like it.

Weather is awfull...it has been ages since i could image. i write this post while the rain is really hitting my window next to me.
Glad at least you could get some clear skies!

Very nice, very nice!
Nice coloring. First picture indeed shows a bit to saturated stars but the second is really nice
These are the targets i wan't to frame with the RC in the future..

Looks not bad, not bad at all, Ron As for LCG and HCG modes, for the moment , no idea to use which mode for what... Can't see to remember what the differences are, really...but i realize the Toupteks seem to have quite some possibilities on how you use them... For the moment the weather is the bigge...

Very beautiful image, imho. You dither after every sub..seems alot. Somebody told me 12 dithers should be enough to rule walking noise out. I start my sessions mostly with dithering after every sub but after 12 i change it too every 3 subs to save a little bit of time.

No complicated time consuming emission nebulae this time but a fairly simple shoot of the M67 cluster. It contains about 500 stars and about 100 of them are like our sun. It is nicknamed the Cobra cluster or the Golden Eye cluster. For me it is a nice target which i always loved, also in the time i ...

So it becomes even more strange. Now you see me, now you don't kind of thing..; It looks sometimes halo artifacts are introduced. The thing is i never experienced it with an 1.0 flattener either. So anyhow i must be someting with the 0.8 reducer on some occasions, the question remains , what occasio...

Very nice , you can definately see tha Ha regions, especialy in the 'cigar'. I always forget if this is M81 or M82. I resemblens my image at time. But i needed Stefans help to get the Ha regions out.

Nice job indeed.

Cs
Freddy

All halo's left aside it is quite a nice M42, imho

I think i have thesame issue with the reducer. See the tread on CN.....

Well Mike, the structure is partly that way if you look at many pictures on Astrobin. This was the difficulty. The halo produces by the moon somehow got totally merged with the nebulosity. there was no way to tell where the nebulosity ended and the halo started somehow. Wipe neither DBE could solved...