[sac-forum] Re: --[AZ-Observing]-- Re: Good Seeing Predicted for Tonight
- From: "Jimmy Ray" <jimmy_ray@xxxxxxx>
- To: <sac-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 20:42:36 -0700
Hi Tom,
Further follow up. What RGB filter set were you using? I was just out looking
at them and seems like they can be quite pricey (as much or more than the
camera)unless plain Jane filters are as effective in most applications. While
the model number of your camera will answer the question, did you go USB or
Fire wire?
Jimmy Ray
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Subject: [sac-forum] Re: --[AZ-Observing]-- Re: Good Seeing Predicted for
Tonight
---- gene lucas <geneluca@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Great images !! Thanks for the tech notes, Tom... What camera did you
> use, and were the resulting (posted at pbase) images stacked, or just
> >individual< images?
It's an Imaging Source DMK monochrome digital video camera. Three videos of
1000 frames each were shot at 15 frames per second through the R, G, and B
filters, and typically the best 75% of the frames in each color channel were
used for stacking in Registax software.
By the way, a nice "pre-processor" video-editing software package before going
into Registax is authored right here in the Valley by Howard Anderson.
HandyAVI does a good job of sorting frames by quality level and resizing
videos. It has a lot of other good features as well.
http://www.azcendant.com/
Tom
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