Michele Campini:
I'm using a 2'' IDAS P3 inside mine flattener/reducer and i do not remove it, ever. For L, R, G, B H O S.
At the beginning of "mono" experience i used IDAS P2 (36 mm) only for luminance but too much ofter mine RGB was too bad because the gradients. With the IDAS P3 ever mounted i fixed all my problems.
But i shot from a balcony when object are low in the sky. When i go under clear sky i do not use the IDAS P3 of course.
IDAS P3 is very similar to the Optolong LPro.
Tareq Abdulla:Michele Campini:
I'm using a 2'' IDAS P3 inside mine flattener/reducer and i do not remove it, ever. For L, R, G, B H O S.
At the beginning of "mono" experience i used IDAS P2 (36 mm) only for luminance but too much ofter mine RGB was too bad because the gradients. With the IDAS P3 ever mounted i fixed all my problems.
But i shot from a balcony when object are low in the sky. When i go under clear sky i do not use the IDAS P3 of course.
IDAS P3 is very similar to the Optolong LPro.
I want to see some results from that.
Any halo?
Michele Campini:Tareq Abdulla:Michele Campini:
I'm using a 2'' IDAS P3 inside mine flattener/reducer and i do not remove it, ever. For L, R, G, B H O S.
At the beginning of "mono" experience i used IDAS P2 (36 mm) only for luminance but too much ofter mine RGB was too bad because the gradients. With the IDAS P3 ever mounted i fixed all my problems.
But i shot from a balcony when object are low in the sky. When i go under clear sky i do not use the IDAS P3 of course.
IDAS P3 is very similar to the Optolong LPro.
I want to see some results from that.
Any halo?
U can check in my profile.
Some halo of course, but expecially with the FRA500 i've halos without IDAS P3 too.
I personally gave up solving the halo problem because otherwise I would have stopped doing astrophotography.
