Q&A - Common Astro Questions from You Guys!

[@darkrangersinc]

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[@longhornastro]

Synology NAS is a great option. I have 9 8TB drives inside it with RAID 5 so I have about 50 TB of storage capacity

[@psyire9913]

I'll second this option. My Synology works awesome and I can never be held hostage to a third party for my data access.

[@thomasphennigan]

Outstanding! Clear and concise info . Keep em coming .

[@woody5109]

Great video sir, love your channel, very informative.

[@jimwaters304]

Great video with useful information.

[@Si-fp2ij]

Great advice Ryan 👏👏

[@AstroCapture325]

Appreciate the Q&A session and I think it is a good format to continue. Not to take this too far off topic, but when in the workflow process for drizzled images do you downsample the image back to its original size?

[@darkrangersinc]

@@AstroCapture325 Good question, I do not down sample. I don’t really have a concern for the image size so I just leave it at its updated resolution

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Interesting.

[@old_photons]

You may consider Russ Croman's MTF analyzer vs CCD Suitability. I prefer it because you know where seeing/diffraction limits are plus the options for 2x/3x drizzle results.

[@MicheleHernandez-d2e]

super helpful - I really like this format. Did you talk to Brian at AP?

[@psiddarth3581]

Great video. A video suggestion. Can make a video on processing form the beginning to the end using free software to get a decent image not great but decent. I think people who are starting dont expect a great image but expect good enough for them to grow in the hobby.

[@woody5109]

I just signed on as a Patreon 👍

[@ridetheliger4176]

Thank you!

[@meibergstrmandersen9181]

Nice 🙂

[@Astro_Shed]

Great Video, wow $600 a month, that is a lot, wish I could afford something like that….i get the reasons behind remote imaging for sure…👍🏻

[@devilmastah]

Holy Crap, for that monthly price i think a good diyer can build a new observatory in the back yard every few months 😅