Re-Starting Astrophotography After 1 Year Off

[@getoutsidewithmiguel]

Your presence has been missed. I was a tab bit concerned, glad to see you are back.

[@p7ayfu77tech]

Welcome back. Glad to to see you. Wish you all the best. Oh and thanks for the tip on the Flat GT.

[@sbklb1]

Always love your videos and looking forward to your renewed adventures in Texas. Yes DFW is a pain for planes!

[@tostativerdk]

Happy to have you back :)

[@MasseyLee]

Great to see you back.

[@michaeljarvis4612]

Welcome back. Your videos were a great help when I started the hobby. Looking forward to your future projects. Very Best.

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Welcome back.

[@MazzifLOL]

Ah yes, I remember now. It was your content that inspired me to shoot my 294MM-Pro in bin1 on my short focal length ota. Huge fan of it myself. 🎉. Welcome back. 🎉

[@Diocrew]

Glad to see you back and looking forward to more informative videos! Clear skies to you!

[@Rob_1472]

Missed your videos. Glad to see you back!

[@astrophoto_andy3335]

So glad to have you back!

[@Alan-vk6bk]

Nice to see you back. I'm going through exactly the same process apart from the fact I had to sell all my gear!! Getting back there slowly 😁

[@RandallKayfes]

Great to have you back and I am definitely looking forward to more vids from you. BTW I noticed you have a PoleMaster. I have one as well and I am now using it in a unique but much improved way. I have it installed in the scope just like the manual says however I do not use the PoleMaster software instead I use either the SharpCap or the NINA PA process. What this does is have a always in focus and FOV that is ready to do the plate solving these procedures need to make PA perfect. If I am doing Barlow for planetary no need to mess with the light train to do the PA and then switch the light train back for planetary. As far as NINA or SC is concerned the camera is just another QHYCCD camera ready to use. Bump your scope - no problem to go back and check PA without disconnecting or rearranging anything. Anyway great to have you back!!

[@yvesouellette5720]

Welcome back!

[@ridetheliger4176]

Welcome back! I only found your channel while you were gone, but found your videos very useful! One question:with hindsight, would you buy the edge or stick to the regular SCT, if you could choose? BTW, are you using 2x drizzle to up sample your bin2 images?