All Sky Camera in H-alpha
The optical principle is long established. One problem is to find suitable lenses for the secondary and tertiery positions, without spending a fortune. The diaphragm of the relay lens (secondary) could be an issue (position, size). I was lucky to find two usable lenses in my optical "junkbox".
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North
is up, east is left. The lightpollution from the Heiligenblut valley is obvious, due
south. Mountainridges fill the horizons.
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Primary lens: Fish-eye, Sigma 8 mm / 3,5 Secondary lens: Relay lens, Rodenstock XR Heligon 75 mm / 1,1 (a trashed medical X-ray machine) Filter: H-alpha 2, FWHM 7 nm Tertiary lens: Modified Minolta MC Rokkor 85/1,7. Stopped down to F/5,6 Camera: Canon 6Da Exposure: Stacked 6 x 4 min @ ISO6400 Site: Hochtor/Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse in Austria. Elevation 2500 m Date: 2021-07-09
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North is up, east is left. The "lightpollution" due
west is Zodiacallight and some contribution
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Primary lens: Fish-eye, Sigma 8 mm / 3,5 Secondary lens: Relay lens, Rodenstock XR Heligon 75 mm / 1,1 (a trashed medical X-ray machine) Filter: H-alpha 2, FWHM 7 nm Tertiary lens: Modified Minolta MC Rokkor 85/1,7. Stopped down to F/5,6 Camera: Canon 6Da Exposure: Stacked 6 x 4 min @ ISO6400 Site: A dark site on the southern island of Öland, Sweden Date: 2022-03-05 |