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Author Topic: Astronomical Spectroscopy  (Read 20272 times)

Merlin66

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Astronomical Spectroscopy
« on: January 06, 2012, 02:36:19 PM »
The ATiK 314L+ is quickly becoming the "weapon of choice" for amateur spectroscopists.
Certainly does a great job.
I also use the ATiK16ic-S as an electronic finder (Using a 135mm telelens) and still have the ATiK61ic as a guide camera.
With a bit of fanct footwork is is possible to get AstroArt to recognise them as separate cameras, so operating two ATiK cameras at the same time.

Merlin66

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Re: Astronomical Spectroscopy
« Reply #1 on: February 10, 2013, 10:40:50 PM »
The observatory has just been relocated to Australia.
First light with the Spectra-L200/ 600l/mm and the ATiK314L.
You may be interested to see how far into the UV the sensitivity extends..
The Sirius spectrum was taken with a 30 yo Genesis...shows the Balmer lines below 400nm.
Onwards and upwards.