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Images taken with the ASH LURIE 200
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The first images of happy users have arrived!. Recently we received a picture taken by
Stephan Linhart of Germany of the
North America Nebula.
Although the seeing and transparency were far from perfect and the object
was quite low in the sky, the picture clearly demonstrates the quality of
the camera (and Stephan!). Without a filter and under a dark sky the same image can be
obtained in about 8 minutes!
Stephan used
the ASH Lurie 200 on a Losmandy CG-11 and a ST4 on a 10 cm F/10 Maksutov
telephoto lens for autoguiding. This seems to be a perfect combination.The
first picture shown below is an enlargment of a section of the slide. The
original slide is 6x6 cm large and covers a field of more than 10 degrees!
In the second picture we further enlarge the Pelican's head. As can be
seen the amount of detail is incredible and the image is razor sharp.
Compare these pictures with pictures taken by the worlds best
astro-photographers and convince yourself!
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North America and
Pelican
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on image to enlagr
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16.05.2026
1:00
About 50 above Horizon
28 min exposure time with Idas Filter on Kodak E200 120 slide
film
Scan:
Agfa Duoscan 2500 dpi
Moderate
sky 5.5 mag later foggy and moist on lens
Slightly
processed with Photoshopk
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(klick on image to
enlarge)
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Pelican's
head
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Same
slide as above but now the pelican's head has been enlarged to demonstrate
the amount of detail available in the picture.k
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(klick on image
to enlarge)
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