Congrats Ben! Great image! Stuart Heggie http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.html

These are wonderful shots Rolando! I have always thought you have a gift for processing. Those scopes you use ain't half bad either mind you. ;-) Stuart Heggie http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.htm

I'd call that experiment a SUCCESS! Nice one Bill! Stuart Heggie http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.html

Very nice shot Bill! Stuart

I've used counterweights on the underside of the Losmandy dovetail plate, at the front end of the scope. It works fine but you have to note that the threaded rode on some designs is quite long and I'd

Nicely done Steve!!! Stuart

I agree with Gregg. I have had very strange artifacts show up in my Planewave images and it turned out I needed an improved baffling kit they had developed after I got my scope. After installing the b

Great sequence Lee! Bitterly cold here last night. -21C. I shot it between snow squalls with a 400mm camera lens and Wimberley mount. Stuart

Very cool! Thanks for posting this Bill! Stuart

Wow! You went DEEP on this one! Looks awesome Terry! Stuart

Eric, lovely shot! I think I prefer the "natural" colour version but they're both really nice. Stuart

VERY nice image Terry!!! Stuart

Bill, that's another winner! Beautiful job! Stuart

Barry, my wild guess would be based on this logic: I'm NEVER going to remove the counterweights with the scope still mounted BUT I will remove the scope and leave the CW's in the lowest position. Not

Really nicely done Bill! Stuart

Okay - good to know. Thanks Rolando. I will put loading a new PEC curve on my list of "things to do". Stuart

Very interesting. Thanks Rolando! Possibly a dumb question but when I upgraded my AP900GTO to CP4, it seemed important to know the serial # of my mount. I assumed it was to load my original PEC curve

VERY cool Terry! Stuart

Gorgeous result Terry!!! Stuart

Beautiful capture Glenn! Stuart