 Check out NGC6820 - Taken with the dual Takahashi rig, this has a total of 56 hours and 30 minutes of integration time. I have deliberately left the green in the image as without it there was a real lack of depth.
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Nikita Rader
9/2/2019 12:36:56 am
Hi i was wondering I saw your post regarding pixel binding and I was wondering if the LG G7, per instance, has 1.0 micron pixels (but it has the pixel binding technology) would the LG G7's micron pixels become 4.0 then? And if so would it offer me more of an advantage compared to the HTC U12'S camera which has a 1.4 micron pixels by default BUT NO pixel binding technology? 30/3/2020 09:36:42 am
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