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hi cuivenion,
no that's all off, I know how big stuff is in what scope, I was more trying to illustrate what was happening but thanks for input, ill try all the above in the next few days and report back

thanks Robin for the info, ill try those, one thing I have done is try today in daylight, its fine? only jerky at night

i realise this is something that I think is down to me, but not sure how to fix, hopefully ill explain properly. I'm new to sharpcap sooooo, gpcam 2 in a oriaon st80, the image on screen is really black, so I up the gain to maximum and the exposure time, only then do I see the really bright Jupiter....

thank you for the reply, well didn't have the gpcam2, so I just added pixel size/img size etc and it comes out 41x30, so according to that will be fine, thanks for the help

hey all, I know this is an easy question, but as we haven't had a clear night for the past 5-6 days been unable to check. I use a skywatcher st80 for a guidescope, now that's quite a bit bigger FOV and the 200mm recommended size, so will P.A still work or will I be better ordering an altair astro 50...