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In Search of Full-Frame capable Coma Corrector for Newtonians Generic equipment discussions · Charles Hagen · ... · 2 · 134 · 1

jimmythechicken 19.44
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Hey everybody, I have been having some bad thoughts recently and I've been going down the rabbit hole looking for options for a fast, full-frame-capable Newtonian solution. I have concluded that I want to make it even harder on myself by doing a custom build. However, I am struggling to find a coma corrector that will actually support full frame. If you know of any, especially if you have real-world results that fit this bill and/or raw data to back up the performance on FF (CMOS 3.76um px specifically) please let me know!

Thanks all,
Charlie
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ASA, TV, TS, Ricardi.

Incidentally, there is nothing special about a FF coma corrector except requirements of illumination and size.
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And this an example of raw file result (600s, G, ASA corrector):
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