On April 16, the sky conditions were good enough to tackle the fine backfocus adjustment on my SkyEye24AC. As a reference, I used my SkyEye62AM, which I had fully calibrated about a month earlier.
After successfully completing the adjustment, I still had time to capture 15 individual exposures. I think the result turned out quite nicely.
High-resolution on Astrobin:
The annotated image:
Session Details:
| Telescope | Baader Apo 95 Travel Companion |
| Focal Length | 590mm |
| Erecting Lense | Baader M68 Field Flattener |
| Camera | ToupTek SkyEye24AC |
| Filter | Baader UHC-L CMOS Optimized 50.4mm |
| Mount | Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro, Belt and Hypertuned |
| Guiding Equipment | William Optics Uniguide 50 |
| Guiding Camera | ToupTek GPM462M |
| Photography Date | 04/16/2026 |
| Exposure-Time Lights | RGB: 15x300s |
| Correction frames | FLATS, DARKS |
| Sensitivity | GAIN 100, Offset 125 |
| Processing Date | 04/17/2026 |
| Software Stack | Stellarmate OS, PixInsight, Affinity Photo |
| Capture Place | Koblenz, Germany |
