A few posts below I gave a procedure on collimating your imaging camera to a Hyperstar III. On reflection I thought that this could be considered as so much “hot air” without results to prove the procedure actually works. So a few nights ago I fired up the Hyperstar III and ran through the collimation procedure with a nicely flattened M25C OSC CCD. I flattened the M25C chip using the procedure described on the Starlight Xpress web site. The results of around 45-minutes of collimation adjustments are given below, and the results speak for themselves 🙂
A larger view of the results can be seen here:
