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Light Box For Flat Frames. It can be used for telescopes up to 6 inches. Unlike other panels in the market, the flatmaster can adjust its brightness from 0 to 100%. To create good flat frames it is very important. I need to buy or build a light box for taking flats. I use an led light panel (tracing pad) to take flat frames with more control. Next choice would be to build something myself. A modified version involves using a laptop or tablet screen as a light source, or perhaps an artists’ light box — all valid options. How about an electroluminescent panel like this one: You can control the panel’s brightness depending on the model you. A light box can be constructed, but starts to approach the cost of purchasing a light panel (usually an artist's light pad) which ensures a uniformly light distribution. First choice would be something ready made provided it doesn't cost several hundred dollars. The flat frames are used to correct the vignetting and uneven field illumination created by dust or smudges in your optical train. My biggest concern is a uniform light source. For a flat field image, you need a neutral shade of diffuse light, and there are really only two practical sources for this:

Next choice would be to build something myself. I need to buy or build a light box for taking flats. For a flat field image, you need a neutral shade of diffuse light, and there are really only two practical sources for this: I use an led light panel (tracing pad) to take flat frames with more control. A modified version involves using a laptop or tablet screen as a light source, or perhaps an artists’ light box — all valid options. A light box can be constructed, but starts to approach the cost of purchasing a light panel (usually an artist's light pad) which ensures a uniformly light distribution. The flat frames are used to correct the vignetting and uneven field illumination created by dust or smudges in your optical train. First choice would be something ready made provided it doesn't cost several hundred dollars. It can be used for telescopes up to 6 inches. How about an electroluminescent panel like this one:

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Light Box For Flat Frames A modified version involves using a laptop or tablet screen as a light source, or perhaps an artists’ light box — all valid options. First choice would be something ready made provided it doesn't cost several hundred dollars. A modified version involves using a laptop or tablet screen as a light source, or perhaps an artists’ light box — all valid options. How about an electroluminescent panel like this one: I use an led light panel (tracing pad) to take flat frames with more control. It can be used for telescopes up to 6 inches. I need to buy or build a light box for taking flats. Unlike other panels in the market, the flatmaster can adjust its brightness from 0 to 100%. A light box can be constructed, but starts to approach the cost of purchasing a light panel (usually an artist's light pad) which ensures a uniformly light distribution. My biggest concern is a uniform light source. To create good flat frames it is very important. The flat frames are used to correct the vignetting and uneven field illumination created by dust or smudges in your optical train. Next choice would be to build something myself. You can control the panel’s brightness depending on the model you. For a flat field image, you need a neutral shade of diffuse light, and there are really only two practical sources for this: