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TJSnapper
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Great picture
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-21 would keep the sensor cool though although the battery life would suffer a bit. Good first effort, i am still waiting to get some kit together.
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Hi and welcome to the Forum, fancy a house swap then LOL
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Full solar disk, Feb 17th - including "Monster Prom"
TJSnapper replied to Starman's topic in Imaging - Solar
oh my goodness, great shot Thanks for posting, it is the first image I have seen of the sun like this (What a noob) -
Beautiful image
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My interest in astronomy may have won me my new job!
TJSnapper replied to Zapp's topic in The Astro Lounge
Congratulations, hope it works out well for you I think the recent BBC & Brian Cox efforts have peaked a lot of people's interest in this fascinating subject, including mine -
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SUPER BIG moon with refractor ED120 last night, 10 feb 2011
TJSnapper replied to luis's topic in Imaging - Lunar
Fantastic shots, very clear. -
Three nice shots there There is a bit of CA / blue fringing on the edge of the moon but that is a quick solve in PS
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Thanks for the links, that is some pretty intense camera bashing I have so much to learn
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Great post and very interesting results, it shows the effect of heat very well. Out of interest, how do you cool a DSLR chip?
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HI and welcome, Another vote for Stellarium
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Are you talking about the DO version or the normal one? My GF had a copy of the normal one and I didn't rate it for contrast or sharpness but I am quite fussy about such thinks
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Hi and welcome from Bransgore
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Astrotrac and Photo Tripod Head Case (Maplins!)
TJSnapper replied to charlieorca84's topic in Discussions - Mounts
Nice job, thanks for the tip. How do you find the Astrotrac, and what camera/lens combo do you use. I was/am looking at one of these to get me started in astrophotograpy.