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First light with RASA8, ASI2600, and new obsy
clarkpm4242 replied to gorann's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Now that is very pleasing! I have exactly the same scope/camera combination awaiting first light Cheers Paul -
‘Dark Skies’ Parliamentary Group launched
clarkpm4242 replied to Aramcheck's topic in The Astro Lounge
A chance to help shape the future of UK amateur astronomy... https://appgdarkskies.co.uk/dark-skies-consultation Cheers Paul -
‘Dark Skies’ Parliamentary Group launched
clarkpm4242 replied to Aramcheck's topic in The Astro Lounge
This APPG has opened up a 'Consultation'. See link. https://appgdarkskies.co.uk/dark-skies-consultation We will be responding. Paul -
Buying a roll-off roof shed observatory - UK
clarkpm4242 replied to clarkpm4242's topic in DIY Observatories
Thanks for making me look at this supplier properly! Deposit paid a few weeks ago. Cheers Paul -
Farewell, and hello again...
clarkpm4242 replied to clarkpm4242's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Thank you Iain. These are memories we need -
...Thursday night looked like the final opportunity for a decent look at the comet. Waxing moon and cloudy forecasts. I realised that I could get an image of The Plough, NEOWISE and my home from the other side of Swaledale. Canon 6D MkII, Sigma 24mm, 8s, f1.4, iso800. Foreground taken 5 mins earlier before the streetlights are turned off. After leaving the comet I turned around to find that darkness had returned over the past 2 weeks and the summer Milky Way was visible to the south. Same tech. details. A short cruise of the Milky Way and Messier objects with the binoculars finished off a lovely session. Wishing all the best for the new astro season! Paul
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Finally, a bit of tail detail...
clarkpm4242 replied to clarkpm4242's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
The juxtaposition of faint fuzzies near and far is pretty cool! 😎 -
Buying a roll-off roof shed observatory - UK
clarkpm4242 replied to clarkpm4242's topic in DIY Observatories
Cheers! Though I'm keen on having two arms and two legs... ...many thanks. Paul -
Hello all... I'm looking at various UK suppliers. Some premium (gulp), some less so. For various reasons am not able to build from scratch. I could enhance a prebuilt structure, with some help. I've found these suppliers https://www.taylorsgardenbuildings.co.uk/roll-on-roll-off-roof-observatory-shed-1-82x1-82m.html https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/shedshedshedsandfencing Does anyone have any experience of the above? Any other suppliers that people might suggest/recommend? Many thanks Paul
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Milky way in Cygnus. 10 min at ISO 100. Nikon D3200 - kit lens at 18mm, f/5.6
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Cat and mouse with clouds last night (21/22 June). 5 pane mosaic. Canon 6D, Sigma 24mm, Nodal Ninja, 1s at f1.4 and iso400. LR, ICE and PS. 1/4 res image. Darkened room viewing. Cheers, Paul
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Thank you. I'll be asking you what worked later... ...have also looked at your pier setup. Matching the camera with a RASA 8. Cheers Paul
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Likewise Dave! Have you looked into attaching Canon fit photo lenses? Cheers Paul
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...from Monday morning. VSDC for video editing. Lee Rosevere for music. Turn up the volume Cheers, Paul. P.S. It does play smoothly when the Interweb works...
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Not the biggest or brightest of displays. A great start to the season! Time lapse of 30 minutes (repeats) and some stills. Canon 6D MkII Sigma 24mm and Canon 200mm.
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2 pane mosaic. Canon 6D MkII, Canon 200mm at f5, 1/100 sec, iso1600. LR, MS ICE and PS. Foreground is cloud and a very distant and featureless moor. Mercury is in the top middle ish... (definitely need to click into the image) ...Lapwings, Curlews and Oystercatchers were very vocal! A very pleasant escape for an hour. ...cheers Paul
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Messier Panstarrs
clarkpm4242 replied to petevasey's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Squeezed them all in! Very nicely done. Thank you. Paul -
With a cloudy forecast for next few evenings...thought I'd have a dabble. Checked the maps and so on, still didn't get the line up of foreground I was hoping for. Canon 6D MkII, William Optics Star 71. Set up alt/az non-tracking. 1/25th sec at iso100. Full frame. Paul
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California in Context
clarkpm4242 replied to Knight of Clear Skies's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Looks like I will be getting Registar next season... ...really like the way you portray the 'depth' of the night sky through the images. Paul