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  1. clarkpm4242
    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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    Thank you... ...I really like its sparse nature 'Less is more'! Cheers, Paul.
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    ...and this one.
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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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    Squeezed them all in! Very nicely done. Thank you. Paul
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    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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    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
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    Thank you Dave! There are plenty of attempts on the 'darkroom' floor... ...cheers, Paul.
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    You can get quite far south towards the centre of the Milky Way from there!
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    This works for me... https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/measuring-the-sky-by-hand.html Rule of thumb, its higher. Paul
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    From an early morning a while back. 8 pane mosaic. Canon 6D MkII, Sigma 24mm. iso3200, 10s at f1.4. Nodal Ninja. Processed in Lightroom, MS Image Composite Editor and Photoshop.
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    Very nice, and deep. Must have a go with my Star71, Canon combo! What mount, guiding do you have? Thanks Paul
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    B&W image added. Quite like it. Paul
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    It did feel a bit weird when I stopped concentrating on taking pics!
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    ...03:00 this morning. My house is the lit plain wall, a third across the image from the right. 8 panes. 10s, iso3200, f1.4. Canon 6D MkII, Sigma 24mm. Pre-processing in LR. MS ICE to composite. LR to finish. Very fortunate to be here. Paul
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    From just outside my front door at 3 a.m. a couple of nights ago. Bonus part-night lighting activated on most of the streetliights recently! 6 pane mosaic. 6D MkII, Sigma 24mm. 15s iso3200 f2. Photoshop & Lightroom. Hope to redo this before summer...
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    Running along our road to try and get it with the trees... ...Canon 6D MkII, Canon 200m at f5, exp. <1s. Cheers, Paul.
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    Image updated.
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    Not *in* the cluster, but helps with composition. Canon 6D MkII, WO Star71, AstroTrac, 3.2s, iso1600. Lightroom and Photoshop.
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    Single 10s image at f1.4 and iso3200. Canon 6D MkII and Sigma 24mm. Image desaturated, apart from the comet. Outside the back door. There is a small left pointing triangle of stars in the middle. M81 is a small, white oval smudge down a little at 6 o'clock. The comet is a tiny green thing at 10 o'clock, slightly further away from the triangle than M81.
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    Very nice website!! Lots of hours put in there.... ...cheers. Paul
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