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Brilliant, nice shading, Roger

I was imaging in the back garden once and about midnight i heard a terrible screeching coming from the direction of the fence , so i pointed my red torch in that direction and saw 2 Hedgehogs screaming like a banshee at each other at close quarters , then my torch needed batteries so after going in and replacing them on coming back out they had gone , seen them move before and they relly shift. on the two i had seen ,i thought that they were either mating or fighting, Roger

really good , is it just me or does it look like stormy clouds in a normal sky? Roger

a least you don't have to get the gardener to cut it..🧐

I was just thinking how warm it is during the last couple of months, although loads of rain . Obviously chilly at night and have to turn heating on first thing for couple of hours, ok they say that warmer temps are bad but we are saving loads on heating costs.(and less Co2 because of that). Whats everyone elses' take. Roger

Well done with getting the Bubble , cant wait to go for it when i get that camera. Roger

I like that as well, Roger

Brilliant, Roger

i have a 25 metre HDMI leads that goes from the mount outside and plug in to my 49 inch smart tv controlling with a wireless mouse, its like NASA in the back room when i am imaging, i can send sub images by wifi from the mount to Laptop inside but in order to platesolve and all sub are usually stored on the sd card(wireless as well) kit Eagle Control Software Remote Dew Control Roger

Very nice, Roger

Wow does this work or what , thanks Olly. I increased the star detection to 40 as suggested and lost 19 subs out of 77 in Ha (9 before flip rest after)but nice result as below Processed a little in PS. Thanks again Olly, Roger

What a wonderful first NB, Roger

Oh Yes, super, Roger

Great image, Roger

If you have a flatbox on the scope then it's impractical to focus for each filter for flats unless you have an auto focuser already with each offset, Roger

One of my top ten favourite targets, well processed and love your stars, Roger

love the colours and hues , well done, Roger

i only use Fb to spread my images to my friends and family but i do not follow anyone so only my images appear on my timeline with a few selected astro posts about eclipses , supermoons etc. Roger

answer from enquiry on FB: Chris Bailey It was discussed at Kelling but we all drank so much on Saturday afternoon/night I doubt any of us can remember what, if anything, was agreed 🙂. IF we do bring it back it will be UKAI Lite!

Nice images , on the Pacman you seem to have the same green rings on larger stars ,with me it seems to be the green filter giving larger stars, i have messaged Baader thr makers for help why. Roger

Thanks Mike, Roger

Anyone got first images from Kelling.. This is my try at NGC6888...Ha and Oiii

Yes Carole it seems now that they have sorted it as all my images have the set temperature and are all the same in APT, i set to -20oC.

Oh sorry i think from what i here cameras vary but generally more Ha(i double usually)than OIII etc and Gain has a lot to do with it on some cameras. Basically trial and error! Roger

Generally unless you are shooting towards the moon NB should cope alright with it, Roger