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  1. astroman001
    Hi tooth_dr and others. This is a great tool. I have now installed it as a plug in to my PS2. Thank you! Peter
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    OK thanks. Peter
  3. astroman001
    Hi Allinthehead, what do you mean by "this image would benefit from scnr green or hlvg"? Peter
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    Here is an image taken with a standard Nikon DSLR. 2rs of 4 min subs with ED80 Pro, dark subtracted only. I struggled a lot with light pollution removal during processing. Peter
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    Great image, almost looks 3D with the moons. Peter
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    That's an excellent image of Saturn at 14 degrees. I have heard that the seeing on the 19th was very good. well done. Peter
  7. astroman001
    Probably my last Jupiter image this year. Rippling seeing and 14 degrees! Peter
  8. astroman001
    Nice set of images. Great result from a 6" scope. Peter
  9. astroman001
    Saturn using an IR luminance image to get some detail, colours subdued as a result. Peter
  10. astroman001
    Amazed at some detail visible in this single image at only 11 degrees altitude. GRS and Ganymede's shadow visible. Best regards Peter
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    Not too bad considering the altitude and poor seeing at the moment from the UK. As Aussie Dvae says, in a couple of years they will be higher and much easier targets. Peter
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    Great shots for a 6" scope well done! Peter
  13. astroman001
    Great capture, well done. Peter
  14. astroman001
    Well done lovely shot for just 90mm aperture. Peter
  15. astroman001
    Congratulations, well done. A lovely image showing Cassini division in the rings. Peter
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