Stub Mandrel
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From the album: My Gear
Nothing original about this - plastic folder, foam and duck tape. -
From the album: Lunar
About 8:47 in the morning. -
From the album: My Gear
Settings -
From the album: My Gear
Astrostakkert screen shot -
From the album: Saturn
A slightly shorter run stacked using the experimental derotation feature in Astrostakkert -
From the album: Saturn
First stab at processing last night's video -
I spent a few nights camping a week ago. It was heavily overcast but there was still enough moonlight that I didn't need a torch. I remember one night at a true dark site camping by a lake in snowdonia. The only time I have ever seen the stars reflected in water, and I was able to read teh label of a baked bean can by starlight alone. Didn't need a scope to appreciate the stars that night!
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Pictures of the Sun
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From the album: Solar
A sundog, caught in 2014 -
From the album: Messier Objects
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From the album: Jupiter
Worked out how to get moons aligned as well -
From the album: Lunar
Pleased to resolve the two peaks so clearly -
From the album: Lunar
I like the slumping in the walls -
From the album: Venus
Gamma reduced in PIPP. -
From the album: My Gear
Simple modification to NEQ3 tripod to reduce flex -
From the album: Venus
Pleased with this, too -
From the album: Jupiter
Pleased with this -
From the album: Lunar
Craters in the rugged southern highlands -
From the album: Lunar
The moon, forty-five minutes ago, single frame 1/500 @ iso 110 f 5.9 -
From the album: Lunar
50% best frames from 3 AVIs -
From the album: Lunar
Mount Hadley and Hadley Rille are about 1/4 of the way up, the landing site is near where the shadow of the mountains crossed the Rille. -
From the album: Lunar
Close up of part of the previous shot -
From the album: Lunar
New Moon -
From the album: Lunar
Stack of a series iof images from a year ago! -
From the album: Lunar
First try at a surface close up, but the conditions meant it was wobbling like a jelly.
