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Neowise and ISS
MilwaukeeLion replied to haitch's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Great timing and framing with the reflection off water, lovely image! -
Animation of the "Finger prom" of the 31st July 2020
MilwaukeeLion replied to Craney's topic in Imaging - Solar
Really cool animation ! Ability to multitask is what I enjoy about solar as well. -
Prom detail is gorgeous in these, all great images.
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Thanks for this all my gear been stowed away due to remodeling, nice to see the video.
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Adjustable eye cup question.
MilwaukeeLion replied to MilwaukeeLion's topic in Discussions - Eyepieces
Thanks, did not know that. Always take glasses off, will try with glasses on if sun pops back out. -
Luminos 15mm / 82 deg. Dumb question perhaps but adjuster ring to raise or lower eye cup, is purpose to just block reflections or also fine focus? My good eye is not great but this morning viewing prom with pst seemed focus changed a bit from highest position to lowest. Thanks!
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Check Your Astrobin
MilwaukeeLion replied to Freddie's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and Techniques
Really does pay to be below average astro imager. Only recently joined after gathering my best dso data few months ago so only need to reload the one lost image. Not bad for free premium upgrade! Now im going to upload all kinds of crazy poor effort stuff. -
Nice prom and filaments capture! ISS crossing sun tomorrow morning from my yard. Unfortunately 100% cloud cover.
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Photographing during full moon
MilwaukeeLion replied to Calzune's topic in Getting Started With Imaging
As mentioned good night for getting spacing - kit in working order. Wish I had clear night coming up, have flattener spacing tests to do. -
High hopes of low noise, first cooled cmos. Extra couple usb ports is nice, includes short filter wheel cord. Not intimidating as I imagined it would be. SharpCap which used to working with manages everything for 1600mm. Drops to -20C fast and holds. Moving 174mm to OAG will make finding guide stars so much easier. CS!
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Constellation Fever. Worshiped by Babylonians from 2370 bce - 2379 bce. Fever was clerk by trade who lived with his parents until he entered a dance contest and won a trophy. In 2380 his dance was banned by the king and pretty much everyone else.
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Gorgeous capture & well balanced / processed. Like sharp details without heavy contrast or blown out areas.
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