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Star Trails 4th May Camera B
glafnazur replied to Earl's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Working fine on my windows 10 desktop. Nice video, I like the way more star trails appear as it gets darker. -
That's really nice. It's the first time I've seen Longmore Tritton 5 and it looks good in the same field of view as the galaxies.
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First image in 4 months - The Proboscis of an Proboscidea
glafnazur replied to powerlord's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Really good, it does have a 3D look about it. -
Great sketches
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So many stars, love it 👍
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That is a very promising start with the new scope 👍
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I love your star images 👍 Not many people image individual stars, please keep them coming.
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Great image 👍
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Milky Way Galactic Core
glafnazur replied to Gerr's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
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That's a lovely widefield image, great to see M53 and NGC5053 in the same image.
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Brilliant images 👍
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Great shots 👍
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Kisdon and barn, see reply UPDATE!
glafnazur replied to clarkpm4242's topic in Imaging - Widefield, Special Events and Comets
Well done Paul, and so you should be, they are great images 👍 -
Leo galaxies other than the famous "triplet"
glafnazur replied to John's topic in Observing - Discussion
Thanks for the link, I'll have a go at finding some of them. -
I like that second image, it is a really different take on the Rosette 👍
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Sounds like a great session. I'm glad you got the scope up and running after all the problems you had.
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That's a cracking image, nice one.
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From what I've seen and read here I must admit that if I had a spare £500 I'd be hitting the buy button right now. I think with this rubbish weather I'd have got way more sessions in if I had a Seestar.
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Whilst I understand people want to jump straight in with goto I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed my time learning the sky, using binoculars and then star hopping with an 8" newt. For me it isn't just looking through an eyepiece or taking an image, it is seeing the whole beauty of the sky. Just looking up and seeing the constellations and greeting them like old friends as the seasons change, giving an 'ooh' as the odd sporadic meteor shoots overhead, enjoying the different colours of stars with the naked eye and thinking how amazing and magical it must have seemed to our ancestors all those thousands of years ago.
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Hi and welcome Jessica. Nice images 👍
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Nice, I think you're right there definitely seems to be a hint of the tidal tail.
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Very nice. 106 galaxies, I'll take your word for it 😉
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Super image 👍
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One of my favourite sights, the moon through a layer of cirrocumulus.
