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  1. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks laudropd
  2. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks James.
  3. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks, have to see what the Ca-K line filter is like. Obviously it's not going to be anywhere like a proper Ca-K Lunt or Quark Ca-h. I think it'll show a little more detail than white light.
  4. Nigella Bryant
    Awwwwww, thanks Jeremy, yeah, I'm overwhelmed.
  5. Nigella Bryant
    Just WOW today. Lovely birthday gifts. I'm overwhelmed. Some had to be solar related, lol. And it's not even Christmas yet, lol.
  6. Nigella Bryant
    Welcome to the forum. Great place here.
  7. Nigella Bryant
    Welcome Jeff to SGL, have fun with your hobby and ask any questions you may have. Knowledgeable peps on here.
  8. Nigella Bryant
    Hi John, I thought I recognized your pic, I came to the Bristol astronomical society a couple of times when I lived in Bristol for a couple of years, lol.
  9. Nigella Bryant
    So true James, time has slowed down, lol.
  10. Nigella Bryant
    What a great milestone 15yrs, WOW. I'm just 2.5 lol, not even sure if I'll make 15yrs, being in my 60's, lol. Keep on going.
  11. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks vineyard, appreciate your comment. The techniques are a little different from any other astronomical imaging. Both the acquiring of the image data and processing, taken me the best part of a year and still learning, lol.
  12. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks, I had to do the same a few weeks ago with an extension.
  13. Nigella Bryant
    Hi Luke, the Zwo Asi 178mm has given me consistent data and I can do region of interest without Barlow or powermate for close up imaging. I find the region of interest data quicker than changing to Barlow/powermate particularly if there's cloud around. I do use a tilt plate to counter any Newton's rings but even without it's not much. I'd highly recommend the camera.
  14. Nigella Bryant
    Thanks Jeremy, appreciate your comment.
  15. Nigella Bryant
    It certainly is Stargazer33
  16. Nigella Bryant
    Solar quest mount is what I use for my Lunt. Brilliant mount and track's the sun via light diode.
  17. Nigella Bryant
    Hi all, just catching up on observations/images taken on the 27th November 2020. Lunt 60mm DS and Zwo Asi 178mm. False colour added in PS CS2.
  18. Nigella Bryant
    Welcome to the forum Roy, have fun with the new hobby and ask away any questions you may have.
  19. Nigella Bryant
    Totally agree, aperture first then double stack later. I also went second hand which was half the new price.
  20. Nigella Bryant
    I had a PST, wasn't impressed with the view. I much prefer the Lunt.bi had a Lunt 35m far outshined the PST so the 50mm Lunt in my opinion is the best.
  21. Nigella Bryant
    I nearly set up to but by the time the sun moved past the tree's it had clouded up. Still gave me time to process some of the other days data.
  22. Nigella Bryant
    Hi all, processed another image from the 29th November 2020, full disk. Lunt 60mm DS and Zwo Asi 178mm. False colour added in PS CS2.
  23. Nigella Bryant
    They are used for photometric observations low_cost_BVRI_filters (1).pdf
  24. Nigella Bryant
    You have the same issue as me, waiting for gaps, lol.
  25. Nigella Bryant
    I guess it's just hit and miss, fog rolled in here just as I'd finished yesterday. I just have an hour's window from some trees and declining altitude of the sun from the RoR. So it's quite difficult but I've managed to get data on the 26th, 27th and 29th. Life's got in the way so still a lot of data to go through.
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