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Hi folks, good to be back. Here are a few from tonight with different processing in Lightroom showing both 'true color' and B&W. A-Focal single shots. ED APO 66MM refractor, Baader 8-28mm Zoom EP, camera tripod, Sigma Merrill DP3M (70mm equivalent lens) Paul
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May 7, 2016: 41-pane H-alpha mosaic
Polar Bear replied to michael.h.f.wilkinson's topic in Imaging - Solar
Wow, excellent. Very sharp, even the proms are visible. What size is the full image? -
1st Light ASI290MM on Jupiter, Mars & Saturn
Polar Bear replied to Kokatha man's topic in Imaging - Planetary
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Superb imaging, hats off
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Great build, looking forward to the next installment.
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Unfortunately I'm out too as I will be moving home instead, priorities and all that. I will remain a Star Party Virgin for a while longer. Good thing is it means I can have an immediate clear out of my gear and plan for my new improved observing site at my new home. A 102 APO is beckoning me.... Have a good one folks, I am sure we will meet up at some point. Paul
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Phenomenal. Incredible detail and simply beautiful.
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Welcome to the 'Big Newt on a Swivel Club'
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What telescope etc are you thinking of bringing to SGLX?
Polar Bear replied to hadyn42's topic in SGL 10
I had planned to bring my 10" reflector, my Tal 100RS and a little 66mm ED APO, but will now be moving house that week so have had to cancel. I will be there in spirit and will have to contend with viewing the eclipse from my new back garden. Have fun everyone and I hope to get to an event later in the year. -
SATURN - rings peeking over "top" of disk... :)
Polar Bear replied to Kokatha man's topic in Imaging - Planetary
'Quality' and 'inspirational' are the words that spring to my mind. Great work. -
Hi Jules, thanks for the side by side test, interesting read. I have just been out tonight and guess what I picked up? A 100RS courtesy of Fleabay to go on my SkyTee 2. It is the one with the 2" Crayford and blue coatings. Unfortunately the night sky has done a runner in Lancashire so I have been unable to test. Paul
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66mm ED APO Baader 8-24mm Zoom Sigma DP3M Single shots are never that sharp but the seeing was quite good tonight. The 66mm ED APO is turning out to be quite a good little scope. Paul
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Astro Physics AP130EDFGT Gran Turismo on Ebay Scam?
Polar Bear replied to Polar Bear's topic in The Astro Lounge
Indeed it has -
With a very suspicious £1800 BIN and with the same image as the scam ones from a while back? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Astro-Physics-AP130EDFGT-Gran-Turismo-Apochromatic-Telescope-Refractor-/291368941478?pt=UK_Photography_Telescopes&hash=item43d6f137a6 http://stargazerslounge.com/topic/156390-looks-dodgy-astro-physics-ap130edfgt-on-ebay/ Can somebody ID this? Paul