My best effort (I think)

[trudie]

I think this is the best so far, must have pushed the ED to the limit now, perhaps its time to try elusive DSO's ARRGGHHHHH !!!!

Trudie

Whoops forgot to attach the picture, must be the thought of trying to find DSO's.

[russ]

thats a great image from the ED80. Nice banding on the planets disk

Regards

Russ

[MikeD]

Nice result Trudie.

All you need to do now is hit Saturn again and again until you find that night of great seeing.

perhaps its time to try elusive DSO's ARRGGHHHHH !!!!

Go for it, planetary imaging is just as hard in its own way.

[Helen]

Nice shot Trudie. I'm proof that DSO imaging can be done by beginners!! Just give it a go but definitely read Martin's primers first.

Helen

[robindurant]

Lovely colours Trudie, I wish I could get them on mine.

Robin

[CELESCOPE]

Agree there Trudie , your best to date , well done super image, and nice colour to, thats it now then , DSO here we come heehehehheh ,pop around we will stick the Atik on and you can get your own DSO heheheheh

Rog

[russ]

That's a great image from the ED. Amazing what you can do with a little 80mm refractor. There's some nice banding on the planet and the rings look sharp.

Russ

[mpeniak]

Nice Saturn indeed!!!

[geoff_k]

Trudie

Very good, considering the size of the scope and the adverse position of Saturn.

Geoff

[geppetto]

Really well done Trudie 8)

[jcm]

Well done Trudie.

It compares well to my efforts and I've got an extra 50mm. ( says he boasting )

John

[centroid]

Your images just keep getting better all the time Trudie.

Contrary to what many people think, getting a good planetary picture, is a lot harder than getting a good DSO image.

The effects of 'seeing' are far more critical for the planets, than they are for DSOs.

Dave