Well, I liked it anyways.....

[Tim]

So you wait for days, and days......and daaaaays for the sky to clear properly. And then it does, with the help of a strong gusty wind that treats your telescope as a spinnaker.

So, all in all, I was glad I could grab anything at all. As it was I got hold of the whole of the terminator, and one day i'll get around to doing a mosaic... but for now, here's a bunch of holes in a frigid bit of rock, caused by other frigid bits of rock, a long time ago, from a galaxy far far away....!!

Larger version here:

http://ukastronomers.com/Tim/image/6022_large.jpeg

Cheers

TJ

[GazOC]

Very sharp TJ.

[jgs001]

Thats great, sharp and clear. So was that taken through R4 then ?

[beamish]

OOer !! V. nice that one TJ, worth the wait.

Karlo

[DanDare]

Very nice TJ, those holes are nice and sharp.

Roy

[barkis]

Blimey, two eyeballs full there TJ.

Super Image, Er, which scope, which camera, and er, like that.?

Ron.

[Sam]

Despite the challenging conditions you've got a great shot there TJ!

[Naz]

Yet another nice and sharp image TJ.

Archie

[Cloudwatcher]

So do I!

Cheers

CW

[FLO]

Looking good on my screen 8)

[thing]

Great shot, very holy.

[Tim]

Sorry, yeah, only its been so long since the kit was out properly that you tend to forget whats what.....

EQ6 PRO, C9.25, PL-130 camera, red filter, 20 secs at 5fps recording, 25fps shutter.

Its a real shame about the wind because the seeing was terrific, usually all those lil details dont show up with this setup.

Cheers

TJ