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[Davey-T]

One WL image because I forgot to switch on the Quark.

The first and last frame of a planned animation several hours apart with lots of cloud / rain between 

Dave

 

[Steve Ward]

Not a great day for it , well done catching anything ... 

[xtreemchaos]

great catch Dave,  good quarky whitelight, its crazy weather mate ,ive had 4 seasons in one day, well done, thanks, charl.

[johnfosteruk]

It'll do Dave,  better than nothing on a day like today.

[Pete Presland]

Still a couple of good images for your efforts.

[cshahar]

Interesting differences between the two images Dave. what would you say accounts for the difference in contrast and brightness? Just different seeing conditions?

-Charles

[Davey-T]

21 hours ago, cshahar said:

Interesting differences between the two images Dave. what would you say accounts for the difference in contrast and brightness? Just different seeing conditions?

-Charles

One was taken with the Sun at about its highest point and the other as it disappeared behind the chimney pots about 5 hours later 

Plus the fact that I didn't spend any time on the processing 

Dave

[cshahar]

I have found that the view brightens as the sun rises. For a long animation this can be frustrating in post processing. However, using the mean brightness in the histogram window of photoshop (and curves to adjust the mean brightness) more or less resolved that issue for me... although it is a lot of work!

-Charles